Spektrum SPMAR12200 - Manual (Page 14)

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2. Select the output port to adjust, A–D. The channel for the output ports of the
Cockpit are determined in the Servo Mapping function.
3. Select the Servo to adjust, 1–2. Either of the 2 channels can be adjusted,
allowing greater flexibility in servo matching.
4. Move the stick, switch or other controlling device of the transmitter to the desired
position and hold. Note that when the output channel is moved, the arrow will
move on the screen, indicating which parameter is ready to adjust.
5. Select Start with the SET button on the SensorSwitch.
6. Once Start has been selected, you can release the transmitter stick. The position
will be held until the SET button on the SensorSwitch is pressed again. Also
check that the disconnected ball link lines up correctly with the linkage point.
7. Press the SET button on the SensorSwitch to conclude the set-up process. Do
not re-connect the linkage until you have adjusted the center position and both
end points correctly.
8. To make further adjustments, move the transmitter stick in the desired position
and press SET again with the cursor at Start, then repeat the set up process.
9. If you wish to reverse the direction of rotation of a servo, move the control
surface to one end point and select the menu point Start with the SET button
on the SensorSwitch. Now press and hold button I or II until the control surface
moves in the opposite direction. Repeat the procedure for the other endpoint of
travel.
10. Typically, full throw on a servo will be within a range of 900 to 2100 micro
seconds with the servo’s center position at 1500 micro seconds.
CAUTION: Do NOT go beyond the servo’s maximum travel or damage to the
servo could result. Maximum throw varies from servo to servo.
11. Once the servos are matched, use a current meter to minimize the current
draw of each servo to prevent any fighting of the servos. Adjust the servos as
necessary with the linkages and the servo matching function to achieve the
lowest current draw possible at the center and endpoints.
RX/TX Settings
Several functions are in the RX/TX Settings menu, including: selecting DSM2 or
DSMX operation, binding the Cockpit, teaching fail safe positions, selecting the
frame rate, channel output mapping for the output ports and setting the transmitter
center stick positions.
TX System
In the TX System sub menu, DSM2 or DSMX operation can be selected as well as
the option for binding the Cockpit to the transmitter.
To select DSM2 or DSMX operation, press the I or II buttons on the SensorSwitch to
select the desired type, then press the SET button to confirm your selection.
Binding—This function is used to bind the
Cockpit to your transmitter. It is necessary to
bind the Cockpit so that it will only recognize a
specific transmitter, ignoring signals from any
other sources. If the Cockpit is not bound to a
transmitter, the system will not operate.
To bind the Cockpit to your transmitter, follow
these steps:
1. Attach all remote receivers to the ports labeled RX1 through RX4.
2. Select the Binding Menu option with the I or II buttons on the SensorSwitch and
press the SET button to place the receiver into Bind mode.
3. Follow your transmitter’s instructions to enter bind mode on the transmitter.