Futaba, Spektrum – Heli-Max HMXE0835 User Manual

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Your new 1SQ Quadcopter uses SLT protocol. This means that with the simple

addition of the Tactic Anylink

™

, you can enjoy your new machine with nearly

“any” helicopter radio.

AnyLink Heli Tx Compatibility Chart

6EXH or EXP, 6J, 7C, 8FG, 8J, 9C, 10C, 12FG

Futaba

Hitec

Spektrum

Graupner

DX6, DX6i

DX7s, DX8, DX10t, DX18

6H, 8U, 9Z

12Z, 14MZ, 18MZ

Eclipse 7 (72MHz)

Aurora 9

Eclipse 7 (2.4GHz)

All heli transmitters with trainer jack

INCLUDED

TACM0003

TACM0004

TACM0007*

TACM0005*

Required Cable

*Includes a rechargeable 6.6V LiFe battery. LiFe-compatible charger required.

MX-16

WARNING: AnyLink must be in Normal Mapping (1 Beep) when

Futaba or Hitec transmitters are used with Tx-R aircraft. If using
Spektrum, JR, or Graupner transmitters, AnyLink must be in

Alternate Mapping (2 Beeps). (See AnyLink manual.)

Use the following guide as a setup. Once you feel comfortable, fi ne tune to
your liking.

Setup Note: Only adjust the listed parameters and keep all other functions
inhibited. Make sure your swash is setup for a 90 deg system (H-1).

Reverse N

Endpoint 100%

100%

120%

D/R 100/70

100/70 100/70

Gyro* ON - GY AVCS 38% (on some radios it will be A-38)

Spektrum is a registered

trademark of

Horizon Hobby, Inc.

The responsiveness of the Quad is dependent on the gyro setting.
For some radios these settings may be too aggressive.
Reduce the numbers until you feel comfortable.

Futaba

channel 1

channel 2

channel 3

channel 4

Reverse R