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Model helicopter

Programming examples – Model helicopters

In this programming example we assume that you

have already read and understood the descriptions of

the individual menus, and are by now familiar with the

general handling of the transmitter. We also assume

that you have built and adjusted the helicopter exactly

according to the kit instructions. The electronic facili-

ties provided by the transmitter should never be used

to compensate for major mechanical inaccuracies.

As so often in life, there are various ways and means

of reaching a particular destination when program-

ming the mc-22s. In this example our intention is to

provide a sensibly structured procedure, so that you

develop a clear idea of logical programming techni-

ques. Where there are several possible methods, we

ﬁ rst describe the simplest and most easily understood

solution. It is likely that the helicopter will work per-

fectly when set up in this way, but – of course – you

are still free to try out other solutions at a later stage

in case they may suit you better.

As our programming example we take the GRAUP-

NER STARLET 50 helicopter, with three swashpla-

te linkage points distributed equally at 120° – “3 Sv(2

roll)” – a beginner’s set-up without enhanced throttle

curve, with no method of inﬂ uencing the gyro from the

transmitter, and with no speed governor. We have de-

liberately chosen this simple programming project in

order to demonstrate that it is possible to produce a

helicopter which ﬂ ies extremely well with relatively litt-

le programming effort.

Nevertheless, we don’t want to keep from you all the

scope for possible reﬁ nements: the basic description

is followed by set-up notes on gyro gain, speed go-

vernors and different helicopter mechanics.

At the initial programming stage you have to deﬁ ne a

number of basic transmitter settings once only, to in-

form the transmitter of your preferred method of cont-

rol. To do this switch to the menu ...

»Basic settings« (page 117)

First enter the “Owner’s name”, which will appear in

the basic screen display. The letters and symbols for

this are selected from the comprehensive character

table on the second screen page, which you can re-

ach with a brief press on the rotary control after se-

lecting the arrow

symbol:

(*3ANDBRU

 h |

!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;c=>?

{ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[]^



±àÏÉÊËÌÎÐÑÒÕÔÖ¯²ÙÚÛßáã½Ã



/WNERSNAME



Select your preferred “Pre-set stick mode” according

to the criteria described on page 117.

The same applies to your preferred “Pre-set modu-

lation”.

If you set “Expert mode” to “no”, some menus are

automatically suppressed from the multi-function list

when you initialise a new model memory.

However, the limited list of menus is generally sufﬁ -

cient for basic programming, so you do not need to

make any changes at this point. Regardless of this

setting, you can at any time switch the suppressed

menus back on using the »Suppress Codes« menu.

These basic settings are completed by setting “Pre-

set min. pitch” to “forward” or “back”; this setting is a

matter of personal preference.

Within each model memory the presets “Stick

mode”, “Modulation” and “Coll. pitch min. forward

/ back” are automatically adopted, but you can still

change them if you wish.

Once you have completed these settings, move on to

the menu ...

»Model select« (page 47)

… and choose a vacant model memory using the ro-

tary control ...

0 1 C U M U L U S 9 7 S P C M 2 0 1 : 2 5 h

0 2 L a s e r P C M 2 0 2 : 4 5 h

0 3 D V 2 0 K A T A N A

P P M 1 8 5 : 2 6

0 4 M E G A S T A R

S P C M 2 0 8 : 3 1 h

0 5

V V V

f r e e

V V V

0 6

V V V

f r e e

V V V

… give a brief press on the rotary control (or press

the ENTER button) to select the model type “Heli”.

Conﬁ rm your choice with a brief press of the rotary

control (or ENTER), and the screen immediately swit-

ches to the basic display.

If the warning “Throttle too high” appears, move the

collective pitch stick to the minimum position, and the

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