EXZES ZZ Radio System Manual

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EXZES ZZ
2.4GHZ FH4T RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM USER'S GUIDE
Telemetry System with Sanwa Synchronized Link Support
T-MIX1 AND T-MIX2 MENU
{
TELEMETRY MIXING 1 AND TELEMETRY MIXING 2
}
RACING
ST
TH
AUX1
AUX2
CH 1
CH 2
CH 3
CH 4
CH
TYP I
TYPE
TYP II TYP III TYP IV TYP V TYP VI TYP VII TYP VIII TYP IX TYP X
ST
TH
BR
AUX
ST
TH
BR2
AUX
ST
TH
BR
BR2
L-ST
TH
R-ST
AUX
L-ST
TH
R-ST
BR
L-ST
TH
R-ST
BR2
F/ST
TH
R/ST
AUX
ST
F/TH
R/TH
AUX
F/ST
F/TH
R/ST
R/TH
ST=Steering•TH=Throttle•BR=Brake•BR2=Brake2•R-ST=Right•L-ST=Left•R/STorR/TH=Rear•F/STorF/TH=Front
Currently TMP1, TMP2, VOLT and RPM Master Telemetry Data options are available. As different types of Telemetry Sensors are
developed, these will be added as Master Telemetry Data Options in future firmware updates. Available Slave channels vary
based on the Car Type currently chosen. The table below shows the available channels for each Car Type.
Changing the Master Telemetry Data Option:
1) FromwithintheRACINGmenu,scrollUPorDOWNtohighlighteitherthe
T-MIX1 or the T-MIX2 menu depending on which Telemetry Mixer you want to
program. In this section, we show programming Telemetry Mixer 1.
2) Press the ENTER key to open the T-MIX1 menu. MASTER > TLM1  will be
highlighted.
3) PresstheENTERkey,thenscrollUPorDOWNtochoosethedesiredMaster
Telemetry Data option.
TLM1 and TLM2 Telemetry Data will differ depending on what type of
Telemetry Sensor you have plugged into those Telemetry Ports in the
receiver. In the default configuration, TLM1 and TLM2 are used with Temperature
Sensors.
Changing the Telemetry Type:
The Telemetry Type value determines the Master Telemetry Data Type, either DATA or ALERT. When DATA is selected, the Slave
channelservowillmoverelativetothecurrentTelemetryDatavalue.Forexample,ifTelemetryMixing1issettoMASTER>TLM1
andTYPE>DATA,theSlavechannelservowillmoverelativetotheactualTelemetryDatavalue.Theamountanddirectionof
movement is determined by the Rate percentage values.
When ALERT is selected, the Slave channel servo will move to a programmed position (or the maximum amount of servo travel
canbelimited)whentheTelemetryAlertAlarmvalueisreached,asprogrammedintheLOGSETUPmenu.Forexample,ifTelemetry
Mixing1issettoMASTER>TLM1andTYPE>ALERT,theSlavechannelservowillmovetotheprogrammedposition(orthe
maximum amount of servo travel limited) when the Telemetry (Temperature) Alert Alarm value is reached. Again, the amount and
direction of movement is determined by the Rate percentage values. For information about programming a Telemetry Alert Alarm
value, see the Telemetry 1 and Telemetry 2 Data Display and Alert Alarm Options section on pages 54 and 58.
TheTelemetryTypecannotbechangedwhenMASTER>RPMisselected.
TYPEsettingrangeisDATAorALERT.ThedefaultsettingisDATA.
1) FromwithintheT-MIX1menu,scrollUPorDOWNtohighlightTYPE>DATA.
2) Press the ENTER key, then scroll UP or DOWN to choose the desired Type
value, either DATA or ALERT.
Changing the Slave Channel:
1) FromwithintheT-MIX1menu,scrollUPorDOWNtohighlightSLAVE>TH.
2) PresstheENTERkey,thenscrollUPorDOWNtochoosethedesiredSlave
channel.
RACING