User's Manual

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The weatronic transmission system is almost totally insensitive to the position of the transmitter towards the receiver, thus also providing the best

receiving strength of signals by the receivers due to their insensitivity of orientation towards the transmitter.

The transmitted data is coded so that only the receiver, which is matched to the same code, is able to decode the signals and transform them into

servo signals. There are several million codes available and each one is only given out once.

The transmitter module logs all data of the transmitter as well as the receiver on a micro-SD-Card. Even after a power failure of the transmitter battery,

the system keeps recording, to allow later analysis of the problem.

All the Dual Receiver 2.4 Dual FHSS micro’s are designed as transceivers with a reporting return channel. They are capable of returning telemetry

data and other basic info such as receiver strengths, battery voltage and temperature in the receiver back to the transmitter module. Standard with

these receivers is the report of the following data,

• Receiver signal strength (for range warning)

• Receiver Batterie voltage (voltage warning)

• Temperature (temperature warning)

That get returned to the transmitter and will give an optical (red LED in the middle) and acoustical (Earphone jack) warning to the operator. With the

software GIGAControl one can edit the thresholds of the alarms. The data will be recorded on the SD-card for data logging. Additionally while ﬂying,

one can also look at the live stream on the computer while connected to the transmitter module.

So far the weatronic transmitter modules have been adapted to transmitters of the following brands: Multiplex, Futaba, and JR / Graupner. At this time

a maximum of 12 channels are available, depending on the transmitter type. (an upgrade to 16 channels is in the planning stadium)

Modules for the following transmitters / systems are currently available.

• Futaba T12 FG/T14 MZ/FX-30/FX-40 (new small frequency module)

• Futaba FF 7/FF 9/FF 10/WZ-2/FC-18/FC-28 (older bigger frequency module based on PCM1024)

• Multiplex Royal Evo/Royal Pro/Proﬁ MC 3010/3030/4000

• Graupner MC 18/MC19/MC 22/MC 22S

• Graupner MX 22/MC 24/JR 9X/JR 10X (Standard JR / Graupner module)

• Graupner MX 24S, JR 12 X

This list will be added to as we approve and test more units.

5 Transmitter module weatronic 2.4 Dual FHSS

5.1 Transmitter conversion

A transmitter conversion kit consists of:

• Transmitter module

• Fitting for the installation in place of the original antenna

• Patch cable with snap in receivers

• Adapter modules partially with housings

5.1.1 Transmitter module for Multiplex Evo/Royal Evo Pro 7/9/12

Remove the original telescoping rod antenna from its place. Remove the back side of the transmitter housing. Connect the cable coming out of the

adapter tube to the weatronic transmitter module. Make sure that the cable snaps into the receiving connector.