User's Guide

Solo7 Nano Transmitter
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Revision: 8.0
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Name
Notes
1
Configuration
Buttons.
Sixteen (or eight) configurations can be stored. The Blue
button is the currently active configuration. You can set up
just one of them if you want but it can be very useful to have
all 16 populated. Try having different frequencies and range
settings available.
2
Basic Settings for
the Active
Configuration
When you have selected a configuration button above, this
section shows the core settings for that configuration. These
are repeated in the Advanced window along with many more
settings.
You can edit these settings right here to make quick changes.
3
Unit Status Panel
A group of indicators to report things like: RF Status, Video
Lock, Audio Lock, Temperature and Connection Status.
4
Switch Panel
Buttons to take you to: The Advanced window, the Engineer
window, the Upload window and to quit the Nano TX
Controller.
Table 7-1 – Control Application Main Window Key
7.5 Performing a Quick Setup
There are several basic setup fields that enable you to do a quick setup of the unit without
getting into fine details. (We’ll meet those later).
Before you Begin
You’ll need:
 To have connected your PC to the Nano Transmitter using Serial.
 To have established a serial connection. (Green Connect button showing).
Step 1: Choose a Configuration
1. Click one of the sixteen configuration buttons.
2. You’ll see the Reading Configuration message.
3. The button is illuminated in blue and the Configuration Settings are ready to edit.
Step 2: Work with the Configuration Settings
1. Click one of the Configuration Settings boxes.
2. The box turns white and check mark and cross buttons appear.
3. When you start to edit, the check mark button becomes active (shaded in blue).