Instruction Manual

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If you now leave the Select screen again, you will see

that the same transmitter control has also been assi-

gned automatically to the right aileron.

The next step is to select the servo outputs to which you

intend to connect the aileron servos; this is accomplished by pressing +. Note that you can assign up to eight

servos to a single function.

If your model is an aerobatic aircraft, you would naturally select two or three servos at this point. At a later stage

you will be able to set the travel, direction of rotation and centre position for each servo separately.

If these parameters are too coarse for your application, you can set an individual curve with up to 33 points for

each servo.

Back in the Assignment screen it is also possible to rename the functions to suit your own preference.

If you decide to assign the wing aps at this point, you will learn to appreciate one of the truly unique features of

To create a new model, briey touch the + button at the

bottom of the screen. Assign a name to your model,

and conrm your choice with OK. You will now see the

Select screen for the model type.

At this point you can select the appropriate model type,

with the additional options of delta wing and V-tail.

On the next screen you select one of the ranges on the

right-hand side, e.g. Wing. The screen now shows a dia-

gram of a wing corresponding to your chosen type. If

your conguration is more specialised, that presents no

problems: at a later stage you can very easily program

individual functions manually.

Here you will see the name of the function (e.g. Aileron

L), a transmitter control and a + symbol, which is used

to assign the appropriate number of servos. These in-

dividual Select points are inter-connected; the method

used for this will become self-evident in the course of

the set-up procedure.

Now you select a transmitter control which is to control

the left aileron; this will be the left or right primary stick,

depending on the transmitter mode you prefer.

Note: the software of the CORE has no modes – it

is only the mechanical settings of the transmitter

sticks which determines the stick mode.