User manual

e) Factory Settings (8)

Usetheprogrammeitem"FactorySettings"toresettheightcontrollertoitsbasicsettings.Thesebasicsettingscor-

respond to the factory settings for the "Wild Hawk" model, except for the motor brake that is still to be programmed. If

youndanyundesiredreactionsinoperationofthemodelorightcontroller,werecommendresettingtothefactory

settings.

You can recognise the programme item "Factory settings" by a double reducing melody followed by a high sound (8).

Remember that you have to switch on the motor brake again after restoring the factory settings!

f) Motor Timing (9 + 10 + 11)

Thissettinginuencesmotorrunningcharacteristics(similartoearlyignitionofacombustionengine).Youhavethe

following setting options: "Auto" (automatic), "Low" (low = 7° to 22°) and "High" (high = 22° to 30°). We recommend

always using the setting "Auto".

Changing motor timing changes very many parameters, including the power values. Therefore, also observe compli-

ancewiththemotorandightcontrollerspecications.Alsoobservethetemperaturesofthecomponentsnamedin

operation.

If you do not have the corresponding specialist know-how and matching measuring equipment, we recommend the

setting "auto". In this setting, the best setting used for the motor is automatically set.

"Auto" (recommended) = short, lower double sound (9)

"Low" = long, higher double sound (10)

"High" = short, higher triple sound (11)

g) Start Characteristics (12 + 13 + 14)

Hereyoucansetthestartingcharacteristicswhenmovingthetransmitter'scontrolleverfrom"motoroff"towards

"full throttle". This function is mostly relevant to protect gear drives as well as motor controlling via an on/off switch.

You have the following setting options: "very soft", "soft" and "normal". We recommend using the setting "normal" for

the "Wild Hawk" model.

"very soft" = triple sound sequence "DiDiDi" (12)

"soft" = reducing triple melody followed by a high sound (13)

"normal" = short, lower triple sound (14)