GRAUPNER Mz-10c Manuel utilisateur

MANUAL

mz-10c

HoTT 2.4 GHz transmitter for copters and drones

No. S1001.G1 and S1001.G1.77

mz-10

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Contents

Contents...............................................................................................2

Introduction .........................................................................................4

Service Location....................................................................................4

Intended Use ........................................................................................5

Target Group................................................................. 5

Package Content ...................................................................................5

Technical Data ......................................................................................6

Symbols Explication ..............................................................................7

Safety Notes .........................................................................................7

Transmitter Safety ........................................................ 8

Battery Safety ............................................................... 8

Transmitter Overview ...........................................................................9

Transmitter Control Functions...................................... 9

Digital Trim ......................................................... 10

Adjusting Stick Length ........................................ 10

Antenna Alignment..................................................... 10

Attaching Neck-Strap .................................................. 10

Transmitter Back Side ................................................. 11

Data Port............................................................. 12

Charging Port...................................................... 12

Transmitter First-Time Use ..................................................................13

Power Supply .............................................................. 13

Installing the Batteries........................................ 13

Using Rechargeable Batteries Option................. 14

Transmitter Functions .........................................................................14

Transmitter Status Indications.................................... 14

LED Panel and Buttons................................................ 15

Multirotor Installation ........................................................................16

Before Flight Safety Checklist ..................................... 17

Your First Flight................................................... 17

Binding ........................................................................ 18

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Binding the Transmitter...................................... 18

Performing a Range Test .................................... 18

Range Warning ................................................... 18

Adjusting Tension and Centering................................ 19

Opening/Closing the Transmitter Housing......... 19

Centering the Control Stick ................................ 20

Break Spring and Ratchet ................................... 21

Stick Centering Force.......................................... 21

Operation and Settings .......................................................................22

Transmitter Programming .......................................... 22

Country Setting................................................... 22

Stick Mode.......................................................... 23

Changing the stick mode .................................... 23

Fail Safe............................................................... 24

Fail-Safe Variant Selection.................................. 24

FAIL SAFE Mode.................................................. 24

HOLD Mode ........................................................ 25

OFF Mode ........................................................... 26

STANDARD Mode................................................ 26

Switch Functions ......................................................... 27

Motor ON/OFF Function..................................... 27

Attitude/Rate Mode Switching........................... 27

Switch for Additional Functions.......................... 27

Firmware Update................................................................................29

Transmitter Software Update..................................... 29

Declaration of Conformity...................................................................31

Disposal....................................................................... 32

Care and Maintenance................................................ 32

Warranty Certificate ................................................... 32

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Graupner mz-10c Multirotor Radio. The mz-

10c has been specially designed to make all of your copter flying easy and

fun. Setting up a new copter should not take more than 15 minutes before

you can fly.

The mz-10C will only work with Graupner Multirotor Flight Controllers such

as the GR-18C or the GR-10C.

Each multirotor function such as Attitude/Rate mode, Flip mode and

Throttle hold have been pre-set on the radio. There is no need to program

anything to benefit from the functions of your flight controller.

Depending on your configuration you may need to bind the radio to the

flight controller.

The mz-10C is compatible with all of Graupner Alpha multirotor products

like the Alpha 250, Hornet 250, Alpha 110 and many others and will require

a simple bind to fly any of these models.

One radio can fly all of these copters and you can expand your copter fleet

by simply installing your own the GR-18C flight controller on any copter

such as the Versacopter and go fly!

No programming no fuss no hassle It’s that easy!

Note

This manual is part of the product. It contains important information

concerning operation and handling. Keep these instructions for future

reference.

Service Location

Graupner USA Service

3941 Park Dr., Suite 20-571

El Dorado Hills, CA 95762

United States

Phone: (855) 572-4746

Email: [email protected]

www.graupnerusa.com

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Intended Use

This remote-control system is intended for use with remote control models

without passengers. Any other type of use is prohibited and may damage

the system and cause significant property damage and/or personal injury.

No warranty or liability is offered for improper use not covered by these

provisions.

Read through this entire manual before you attempt to install or use the

transmitter.

Graupner continuously enhances its products and reserves the right to

change its products, technology and equipment at any time and without

prior notice.

Target Group

This product is not a toy. It is not suitable for children under 14 years old.

The operation of this product must be performed by experienced modelers.

If you do not have sufficient knowledge about operating radio-controlled

models, please contact an experienced modeler or a model club.

Package Content

♦mz-10C Multirotor Radio Transmitter

♦4 non-rechargeable AA batteries

♦Transmitter User’s Manual

♦Receiver/Flight Controller (optional)

♦Receiver Manual (optional)

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Technical Data

Transmitter mz-10C HoTT

Frequency band

2.4000 to 2.4835 GHz

Modulation

FHSS

Controller

16-bit Microcontroller

Resolution

1024

Transmitting power

100 mW

Model memory

Trim control functions

Temperature range

14°F to 131°F (-10°C to 55°C)

Antenna

Dipole

Operating voltage

3.4 to 6V

Power consumption

approx. 130mA

Charging socket

For rechargeable batteries only (not included)

Dimensions

approx. 7.24 x 10.19 x 3.77 in

Weight

approx. 22.2 oz

Note

Technical information and data for the receiver (optional) can be found in

the receiver’s user’s manual. This manual is included in the receiver’s

package content.

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Symbols Explication

Always observe the information indicated by this warning icon, particularly

those which are additionally marked with the following signal words:

WARNING indicates the potential for serious injury.

CAUTION indicates possibility of lighter injuries.

This icon indicates information that may be helpful in diagnosing or

troubleshooting, especially when accompanied by the following signal

words:

Note indicates potential malfunctions.

Attention indicates potential damages to objects.

Safety Notes

These safety instructions are intended to protect this product, yourself and

the safety of others. Please read this section very carefully before using

this product!

♦Check all relevant laws and regulations before using this remote

control model. These laws and regulations must be observed in for

the safety of yourself and others and may vary by state, region, or

country.

♦First-time users: carefully familiarize yourselves with this model’s

functions and commands. Always exercise caution and operate this

model responsibly.

♦To avoid risk of suffocation, keep packaging materials away from

babies and small children.

♦Supervision by an experienced adult is required for children,

mentally or physically handicapped persons, novices, or anyone not

capable of safely using this product.

♦Special liability insurance policies are mandatory for all device

operations. If you already own a device, determine if the respective

model is covered by your insurance.

♦Protect all equipment from dust, dirt, moisture, vibration and

excessive heat or cold. The models may only be operated remotely

in normal outside temperatures ranging from

14°F to 131°F

(-10°C

to 55°C)

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Transmitter Safety

WARNING

Rotating propellers can cause injury. To make sure the connected motors

cannot accidentally start when programming the transmitter, use the

safety switch to turn the transmitter’s motor off, or detach the propellers.

CAUTION

Short-circuiting the transmitter sockets can create a fire hazard. Use only

suitable connectors. Never change or modify the transmitter’s electronic

components. Reconstruction and/or modification of the product is

prohibited by law.

Note

Carefully pack the model and transmitter when transporting to protect

from damages and excessive vibration.

Battery Safety

CAUTION

♦Protect batteries from dust, moisture, heat and vibrations. For use

in dry locations only.

♦Do not use damaged batteries.

♦Batteries should not be heated, burned or short-circuited.

♦Batteries not handled properly may catch fire, explode, or cause

irritation and burns.

♦Damaged or corroded batteries may leak an electrolyte that is

caustic and should not be touched or come into contact with your

skin or eyes. In case of emergency, rinse thoroughly with water

and seek immediate medical attention.

♦Do not recharge the batteries included in the package! These are

non-rechargeable batteries.

♦Store batteries in a cool, dry place.

♦Dispose of batteries at the proper disposal or recycling centers.

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Transmitter Overview

Transmitter Control Functions

Antenna with folding and swivel joint

Neck strap eyelet

2 way switch (Attitude / Rate mode)

3 way switch (FLIP / OFF / LED)

Right stick

Arrow key (select video channel)

Trims (active in Attitude mode only)

On/off switch

LED indicators panel

MODE key (BIND; PHOTO (Snap); Range test)

Left stick

2-way switch (motor ON/OFF)

Carrying handle

Central status LED

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Digital Trim

Digital trim with acoustic feedback

The two sticks have digital trimming.

Note

The digital trim is only active in Attitude mode (switch 3)

To trim your copter, briefly touch the trim in the opposite direction of where

the correction needs to be made. For example,if the copter drifts to the right,

add a few clicks of left trim.

Each trim movement will make an audible sound. Trim settings are

automatically saved when the transmitter is switched off, and will be

restored when the transmitter is switched back on.

Adjusting Stick Length

To adjust the length of the stick, hold the bottom half of the grip and loosen

the connection by unscrewing the top half.

Lengthen or shorten the control stick by turning it up or down. To tighten,

hold the bottom half of the grip and screw the two halves back together.

Antenna Alignment

The antenna can be turned up to 90°. Never point the antenna tip directly

at the model as it will produce a reduced signal.

The antenna can swivel on a 180° axis. To adjust, turn at the base of the

antenna near the junction point. Do not use the antenna itself to make this

adjustment.

Attaching Neck-Strap

On the top of the transmitter there is an eyelet for attaching a neck strap.

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