Nomadio Sensor Manuel utilisateur

USERS GUIDE

Version 1.0.2

Published July 2005

Sensor Quick Reference

Display Screen

Antenna

Speaker

Throttl

Trigger

Headphone &

PC Connections

Steering Trim

Shift Buttons

Batter

Compartment /

Receiver Programming

Cable

Steering W heel

Display Screen

Navigation

Controls

(T1) Throttle Dual

Rate Trim (T2) Steering Dual

Rate Trim (T3) ThrottleTrim

(TR) Steering Trim

(TL) Steering Trim

Menu Button

On/Off Switch

Selection Buttons

Transceiver Quick Reference

Receptacle for:

Car Battery Sensor

Receptacles for:

RXBattery(power)

Steering (Ch1)

Throttle(Ch2)

Shift Servo (Ch3)

Receptacle for:

Digital Sensor (e.g.,

RPM/Speed ) /Receiver

Programming Cable

BIND button

(recessed)

Indicator LED

Receptacle for:

Analog Sensors

(e.g., Temp)

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Sensor Quick Reference.................................. II

Transceiver Quick Reference.........................III

Statement of Compliance ................................ 2

Getting to know your Sensor........................... 3

PowerSwitch......................................................3

Display Screen....................................................3

MenuButton.......................................................3

NavigationButtons...............................................3

SelectionButtons.................................................4

Trim Buttons.......................................................4

GripButtons.......................................................4

ConnectionPorts.................................................4

Charging and Installing Batteries ...................5

Charging the SuppliedNiMH Batteries......................5

Installing the Batteries..........................................5

Adjusting the Screen........................................ 6

Converting for Left Handed Use...................... 7

Installing the Transceiver................................ 9

Mounting the Transceiver......................................9

Connecting the Transceiver....................................9

Installing the Sensors....................................10

Receiver Battery Sensor...................................... 10

Voltage Sensor.................................................. 10

Temperature Sensor........................................... 10

Connecting the Temperature Sensor...................... 11

Binding the Transceiver.................................12

How the BindingProcess Works............................ 12

Bindingyour transceiver the first time.................... 14

Sensor Controls ..............................................15

Top Menu Level................................................. 16

SteeringFunctions............................................. 16

Throttle Functions.............................................. 30

ShiftServo Functions.......................................... 46

ModelManagement............................................ 56

ControllerSetup................................................ 60

Failsafes.......................................................... 64

Sensor Digital RC Desktop.............................66

Minimum System Requirements............................ 66

Installing the RC Desktop.................................... 66

Connecting the Sensor to yourComputer................ 73

Using theSensorDigitalRC Desktop...................... 73

Registration...................................................... 74

Receiving SettingsFrom the Sensor....................... 76

EditingSettings................................................. 77

Saving Settings................................................. 77

SendingSettings to the Sensor............................. 78

Installing Sensor Firmware.................................. 78

Specifications .................................................79

SensorController............................................... 79

Transceiver...................................................... 79

Support ...........................................................80

Nomadio 3 Year Limited Warranty................81

Warranty Coverage............................................ 81

Exclusions and Limitations................................... 81

Statement of Compliance

FCC Compliance Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by

turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the

following measures:

– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

– Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

– Consult the dealer or an experienced technician for help.

• This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210 of Industry Canada.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1) this device my not cause harmful interference, and

2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

• The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional radiator shall caution the user that

changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's

authority to operate the equipment.

Warning: Changes or modifications made to this equipment not expressly approved by Nomadio may void the

FCC authorization to operate this equipment.

RF Exposure Statement

This transmitter has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with the Nomadio

accessories supplied or designated for this product, and provided at least 20 cm separation between the antenna

and the user's body is maintained. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure

guidelines.

Sensor and its software are designed and manufactured in the United States of America.

Getting to know your Sensor

Power Switch

This switch turns the Sensor on and off.

Display Screen

Driving screen

This is the screen you’ll be seeing 95% of the time

while using the Sensor. It displays radio andbattery

status, telemetry data that you select, and your

servo information.

Menu screen

This screen is the gateway to the Sensor’s menu

system, which is described in detail later. You can

alwaysgo back to the driving screen by just

pressing the menu key.

Menu Button

men

Pressing this button toggles Sensor between the driving screen

and the top level function menu, or returns to the previous

level from a sub-menu.

Navigation Buttons

Button In the driving screen In the function menu

Moves to next higher menu item.

Moves to next lower menu item.

Displays previous reading. Decreases selected value.

Displays next reading. •Increases selected value.

•Goes to next sub-menu.

•Goes to selected sub-menu

•Saves the change to the

selected setting.

Selection Buttons

In the function menu

Sets the currently edited value to its maximum

value.

Sets the currently edited value to its minimum

value.

Cancels any changes made and resets value to

where it was before you started editing.

Resets the value to the factory default

Trim Buttons

T1 Adjusts the throttle dual rate setting.

T2 Adjusts the steering dual rate setting.

T3 Adjusts the throttle trim setting.

Left steering trim

button Adjusts the steering trim to the left or

right

Right steering trim

button Adjusts the steering trim to the left or

right.

Grip Buttons

Performsshifting action on channel 3.

Connection Ports

Headphone

port Accepts a 1/8” stereo headphone jack. The

output is the same in each ear (mono).

Computer port This connects to the USB port ofyour

computer using the supplied cable.

Charging and Installing Batteries

The Sensor is powered by fourAA-size batteries (1.2~1.5V). You may use the fourAA-size

1.2V NiMH batteries provided with the Sensor, or you may use AA-size alkaline batteries

(1.5V). Before using your Sensor, make sure the batteries are fully charged.

The Sensor is reverse voltage protected: installing batteries backwards cannot damage it. If

the batteries are backwards, simply reverse the batteryconnector.

Also inside the batterycompartment is the 4 wire ReceiverProgramming Cable. This cable

can be plugged into the receiver’sTACH pins in orderto upgrade the software on the receiver.

The RC Desktop will instruct you when a software upgrade is available.

Charging the Supplied NiMH Batteries

When using the supplied NiMH batteries, charge the batteries for 12-14 hours (using the

supplied charger) before using the Sensor. Be sure to get the polarity correct when installing

the batteries into the charger.

Installing the Batteries

1. Slide and remove the battery compartment cover at the bottom of the

Sensor.

2. Remove the battery holder.

NOTE:

The battery holderwires connect toa receptaclein the battery compartment.

It is not necessary to unplug the connectorwhen you remove the battery holder.

However, if you do unplug the connector, note its orientation first. Ifyou plug it

in wrong,your Sensor will not turn on - no damage will be done to your

Sensor, just remove and reverse it.

3. Install the batteries in the battery holder. Observe proper polarity.

4. Plug the battery holder connector into the receptacle in the battery

compartment.

5. Place the battery holder in the battery compartment. Make sure the

wires do not pinch.

6. Slide the battery compartment cover into place.

Adjusting the Screen

The display screen atthe top ofthe Sensor canbe repositioned for easier viewing.

Tools needed:

7/64” hexwrench

1. Make sure Sensor is turned off before

moving the screen.

2. Using the hex wrench, loosen the two

screws holding the display screen.

3. Reposition the display screen.

4. Retighten the screws

Converting for Left Handed Use

You can easily convert the Sensorto left-handed use.

Tools needed:

#2 Phillips screwdriver,

7/64” hex wrench

A: Removethe Steering Wheel Assembly

A1: Make sure the Sensor is turned off

A2. Carefully removethe Nomadio emblem in the

center of the steering wheel. It is held in place by

friction and pulls toward you, it does not twist.

A3. Use the Phillips screwdriver to loosen and remove

the screw holding the steeringwheel. Remove the

steering wheel.

A4. Usethe hexwrenchtoremove thethree screws

holding the steering wheel assembly.

A5. Carefully pull the steering wheel assembly away

from the Sensor body.

A6. Carefully unplug the connector fromthe steering

wheel assembly.

B: Remove the Speaker Assembly B1. Usethe hex wrench to remove the four screws

holding the speaker assembly.

B2. Pull the speaker assembly away from the Sensor

body.

B3. Use the Phillips screwdriver to remove the two

speaker clamp screwsholding the speakerto the plastic

cover.

C: Swap the Assemblies C1. Pass the steering wheel connector wire through the

Sensor body so it comes out the LEFT side hole (where

the speakerused to be).

C2. Pass the speaker through the Sensor body so it

comes out the RIGHT side hole (where the steering

wheelusedtobe).

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