Servonaut SMR Bedienungsanleitung Seite 22

SMR with Standard ESC
The picture to the right shows the SMR connected
to a standard speed controller. You will need an
additional Y-cable.
You can power the SMR directly from
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the main battery via the red (+) and black
(-) cable.
Either connect it directly by soldering it to
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the ESC power supply cables or use a
plug-in connector. Some Servonaut ESC's have
a connector already.
Use an additional Y-cable to connect the
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cable with the blue plug - marked "ESC"
on the SMR - with the speed controller and the
driving channel of the receiver.
Connect the cable with the transparent
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plug of the SMR to a free channel of the
receiver, this controls starter, horn and hydraulic
sounds. You will need a three-way switch (with
momentary function) and some mixers on your
radio.
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Connect the cable with potentiometer to
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the SMR output marked "VOL" (to adjust
the volume). Alternatively you can connect the
equalizer SM-EQ to adjust the sound, it is availa-
ble as an accessory.
If you have connected an equalizer you
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need to put the jumper in Position "EQ
on". To choose one of the SMR motorsounds put
the jumper in the middle position. Now the SMR
plays the two different engines one after another.
To choose your favourite sound, remove the
jumper while this sound is playing (see chapter
SMR Setup).
Connect the loudspeaker to the yellow
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wires. If you're using 7.2 V we recommend
an 8 Ohm full range loudspeaker (e.g. Servonaut
Laut85), when using 12 V take a 16 Ohm (e.g.
Servonaut Laut16) type. The maximum volume
depends on the type of loudspeaker and how you
mount it (see chapter Loudspeaker Mounting).