Your Setup: Servonaut Hs12/Hs16 And Rm12; Battery Monitoring - Servonaut Rm12 Bedienungsanleitung

Your Setup: Servonaut
HS12/HS16 and RM12
Model Handover
With the RM12 it is possible to take
turns driving one model - with two radi-
os. Both radios have to be bound to the
receiver (see chapter Binding). Please
note that only one radio can have an
active connection to the RM12.
The second radio can select the receiv-
er if the first connection is stopped. To
stop the connection press the red Menu
button Modell of your HS12 or HS16.
(The handover takes much longer if you
switch the radio off instead.)
If there's no active connection between
the RM12 and the other radio the model
shows in your HS12/HS16 Model Quick
Select. Please note: Because the trans-
mission is delayed you may see the
model for a little while even if it is con-
trolled by another radio.

Battery Monitoring

Connect the red cable of the RM12 to
the battery plus to monitor your battery
voltage.
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Your Servonaut radio monitors the volt-
age, you don't have to adjust your re-
ceiver any further.
Attention: If the RM12 isn't powered by
the speed controller with BEC but by an
extra receiver battery, the minus of this
receiver battery must be connected to
the minus of the main battery so that the
monitoring works.
Partner Mode with
Multiple Receivers
First bind two (or more) receivers to one
radio (see chapter Binding Receiver and
Radio). One receiver is the master, the
others the slaves. After binding set the
mode of all but one receiver to "slave"
using the card feature of the radio (or
using the jumper on older receivers).
Master and slave receiver output the
same channels. With a Servonaut radio
HS12 or HS16 you can shift the chan-
nels for the slave receiver. (See chapter
Setup with Radio HS12/HS16 on page
26.)
You can't use a slave without a master
receiver. Master and slave behave dif-