Programming The Flight Controller; A) Motor Off (1) - Reely Wild Hawk 1380197 Bedienungsanleitung

13.

Programming the Flight Controller

The flight controller installed in the model is programmable and correctly pre-set ex works for the "Wild Hawk" model.
Deviating from the pre-settings, the following functions can be programmed: Position "Motor off", motor brake, re-
chargeable battery type, undervoltage recognition in three steps, restore factory settings, motor timing, start-up be-
haviour, helicopter mode, motor rotating direction, cycle frequency and deactivation behaviour at undervoltage.
To get to the programming mode, switch on the transmitter, push the control lever for the motor control all the way to
the front and connect the rechargeable battery to the flight controller. After a few seconds, the motor will emit different
signal sounds, melodies or a combination of them to indicate a specific function and are repeated four times.
After every fourth tone (melody, etc.), the electronics will switch to the next programme item. When all possible func-
tions have been signalled, the flight controller will stop. In this case, you need to disconnect the rechargeable battery
and start programming mode again as described above.
When you have reached the programme item you want to change, pull the control lever for the motor control all the
way to the back. Change of the programming is confirmed by a sound sequence. Now disconnect the rechargeable
battery from the flight controller again. After re-connecting, the programming just performed will be active.
If you want to change another programme item, start programming mode as described above.
The programme items are described in the following sub-chapters 13. a) to k) in the order in which they occur in the
programming mode of the flight controller.
To simplify, these programming instructions place a number in brackets in the headlines for every possible
programming item. The flight controller has twenty-two different menu items. Thus, you only need to count
the number of tones/melodies when programming.

a) Motor off (1)

The flight controller automatically recognises the control signal of the transmitter for motor control. If, for example, the
control lever for the motor control is not in the "Motor off" position when the flight battery is connected (lever is not
pulled all the way back to the body), the current position of the control lever is recognised as an error.
The flight controller emits three signals and interrupts initialisation of the flight controller. Only when the control lever
of the transmitter is fully pulled back will the electronics switch the flight controller to operating mode and recognise
the control lever position (at the very rear) as motor off.
When the control lever for the motor control is pushed all the way to the front, the flight controller switches to program-
ming mode. A short signal sound sounds thrice in sequence (1). Pull the control lever for the motor control back all the
way to the rear position during this. The position "Motor off" is now programmed.
Therefore, observe that the control lever at the transmitter for the motor control is pulled back all the way
(towards you) when connecting the flight battery.
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