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Carefully push the Micro SD card into the FlightRecorder as
far as it will go.
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Release the Micro SD card:
The card will now snap into place in the FlightRecorder.
6.3. Removing the Micro SD card from the
FlightRecorder
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Push the Micro SD card slightly into the FlightRecorder until
it stops.
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Release the Micro SD card:
The card is now pushed out of its socket by a few
millimetres.
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Remove the Micro SD card.
7. S
ETTINGS
The FlightRecorder's basic settings are stored on the Micro SD
card in the "settings.txt" file.
You will find this file in the root folder of the Micro SD card.
The (factory default) settings stored in this file should be
checked and changed if necessary to suit your personal
requirements ( 5.) before you use the FlightRecorder for
the first time.
You will also need to check and adjust the FlightRecorder's
settings if you decide to use the unit for a different purpose
or application.
The file "settings.txt" contains the following settings and
information:
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Is the telemetry data recording process to be started and
stopped automatically or by means of a switch?
Default setting: automatic.
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Is the FlightRecorder to operate as Master or as Slave?
Default setting: slave.
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Is the automatic file name counter to be reset for the next
flight?
Default setting: no.
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It is also possible to read out the firmware version which is
currently loaded in the FlightRecorder.
The file settings can be changed using these methods:
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Using Editor.
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Using a MULTIPLEX MULTImate (# 8 2094).
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Using the MULTIPLEX Launcher PC program.
7.1. "Recording start" setting
Automatic
When switched on, the FlightRecorder opens a file and logs data
until it is switched off again.
Operating Instructions
FlightRecorder
7.2.
When switched on, the FlightRecorder opens a file, but does not
start logging data until activated by the selected servo channel.
When the servo channel is switched off, the logging process
halts. If the servo channel is switched on again, logging resumes
in the same file. The interruption can be seen in the time axis.
7.3.
Slave
This setting is always entered in the file if the three-core UNI
connecting lead is used to connect the FlightRecorder to a
telemetry-capable M-LINK receiver, or the COM port of an M-
LINK transmitter or 2.4 GHz M-LINK RF module.
Master
This setting is always entered in the file if the FlightRecorder is
installed in the model, but no telemetry-capable M-LINK receiver
is on board. The FlightRecorder operates in "stand-alone" mode.
7.4.
This setting is always entered if data recording is to start again
using the file MSB_0000.csv when the next flight takes place, i.e.
the file number is reset.
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card must be erased (and backed up in some other way if re-
quired) before the next data recording process is started,
otherwise the FlightRecorder will generate an error code as it
attempts to re-assign an existing file name. If you wish to erase
existing .csv files on the Micro SD card, erase them directly on
the PC or laptop.
8.
M
ETHODS
If you wish to alter the FlightRecorder's (factory default) settings,
you must configure the FlightRecorder individually. It is possible
to alter the configuration either using Editor or the MULTIPLEX
MULTImate or the MULTIPLEX Launcher PC program.
8.1.
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Remove the Micro SD card from the FlightRecorder
(
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Insert the Micro SD card in your computer.
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supplied in the set:
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Locate the "settings.txt" file in the root folder of the Micro SD
card and open it with a double-click.
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Check the values currently entered in the file, and change
them if necessary.
In its standard state the file "settings.txt" (
this:
0 / Start/Stop via servo channel on=1, off=0
S / MSB mode master=M, slave=S
N / Reset filenumber Yes=Y, no=N
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To configure the FlightRecorder to suit your application, you
must check the first letter or the first number in lines 1 - 3 of
the file, and change them if necessary.
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Save the file and close it.
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Manual via servo channel
"MSB mode" setting
"Reset file name" setting
Note: if the file name is reset, the files on the memory
F R
LIGHT ECORDER
Configuring the FlightRecorder using Editor
6.3.).
Note: if necessary use the USB card adapter, which is
/ Flight Rec V1.00
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