Inserting The Batteries; Switching On The Transmitter - Reely Mini Hawk Bedienungsanleitung

b) Inserting the batteries
The transmitter is powered by 4 AA/Mignon batteries (alkaline type recommended). Only use batteries to power the
transmitter and do not use rechargeable batteries. Proceed as follows to insert the batteries:
The battery compartment cover (1) is located on the rear
side of the transmitter. Press the two corrugated surfaces
(2) and slide the cover downwards.
Insert 4 AA/Mignon batteries into the battery compartment.
First insert the batteries in the right area and then slide
them to the left under the bar (3).
Observe the correct polarity of the individual cells. A re-
spective note (4) can be found on the bottom of the battery
compartment.
The spiral spring contact (5) must always be connected to
the negative pole of the battery.
Then replace the battery compartment cover and push it
upwards until it clicks into place.
c) Switching on the transmitter
Check the correct power supply of the transmitter by putting it into brief operation for test purposes.
Caution, important!
Before switching on the transmitter, always ensure that the motor speed joystick (see also Figure 15,
no. 10) is in the lowest position since the flight controller and the motor are always activated when the
model is started.
Otherwise it may come to an activation of the programming mode on the flight controller. More information
about the flight controller/programming mode can be found in section 12.
Then slide the on/off switch (see also Figure 15, no. 3)
from the left position (OFF = switched off) to the right posi-
tion (ON = switched on). The transmitter will emit a beep
and the LED indicators (see also Figure 15, no. 1) will glow
steadily.
To switch the transmitter off again, slide the on/off switch
back to the left switch position.
When the power supply is not enough to ensure proper
operation of the transmitter, the transmitter beeps in quick
succession. In this case, discontinue using the model air-
craft and replace the old batteries in the transmitter with
new fresh ones.
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