DSX12 Instruction & Programming Manual - MacGregor Industries

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Section 1: Transmitter and Receiver Features and SpecificationsJR 12X TransmitterJR’s 12X offers airplane, helicopter and sailplane pilotsthe highest level of sophisticated programming featurescombined with the benefits of Spektrum’s 2.4GHz DSM ®radio link technology. DSM (Digital Spektrum Modulation)technology offers a far superior RF link over narrow bandsystems, providing a higher level of confidence and safety.Now with even the most sophisticated models you’ll no longerhave to wait for an open frequency, worry about someoneunintentionally powering up on the same frequency or haveto plan a frequency-based flight matrix for competition. Andfor response-critical aircraft like 3D helicopters and airplanes,latency (the time it takes for a stick input to translate to a servooutput) is significantly reduced, providing a more responsive,precise connection to your model.Features• Backlit screen• Ergonomic magnesium case• Digital 3 + 1 trims (3 digital + 1 analog [throttle] trim)• Newly designed ball bearing gimbals• The choice of a fully integrated 2.4GHz Spektrum systemor module-based system that allows the easy band switchfrom 2.4GHz Spektrum technology to 72MHz• The highest level of sophisticated programming for threemodel types: Airplane, Helicopter, Sailplane• Rolling Selector input• Flight Mode naming• 50-model memory• Patented DuaLink ® Technology (2.4GHz system only)• ModelMatch (2.4GHz system only)• ServoSyncSpecifications• Model Number: (JRP1200 12X 2.4/JRP1210 12X MV)• Number of Channels:12• Modulation Type: Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum DSM2/DSM1 protocolNote: 12X MV also operates in PPM, Z-PCM and S-PCMwith the included 72MHz module. (A-PCM not supportedin the US by Horizon Hobby - Japan market only)• Band: 2.400–2.483GHz• Spectral Capacity: 40 simultaneous systems• Transmitter Current: 180mA/DSM2;280mA/DSM1; 200mA/PCM/• Resolution: 2048Flash MemoryAll preprogrammed data is protected by a flash memory thatprotects stored programming should the main transmitterbattery ever fail or need replacing.Battery Alarm and DisplayWhen the transmitter voltage drops below 9.0 volts, the displayflashes “BATT LOW” and an alarm sounds.If you are flying when this occurs, land immediately.I-12
JR R1221 ReceiverThe R1221 receiver combines one internal with three remotereceivers, offering superior path diversity. The radio systemsimultaneously transmits on two frequencies, creating up tofour RF paths on two different 2.4GHz channels. This multi pathredundancy, plus the fact that each of the 4 receivers are locatedin different locations throughout the aircraft, exposes each toa different RF environment creating a superior RF link in allconditions. The JR R1221 allows an optional Flight Log datarecorder (JRPA145) to be used. The Flight Log can be pluggedinto the data port of the receiver to provide RF link data of theprevious flight, allowing the confirmation of the operationalperformance of the system receiver antenna.Features• 12 channels• 1 internal receiver• 3 remote receivers• Patented MultiLink technology• Two Types of Failsafe: SmartSafe and preprogrammedfailsafe• Instant QuickConnect (w/brownout detection) should apower interruption occur• Flight Log compatibleSpecifications• Number of Channels: 12• Modulation: DSM2• Band: 2.400–2.4835GHz• Dimensions (WxLxH): 1.48 x 2.1 x .628 in• Weight: Main .7 oz (20 g) Remote 3 g/.2 oz each• Current: 70mA• Voltage Range: 3.5 to 10V• Resolution: 2048Compatible ReceiversNote: The 12X includes a JR1221 12-channel receiver.The 12X is also compatible will all current JR andSpektrum DSM aircraft receivers including:• AR6000• AR6100• AR6100e• AR6200• AR63006-channel Parkflyer receiver6-channel 3.5-gram Parkflyer receiver6-channel 3.5-gram end pinParkflyer receiver6-channel full range receiver6-channel 2-gram Nanolite slow and microflyer receiver• AR7000• AR9000• AR9100• R921• R922• R12227-channel full range receiver9-channel full range receiver9-channel PowerSafe full range receiver9-channel full range receiver9-channel PowerSafe full range receiver12-channel PowerSafe full range receiverImportant: When using the 12X with park flyer receivers(the AR6000, AR6100, AR6100e, and AR6300), it’simperative that these receivers only be flown in parkflyertypeaircraft (small electric airplanes or mini and microhelicopters). Flying receivers designed for parkflyers inlarger aircraft could cause a loss of control.I-13
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Page 11: Using the ManualThe 12X offers soph
Page 15 and 16: Control Stick Tension AdjustmentSti
Page 17 and 18: BindingBinding is necessary to prog
Page 19 and 20: SmartSafeThis type of fail-safe is
Page 21 and 22: Range Testing90 feet (30 paces)Befo
Page 23 and 24: Flight Log - Optional for JR R1221
Page 25 and 26: Tips On Using 2.4GHz SystemsWhile y
Page 27 and 28: Airplane - ACRO ModeThe ACRO mode i
Page 29 and 30: Rudder D/RHandleAUX 6 KnobThrottle
Page 31: Function ModeFUNCTION MODE contains
Page 34 and 35: 81: Model NameThe model name screen
Page 36 and 37: 89: Type SelectType select allows t
Page 38 and 39: 93: Frequency Select - (12X MV syst
Page 40 and 41: To Adjust the Trim Rates1. Highligh
Page 42 and 43: 92: Flight Mode NameThe Flight Mode
Page 44 and 45: Preparing the 12X to Send a Model T
Page 46 and 47: 98: SettingsThe Settings program al
Page 48 and 49: To Activate Flight Modes1. From SYS
Page 50 and 51: Flap Trim1. The digital FLAP TRIM l
Page 52 and 53: Switch AssignmentsThe 12X provides
Page 54 and 55: Wing TypeTo Program a Wing Type1. H
Page 56 and 57: Twin EngineIf the aircraft is equip
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Page 60 and 61: 18: Throttle CurvesProgrammable thr
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31: Snap RollThe 12X has a Snap Rol
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33: BalanceThe 12X features a Balan
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45: GovernerThe 12X features a Gove
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63: Elevator to FlapThe 12X feature
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66: Flap SystemThe 12X features a t
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51 thru 58: Programmable MixersProg
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Slave Channel - (Std. Prog Mixer)Th
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CLR Button - (Std. Prog Mixer)Note:
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Multi-Point Programmable MixerGraph
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67: Aileron-to-Flap MixAileron-to-F
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Vertical LineThe vertical line on t
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75: MonitorThe Monitor screen displ
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87: TimerThe 12X features a sophist
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Heli ProgrammingPilots that have pr
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System ModeSystem mode contains the
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System ModeProgramming a new model
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81: Model NameThe model name screen
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85: Modulation - (12X MV System onl
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83: Trim SystemThe Trim System func
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91: Stick Position SwitchThe Stick
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86: TransferThe TRANSFER function a
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97: WarningThe Warning function can
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17: Device SelectDevice Select is u
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To Assign the Throttle Hold to a Sw
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To Change One or More Switch Assign
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34: Swashplate TypeThe Swashplate T
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12: Travel AdjustTravel Adjust allo
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AUTO Function5. The AUTO function a
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18: Throttle CurvesThe 12X offers u
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24: Servo SpeedThe 12X provides the
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44: Gyro SensorThe 12X offers three
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47: Tail Curves - (Use Only with No
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65: Swashplate MixThe Swashplate Mi
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68: Pitch CurvesThe 12X offers up t
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51 thru 58: Programmable MixersProg
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Slave Channel - (Std. Prog Mixer)Th
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CLR Button - (Std. Prog Mixer)Note:
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Vertical LineThe vertical line on t
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Transmitter Identification - Sailpl
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Programming a SailplaneThe followin
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84: Model Select - (Copy Function)M
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81: Model NameThe Model Name screen
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85: Modulation - (12X MV System onl
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83: Trim SystemThe Trim System func
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91: Stick Position SwitchThe Stick
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86: TransferThe TRANSFER function a
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97: WarningThe Warning function can
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Flight ModesA Flight Mode represent
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Motor FunctionThe motor function ca
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11: Servo ReversingThe servo revers
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15: Sub TrimUse Sub Trims to fine-t
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24: Servo SpeedThe 12X provides the
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32: DifferentialThe 12X Aileron Dif
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44: Gyro SensorThe 12X features a G
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63: Elevator-to-Flap MixElevator-to
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71: Brake SystemThe Brake System is
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Master Channel - (Std. Prog Mixer)T
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Mix ValuesEach standard Programmabl
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Current Point SettingThis list show
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Safety Do’s and Don’ts for Pilo
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Inspection or RepairsIf this Produc
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