Reset To Factory Default Settings - Multiplex RX-5 M-LINK Notice D'utilisation

! Checking the FAIL-SAFE function:
For testing the FAIL-SAFE function only, the receiver can be
operated with the transmitter switched off. Caution: if the FAIL-
SAFE settings are incorrect, the motor could burst into life: injury
hazard!
After sixteen seconds in FAIL-SAFE mode no further signals are
sent to the servos (default setting; this period can be altered
using the MULTImate or the MULTIPLEX Launcher (
Analogue servos and some digital servos (see instructions) then
become "soft", to avoid them being stalled. Modern speed con-
trollers switch themselves off. However, some digital servos
remain "hard" and maintain their last position.
The FAIL-SAFE function can be activated and disabled servo by
servo using the MULTImate or the MULTIPLEX Launcher.
Example: throttle only to Idle / OFF, all other servos = HOLD.

8.6 RESET to factory default settings

The receiver settings can be reset to the factory default settings.
If you do this, all the settings you have entered, such as binding
information, FAIL-SAFE settings ... are lost permanently.
Hold the SET button pressed in for at least ten seconds (as a
guide, the LED goes out when you press the button, comes on
again after two seconds, then off again after ten seconds).
When the RESET has been carried out, the LED displays the
confirmation signal (LED code 5
switches to binding mode.
! Note: it is not possible to carry out a RESET if the receiver is
in binding mode (LED flashing at high frequency).
8.7 Overview of the factory default settings and
variable set-up values
Parameter Default setting
Low voltage 4.5 V
(error counter)
HOLD period 0.75 seconds
FAIL-SAFE period 16 seconds
FAIL-SAFE Off
Receiver name Internal ID
Address for receiver 0
battery voltage
Address for 1
connection quality
Two-receiver mode On
Servo outputs as Off
sum signal
= SRXL-MULTIPLEX
(serial servo output /
digital servo data)
Operating Instructions for RX-5 M-LINK /
RX-7 M-LINK 2.4 GHz receivers
10.)).
* Refer to Chapter (
8.8 Error counter
The receiver features two error counters: for low voltage and
signal errors.
The receiver LED indicates the sum of the seconds during which
errors were detected.
If errors are indicated, they can be saved (stored) after the
landing using the SET button (
(
1. Operating voltage errors
8.1), and the receiver
2. Signal errors
Set-up value can
be altered using
After a few flights, and regular analysis of the error counter, you
the MULTImate* or
will gain the experience required to render the error counter
MULTIPLEX
genuinely helpful, enabling you to detect changes in good time,
Launcher*
and to locate indications of possible causes of interference.
Yes ! Protracted voltage collapses below 3.5 V cause the receiver
to re-boot. If this occurs, the values for both error counters are
lost permanently.
Yes
! If you press the SET button for the purpose of saving the
error count, the stored information is retained until the next time
Yes
you save the error count.
Can be activated
9.
channel by channel
The telemetry-capable RX-5 M-LINK and RX-7 M-LINK 2.4 GHz
receivers offer a means of transmitting data from the model back
Max. 12 characters
to the transmitter.
When these receivers are employed, the telemetric values for
Yes
"receiver battery voltage" and "connection quality" are transmitted
directly, i.e. they require no additional external sensors.
The receivers can also be used in conjunction with up to sixteen
Yes
external M-LINK sensors, which are connected to the "S" socket.
In this way a very wide variety of telemetry data can be "sent
back" to the pilot.
Yes
! Note:
The possible methods of indicating telemetry data by visual
and / or audible means vary according to the M-LINK trans-
Yes
mitter or RF module in use.
Examples of external M-LINK sensors are as follows:
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Parameter Default setting
One sensor address Off
as "Priority address"
= Address with Prio 1
10.) here.
10.).
Examples: flat or faulty battery, inadequate cable cross-
section, etc.
The counter registers voltage collapses below the threshold
of 4.5 V (threshold can be altered using the MULTImate or
the MULTIPLEX Launcher (
The count contains instances of interference to the M-LINK
signal packet. For example, this could indicate problems in
the power supply, a defective aerial, etc.
Signal errors are recorded in virtually every flight. In most
cases the pilot does not notice them, but they are still picked
up by the extremely sensitive error counter.
T / F
ELEMETRY
Voltage sensor (# 8 5400).
Temperature sensor (# 8 5402).
Set-up value can
be altered using
the MULTImate* or
MULTIPLEX
Launcher*
Yes
8.2), and read out again later
10.)).
C
EEDBACK APABILITY