Sensor Connections; Confi Guration / Display Of The Sensors - ModelCraft GT4 Notice D'emploi

e) Sensor Connections
Every sensor includes a three-pin cable with two micro-
plugs. Plug one side of the cable to the sensor (1) in
in out in out
the socket „Out". Connect the other side of the cable
to the socket „In" at the receiver (2). Install the sensor
just connected in your model according to its purpose
(e.g. measuring temperature of a rechargeable battery)
so that no cables can get into rotating parts of the drive.
in
After taken the transmitter and then the receiver into
operation, the LED in the sensors lights up in addition to
the LED in the receiver. Measurement and transmission
to the transmitter is activated.
If you want to use several sensors (1 + n) in your model
n
1
2
for measuring purposes at the same time, connect the
new sensor(s) simply to the fi rst (or present) sensor.
Figure 7b
For this, connect the enclosed three-pin cable to the
new sensor(s) in the socket „out". Connect the other end of the cable to the socket „In" of the fi rst (or present) sensor.
Note:
All sensors can be displayed at the transmitter in the menu „Systems", in the submenu „Display sensors". You can
have up to four sensors displayed in the main menu of the display. For this, select the sequence and selection of
the sensors in the submenu „choose sensor". Display or selection of the different sensors is only possible with the
transmitter and receiver activated.
f) Confi guration / Display of the Sensors
The sensors connected to the model and the receiver can be displayed in the main menu (i.e. the display that that
shows the indication after activation of the transmitter). Up to four displays can be selected here. For information on
this, see the chapter „RX setup" under item „Choose Sensors".
Alternatively, you can display all values submitted by the transmitter, including all the connected sensors in the menu
„RX setup" in the function „Display sensors".
For this, observe the notes in these operating instructions, chapter „RX setup", „Display Sensors".
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