Programming The Transmitter; Steering Servo Reverse Function; Drive Control Unit Reverse Function - Reely 1:8 EP Rock Crawler 4WD RtR Notice D'emploi

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12. Programming the Transmitter

The transmitter offers further functions which are normally already preset to the vehicle by the manufacturer. If required
you can, however, carry out corrections or changes in the programming.
The following functions are programmable:
• Reverse the turning direction of the steering servo on the front axle (reverse Channel 1)
• Reverse the drive control unit reaction to lever movements (reverse Channel 2)
• Dual-rate for steering servo
• Dual-rate for forward/reverse drive
• Steering servo EPA setting for the front axle (limit turning angle)
• Steering servo EPA setting for forward/reverse drive (limit speed)
Select the desired function by pressing the "SEL" button. The displayed value can be adjusted with the
"DT1" button. If no button is pressed for approx 5 seconds, the transmitter exits the setting mode and
returns to normal display/function.
a) Steering Servo Reverse Function
• Press the "SEL" button as many times until "CH1 NOR" or "CH1 REV" is
shown on the display.
• The rocker button "DT1" can be switched between "NOR" and "REV" (reverse
function for the steering servo). This reverses the turning direction of the two
steering servos.
• You can press the "SEL" button to move to the next setting function.
If no button is pressed for approx 5 seconds, the transmitter exits the setting
mode and automatically returns to normal display/function.
b) Drive Control Unit Reverse Function
• Press the "SEL" button as many times as required until "CH2 NOR" or "CH2
REV" is shown on the display.
• The rocker button "DT1" can be switched between "NOR" and "REV" (reverse
function for Channel 2). This reverses the reactions of the drive control unit
to the movements of the control lever (see Figure 1, pos. 10).
• You can press the "SEL" button to move to the next setting function.
If no button is pressed for approx 5 seconds, the transmitter exits the setting
mode and automatically returns to normal display/function.
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Figure 9
Figure 10