JP Hobby Multifunction Combined controller V1/V2 for ER-05/08/10/120/150/200
Description
The main difference between the new Combined Retract Controller and the Integrated Retract Controller is that the Combined Retract Controller features three gear door channels, allows the setting of both V1 and V2 versions, and offers the ability to change the direction of the gear door servo.
Additionally, it supports all versions of the ER-005, ER-010, ER-120, ER-150, and ER-200 retract systems, automatically identifying the specific requirements of the landing gear.
- The functions of the JP Hobby module are multiple:
- Automatic detection of the supply voltage
- Adjusting the supply voltage of the servos actuating the gear doors
- Adjusting the direction of rotation of the servos actuating the gear doors
- Mode selection:
- 1: Opened gear doors when the landing gear is out
- 2: Closed gear doors when the landing gear is out
This controller can be used for either monocycle (1 channel), bicycles (2 channels) or tricycles (3 channels)gears systems from JP Hooby.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 52x37x14mm
- Entraxe: 64mm
- Voltage range: 7.4-8.4V
- Weight: 34.7g
Gear Door Controller Setup Instructions
This controller supports three gear door channels, each of which can be configured independently. You can adjust V1/V2 positions and servo directions (positive or negative) for each gear door.
Function 1: V1/V2 Position Setup
(V1: landing gears doors stay open - V2 : closed)
To enter the position setup mode:
1. Press and hold the Mode key for 5 seconds.
2. The red light indicates the controller is in V1 setup mode.
3. Press the Mode key again to switch to V2 mode, indicated by a blue light.
If the Mode key is not pressed within a few seconds, the controller will automatically move to the next channel.
Once all three channels have been configured, the system will automatically exit the setup mode.
Function 2: Servo Direction Setup
To configure the servo direction (positive or negative):
1. Press and hold the Mode key for 10 seconds to enter servo direction setup mode.
2. A red light indicates the positive direction, and a blue light indicates the negative direction.
(Note: In some models, this color assignment may be reversed.)
If the Mode key is not pressed, the system will automatically proceed to the next channel.
After all three channels have been set, the system will exit the setup mode automatically.
Compatibility
