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	If you have any questions about the V20 transmitter and its operation, please contact the technical and service staff at KAVAN Europe s.r.o. by e-mail ('''info@kavanrc.com''' for general technical information, '''service@kavanrc.com''' for service) or by phone ('''+420 466 260 133''' for general technical information, '''+420 463 358 700''' for service), during working hours 8 am–4 pm CET, Monday to Friday).		If you have any questions about the V20 transmitter and its operation, please contact the technical and service staff at KAVAN Europe s.r.o. by e-mail ('''info@kavanrc.com''' for general technical information, '''service@kavanrc.com''' for service) or by phone ('''+420 466 260 133''' for general technical information, '''+420 463 358 700''' for service), during working hours 8 am–4 pm CET, Monday to Friday).

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	<H3>Technical specifications</H3>		<H3>Technical specifications</H3>
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	From the gimbal menu, change the current mode (mode 2 by default) to the desired mode. Turn off the transmitter, remove the battery case cover and disconnect and remove the battery. Unscrew the 4 screws of the transmitter back cover and remove it (pay extra attention to the attached antennas, they can be disconnected for better handling). To change to the desired mode, loosen the screw holding the self-centering arm mechanism, then screw it into the other gimbal.		From the gimbal menu, change the current mode (mode 2 by default) to the desired mode. Turn off the transmitter, remove the battery case cover and disconnect and remove the battery. Unscrew the 4 screws of the transmitter back cover and remove it (pay extra attention to the attached antennas, they can be disconnected for better handling). To change to the desired mode, loosen the screw holding the self-centering arm mechanism, then screw it into the other gimbal.

	You can also adjust the strength of the ~~centering~~ springs and ratchet, and possibly rotate the entire gimbal up to 8 degrees. Put on the back cover of the transmitter, screw in the 4 screws on the back of the transmitter, connect and insert the battery (making sure to maintain the correct polarity) and put the battery tray cover back on.		You can also adjust the strength of the centring springs and ratchet, and possibly rotate the entire gimbal up to 8 degrees. Put on the back cover of the transmitter, screw in the 4 screws on the back of the transmitter, connect and insert the battery (making sure to maintain the correct polarity) and put the battery tray cover back on.

			=== Charging the battery ===
			Included in the package is a 2S (7.4V) Li-Po battery with a capacity of 4000 mAh. The transmitter is equipped with a balancer for charging 2S batteries via a USB-C interface. The size of the battery compartment is 84×41.5×20mm (W×H×D).

	{{Note\|type=error\|text='''Caution:''' When using the USB charging function, charge the battery using a suitable USB adapter: voltage: 5±0.2 V; current: >2.0 A.}}		{{Note\|type=error\|text='''Caution:''' When using the USB charging function, charge the battery using a suitable USB adapter: voltage: 5±0.2 V; current: >2.0 A.}}

	~~=== Charging the battery ===~~
	Included in the package is a 2S (7.4V) LiPo battery with a capacity of 4000 mAh. The transmitter is equipped with a balancer for charging 2S batteries via a USB-C interface. The size of the battery case is 84×41.5×20mm (L×W×H).

	==== LED ====		==== LED ====
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	=== Warranty and post-warranty service ===		=== Warranty and post-warranty service ===
	All '''KAVAN''' ~~electronic products~~ are covered by ~~a 2~~-year warranty covering all manufacturing defects and faults. When making a claim within the warranty period, please always present a copy of the proof of purchase with the product and provide the service personnel with as detailed and complete information as possible about the defect found, your usage and other information that will facilitate the assessment of the claim and speed up its settlement. Please make your claim at the shop where you purchased the product. If this is not possible, you can directly contact '''KAVAN Europe s.r.o.''':		All '''KAVAN''' transmitters are covered by an extended 3-year warranty covering all manufacturing defects and faults. When making a claim within the warranty period, please always present a copy of the proof of purchase with the product and provide the service personnel with as detailed and complete information as possible about the defect found, your usage and other information that will facilitate the assessment of the claim and speed up its settlement. Please make your claim at the shop where you purchased the product. If this is not possible, you can directly contact '''KAVAN Europe s.r.o.''':

	'''KAVAN Europe s.r.o.''' \| '''Doubravice 110, 533 53 Pardubice''' \| '''Czechia''' \| '''+420 466 260 133''' \| '''info@kavanrc.com'''		'''KAVAN Europe s.r.o.''' \| '''Doubravice 110, 533 53 Pardubice''' \| '''Czechia''' \| '''+420 466 260 133''' \| '''info@kavanrc.com'''

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	=== Transmitter description ===		=== Transmitter description ===
	[[File:V20-OV1.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~400x400px~~]]		[[File:V20-OV1.png\|420x420px\|right\|frameless]]
	[[File:V20-OV2.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~400x400px~~]]		[[File:V20-OV2.png\|420x420px\|right\|frameless]]
	[[File:V20-OV3.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~400x400px~~]]		[[File:V20-OV3.png\|420x420px\|right\|frameless]]
	# 4,3“ LCD 800×480 px		# 4,3“ LCD 800×480 px
	# 2-way switch #6		# 2-way switch #6
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	Electrical equipment bearing the crossed-out bin symbol must not be disposed of in normal household waste, instead, it must be taken to a specialised collection and recycling facility. In EU (European Union) countries, electrical equipment must not be disposed of in normal household waste (WEEE - Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Directive 2012/19/EU). You can take unwanted equipment to your nearest collection or recycling centre. The equipment will then be disposed of or recycled safely free of charge. By handing in your unwanted equipment, you can make an important contribution to protecting the environment.		Electrical equipment bearing the crossed-out bin symbol must not be disposed of in normal household waste, instead, it must be taken to a specialised collection and recycling facility. In EU (European Union) countries, electrical equipment must not be disposed of in normal household waste (WEEE - Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Directive 2012/19/EU). You can take unwanted equipment to your nearest collection or recycling centre. The equipment will then be disposed of or recycled safely free of charge. By handing in your unwanted equipment, you can make an important contribution to protecting the environment.

	=== EU Declaration of ~~conformity~~ ===		=== EU Declaration of Conformity ===
	[[File:CE.svg\|right\|frameless\|50x50px]]		[[File:CE.svg\|right\|frameless\|50x50px]]
	'''KAVAN Europe s.r.o.''' hereby declares that the radio equipment type: '''V20''' and other equipment supplied with it are in compliance with ~~the~~ Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following website: <nowiki>http://www.kavanrc.com/doc</nowiki>. This 2.4GHz radio equipment can be used without prior registration or individual approval in all countries of the European Union.		'''KAVAN Europe s.r.o.''' hereby declares that the radio equipment type: '''V20''' and other equipment supplied with it are in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following website: <nowiki>http://www.kavanrc.com/doc</nowiki>. This 2.4GHz radio equipment can be used without prior registration or individual approval in all countries of the European Union.

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	You can also adjust the strength of the centering springs and ratchet, and possibly rotate the entire gimbal up to 8 degrees. Put on the back cover of the transmitter, screw in the 4 screws on the back of the transmitter, connect and insert the battery (making sure to maintain the correct polarity) and put the battery tray cover back on.		You can also adjust the strength of the centering springs and ratchet, and possibly rotate the entire gimbal up to 8 degrees. Put on the back cover of the transmitter, screw in the 4 screws on the back of the transmitter, connect and insert the battery (making sure to maintain the correct polarity) and put the battery tray cover back on.

	'''''Caution:''' When using the USB charging function, charge the battery using a suitable USB adapter: voltage: 5±0.2 V; current: >2.0 A.''		{{Note\|type=error\|text='''Caution:''' When using the USB charging function, charge the battery using a suitable USB adapter: voltage: 5±0.2 V; current: >2.0 A.}}

	=== Charging the battery ===		=== Charging the battery ===
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	The ETHOS Suite can be used to update the transmitter‘s bootloader, firmware, SD card, flash, and also convert image and audio format. Find the latest information and download the ETHOS software at [https://ethos.frsky-rc.com/ www.ethos.frsky-rc.com].		The ETHOS Suite can be used to update the transmitter‘s bootloader, firmware, SD card, flash, and also convert image and audio format. Find the latest information and download the ETHOS software at [https://ethos.frsky-rc.com/ www.ethos.frsky-rc.com].

	'''''Note:''' To use the ETHOS Suite app with the KAVAN transmitter without problems, always keep the transmitter bootloader on the latest version. Also, back up your current version before upgrading.''		{{Note\|type=info\|text='''Note:''' To use the ETHOS Suite app with the KAVAN transmitter without problems, always keep the transmitter bootloader on the latest version. Also, back up your current version before upgrading.}}

	== Operating system ETHOS ==		== Operating system ETHOS ==
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	Select the INT module. Switch on the internal module by switching the „Status“ slider to the „ON“ position. Select the internal or external antenna (two internal antennas and external antennas work simultaneously when selecting Antenna: External). Select the RF protocol according to your receiver type.		Select the INT module. Switch on the internal module by switching the „Status“ slider to the „ON“ position. Select the internal or external antenna (two internal antennas and external antennas work simultaneously when selecting Antenna: External). Select the RF protocol according to your receiver type.

	'''''Note:''' Although the RF module has built-in protection, we advise to make sure that the external antennas are mounted before selecting Antenna: External. Note that the selection of the antenna type is made for each model separately, so each time you change the model selection, ETHOS will switch on the antenna mode set for that model.''		{{Note\|type=info\|text='''Note:''' Although the RF module has built-in protection, we advise to make sure that the external antennas are mounted before selecting Antenna: External. Note that the selection of the antenna type is made for each model separately, so each time you change the model selection, ETHOS will switch on the antenna mode set for that model.}}

	==== Channel range ====		==== Channel range ====
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	*'''UID''': is used to distinguish multiple receivers used simultaneously in one model. A default value of 0 may be left for a single receiver. If more than one receiver is to be used in one model, the UID must be changed, usually '''0''' for CH1-8, '''1''' for CH9-16 and '''2''' for CH17-24. Note that this UID cannot be read back from the receiver, so it is a good idea to tag the receiver.		*'''UID''': is used to distinguish multiple receivers used simultaneously in one model. A default value of 0 may be left for a single receiver. If more than one receiver is to be used in one model, the UID must be changed, usually '''0''' for CH1-8, '''1''' for CH9-16 and '''2''' for CH17-24. Note that this UID cannot be read back from the receiver, so it is a good idea to tag the receiver.

	'''''Caution:''' Do not pair with an electric motor connected or with a combustion engine running.''		{{Note\|type=error\|text='''Caution:''' Do not pair with an electric motor connected or with a combustion engine running.}}



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	* '''Custom''': the receiver keeps the rate value on all channels as you preselect it. Select the Fail-safe setting menu. Switch from Disconnect/Hold/Not Set to „Custom“. Select the channel for which you want to set fail-safe rates and confirm the selection. Then set the rates on each desired channel and confirm the selection. Wait 9 seconds for the Fail-safe setting change to take effect.		* '''Custom''': the receiver keeps the rate value on all channels as you preselect it. Select the Fail-safe setting menu. Switch from Disconnect/Hold/Not Set to „Custom“. Select the channel for which you want to set fail-safe rates and confirm the selection. Then set the rates on each desired channel and confirm the selection. Wait 9 seconds for the Fail-safe setting change to take effect.

	'''''Note:''' If the fail-safe rates are disabled on the transmitter, the fail-safe rates set on the receiver will automatically be used. The S.BUS connector does not support „Disconnect“ mode, and will always use „Hold“ or „Custom“ mode.''		{{Note\|type=info\|text='''Note:''' If the fail-safe rates are disabled on the transmitter, the fail-safe rates set on the receiver will automatically be used. The S.BUS connector does not support „Disconnect“ mode, and will always use „Hold“ or „Custom“ mode.}}

	=== Range check ===		=== Range check ===

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	=== Recycling (European Union) ===		=== Recycling (European Union) ===
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	Electrical equipment bearing the crossed-out bin symbol must not be disposed of in normal household waste, instead, it must be taken to a specialised collection and recycling facility. In EU (European Union) countries, electrical equipment must not be disposed of in normal household waste (WEEE - Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Directive 2012/19/EU). You can take unwanted equipment to your nearest collection or recycling centre. The equipment will then be disposed of or recycled safely free of charge. By handing in your unwanted equipment, you can make an important contribution to protecting the environment.		Electrical equipment bearing the crossed-out bin symbol must not be disposed of in normal household waste, instead, it must be taken to a specialised collection and recycling facility. In EU (European Union) countries, electrical equipment must not be disposed of in normal household waste (WEEE - Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Directive 2012/19/EU). You can take unwanted equipment to your nearest collection or recycling centre. The equipment will then be disposed of or recycled safely free of charge. By handing in your unwanted equipment, you can make an important contribution to protecting the environment.

	=== EU Declaration of conformity ===		=== EU Declaration of conformity ===
	[[File:CE.~~png~~\|~~thumb~~\|50x50px]]		[[File:CE.svg\|right\|frameless\|50x50px]]
	KAVAN Europe s.r.o. hereby declares that the radio equipment type: V20 and other equipment supplied with it are in compliance with the Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following website: <nowiki>http://www.kavanrc.com/doc</nowiki>. This 2.4GHz radio equipment can be used without prior registration or individual approval in all countries of the European Union.		'''KAVAN Europe s.r.o.''' hereby declares that the radio equipment type: '''V20''' and other equipment supplied with it are in compliance with the Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following website: <nowiki>http://www.kavanrc.com/doc</nowiki>. This 2.4GHz radio equipment can be used without prior registration or individual approval in all countries of the European Union.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The '''KAVAN V20''' is a 24-channel RC kit using a 2.4GHz simultaneous dual-frequency transmission system with full telemetry support ('''Twin 2.4GHz'''). It boasts a superior response time of up to 4ms and a range of up to tens of kilometres. You can also choose ~~'''ACCST D16''' or~~ '''ACCESS''' transmission ~~systems~~, also with telemetry. The V20 can therefore be paired with a wide range of KAVAN or FrSky receivers, telemetry or not, with classic PWM and S.BUS outputs. It is suitable for both advanced and sport pilots. Excellent for controlling various aircraft models or heli/multicopters. It can also be easily set up for ships or land models. To do this, use the wide range of functions and mixes available in the '''ETHOS''' operating system. You can conveniently adjust these to your own preferences on the large colour touchscreen.		The '''KAVAN V20''' is a 24-channel RC kit using a 2.4GHz simultaneous dual-frequency transmission system with full telemetry support ('''Twin 2.4GHz'''). It boasts a superior response time of up to 4ms and a range of up to tens of kilometres. You can also choose '''ACCESS''' transmission system, also with telemetry. The V20 can therefore be paired with a wide range of KAVAN or FrSky receivers, telemetry or not, with classic PWM and S.BUS outputs. It is suitable for both advanced and sport pilots. Excellent for controlling various aircraft models or heli/multicopters. It can also be easily set up for ships or land models. To do this, use the wide range of functions and mixes available in the '''ETHOS''' operating system. You can conveniently adjust these to your own preferences on the large colour touchscreen.

	If you have any questions about the V20 transmitter and its operation, please contact the technical and service staff at KAVAN Europe s.r.o. by e-mail ('''info@kavanrc.com''' for general technical information, '''service@kavanrc.com''' for service) or by phone ('''+420 466 260 133''' for general technical information, '''+420 463 358 700''' for service), during working hours 8 am–4 pm CET, Monday to Friday).		If you have any questions about the V20 transmitter and its operation, please contact the technical and service staff at KAVAN Europe s.r.o. by e-mail ('''info@kavanrc.com''' for general technical information, '''service@kavanrc.com''' for service) or by phone ('''+420 466 260 133''' for general technical information, '''+420 463 358 700''' for service), during working hours 8 am–4 pm CET, Monday to Friday).
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	# Begin the registration process by selecting [Register].		# Begin the registration process by selecting [Register].
	# A window will appear with the message „ Waiting....“ with a repeating voice prompt ~~„Register“~~. Hold down the pairing button on the receiver and turn it on. Wait for the red and green LEDs to light up.		# A window will appear with the message "Waiting...." with a repeating voice prompt "Register". Hold down the pairing button on the receiver and turn it on. Wait for the red and green LEDs to light up.
	# The RID and UID can be set at this stage:		# The RID and UID can be set at this stage:
	# Press the [Register] button to complete the setup. The ~~„Registration OK“~~ dialogue box will appear. Press the [OK] button to continue.		# Press the [Register] button to complete the setup. The "Registration OK" dialogue box will appear. Press the [OK] button to continue.
	# Turn off the receiver. This registers the receiver. However, you still need to pair it with the transmitter to use it.		# Turn off the receiver. This registers the receiver. However, you still need to pair it with the transmitter to use it.

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	# Turn off the power to the receiver.		# Turn off the power to the receiver.
	# RX 1 [Pairing]: Select [Pairing] to start the pairing process. Every few seconds, a „Pairing“ voice alert will sound to confirm that you are in pairing mode. A pop-up window will display the message „ Waiting for receiver...“.		# RX 1 [Pairing]: Select [Pairing] to start the pairing process. Every few seconds, a „Pairing“ voice alert will sound to confirm that you are in pairing mode. A pop-up window will display the message "Waiting for receiver...".
	# Turn on the receiver without holding the F/S pairing button. A window will appear with the message ~~„Device selection“~~ and the name of the receiver you just turned on.		# Turn on the receiver without holding the F/S pairing button. A window will appear with the message "Device selection" and the name of the receiver you just turned on.
	# Scroll to the receiver name and select it. A message will appear indicating that the pairing was successful.		# Scroll to the receiver name and select it. A message will appear indicating that the pairing was successful.
	# Switch off the transmitter and receiver.		# Switch off the transmitter and receiver.
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	# Turn off power to the receiver.		# Turn off power to the receiver.
	# Selecting [Pairing], a pop-up window will appear with a selection of channels, once selected, start the pairing process. Every few seconds, a ~~„Pairing“~~ voice alert will sound to confirm that you are in pairing mode. The pop-up window will display the message „ Pairing ...“.		# Selecting [Pairing], a pop-up window will appear with a selection of channels, once selected, start the pairing process. Every few seconds, a "Pairing" voice alert will sound to confirm that you are in pairing mode. The pop-up window will display the message "Pairing ...".
	# Turn on the receiver, while holding the pairing button F/S. A window will appear with the message „ Select ~~Device“~~ and the name of the receiver you just turned on.		# Turn on the receiver, while holding the pairing button F/S. A window will appear with the message "Select Device" and the name of the receiver you just turned on.
	# Scroll to the receiver name and select it. A window will appear with a message that the pairing was successful. Switch off the transmitter and receiver. Switch on the transmitter and then the receiver. If the green LED on the receiver is lit and the red LED is not lit, the receiver is connected to the transmitter. The pairing of the receiver and transmitter will not need to be repeated unless one is replaced.		# Scroll to the receiver name and select it. A window will appear with a message that the pairing was successful. Switch off the transmitter and receiver. Switch on the transmitter and then the receiver. If the green LED on the receiver is lit and the red LED is not lit, the receiver is connected to the transmitter. The pairing of the receiver and transmitter will not need to be repeated unless one is replaced.
	* The receiver will only be controlled by the transmitter it is paired to. Other transmitters in its vicinity will not affect its operation.		* The receiver will only be controlled by the transmitter it is paired to. Other transmitters in its vicinity will not affect its operation.
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	=== Range check ===		=== Range check ===
	A pre-flight range check should be performed before each flight. Select the ~~„RF System“~~ section, select either the internal or external module, select ~~„Action“~~, then ~~„Range Check“~~ and confirm the selection. In range check mode, the effective range of the transmitter is reduced to 1/30. Press ~~„Range Check“~~ again to return to normal mode.		A pre-flight range check should be performed before each flight. Select the "RF System" section, select either the internal or external module, select "Action", then "Range Check" and confirm the selection. In range check mode, the effective range of the transmitter is reduced to 1/30. Press "Range Check" again to return to normal mode.

	A ~~„Range Check“~~ voice alert will sound every few seconds to confirm that you are in range check mode. A pop-up window on the display will show the receiver UID and the VFR% and RSSI values to evaluate the reception quality. Under ideal conditions, when the transmitter and receiver are both 1 m above the ground, the Alarm should appear at a distance of approximately 30 m from each other.		A "Range Check" voice alert will sound every few seconds to confirm that you are in range check mode. A pop-up window on the display will show the receiver UID and the VFR % and RSSI values to evaluate the reception quality. Under ideal conditions, when the transmitter and receiver are both 1 m above the ground, the Alarm should appear at a distance of approximately 30 m from each other.

	== Conclusion ==		== Conclusion ==