KAVAN V20 Pro - Quickstart guide/en - Revision history

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	=== Setting the gimbals ===		=== Setting the gimbals ===
			[[File:V20Pro gimbals.png\|420x420px\|right\|frameless]]
	All gimbal setting hexagonal screws are located at the front, so there is no need to disassemble the transmitter to change the mode or feedback.		All gimbal setting hexagonal screws are located at the front, so there is no need to disassemble the transmitter to change the mode or feedback.
	~~[[File:V20Pro gimbals.png\|420x420px\|right\|frameless]]~~
	# Vertical axis		# Vertical axis
	# Horizontal axis		# Horizontal axis

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 === Setting the gimbals ===
 All gimbal setting hexagonal screws are located at the front, so there is no need to disassemble the transmitter to change the mode or feedback.
 ==== Changing the mode ====

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	\|~~1127~~ g (including battery)		\|1075 g (including battery)
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	\|'''Operating system'''		\|'''Operating system'''

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	==== Changing the mode ====		==== Changing the mode ====
	From the ~~gimbal~~ menu, change the current mode (mode 2 by default) to the desired mode.		From the Sticks menu, change the current mode (mode 2 by default) to the desired mode.

	==== Adjusting a gimbal ====		==== Adjusting a gimbal ====
	You can also adjust the strength of the centring springs and ratchet, or limit the range of throttle channel from 60° to 45°.		You can also adjust the strength of the centring springs and ratchet, or limit the range of the throttle channel from 60° to 45°.

	=== Charging the battery ===		=== Charging the battery ===

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	KAVAN Europe s.r.o. warrants that this product is free from defects in both material and workmanship at the time of sale. KAVAN Europe s.r.o. also reserves the right to change or modify this warranty without notice. The equipment is subject to continuous improvement and refinement - the manufacturer reserves the right to change the design without notice.		KAVAN Europe s.r.o. warrants that this product is free from defects in both material and workmanship at the time of sale. KAVAN Europe s.r.o. also reserves the right to change or modify this warranty without notice. The equipment is subject to continuous improvement and refinement - the manufacturer reserves the right to change the design without notice.

	This warranty certificate entitles you to a free warranty repair of the product supplied by KAVAN Europe s.r.o. within a period of 24 months. The warranty does not cover natural wear and tear due to normal use, as this is a product for modelling use, where the individual parts operate under much higher loads than normal toys are subjected to.		This warranty certificate entitles you to a free warranty repair of the product supplied by KAVAN Europe s.r.o. within a period of 36 months. The warranty does not cover natural wear and tear due to normal use, as this is a product for modelling use, where the individual parts operate under much higher loads than normal toys are subjected to.

	The warranty also does not cover any part of the equipment that has been improperly installed, roughly or improperly handled, or damaged in an accident, or any part of the equipment that has been repaired or altered by an ~~unauthorized~~ person (this includes the application of any waterproof sprays/coatings by the user). Like other fine electronics products, do not expose this equipment to high temperatures, low temperatures, moisture, dusty environments, violent mechanical shocks and impacts. Do not leave it in direct sunlight for extended periods of time.		The warranty also does not cover any part of the equipment that has been improperly installed, roughly or improperly handled, or damaged in an accident, or any part of the equipment that has been repaired or altered by an unauthorised person (this includes the application of any waterproof sprays/coatings by the user). Like other fine electronics products, do not expose this equipment to high temperatures, low temperatures, moisture, dusty environments, violent mechanical shocks and impacts. Do not leave it in direct sunlight for extended periods of time.

	Please claim warranty repairs from the shop where you purchased the set.		Please claim warranty repairs from the shop where you purchased the set.

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	# 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.
	* The name of the RX1 receiver will now be displayed next to the selected receiver.		* The name of the RX1 receiver will now be displayed next to the selected receiver.

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	{{Note\|type=error\|text='''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.}}

	~~'''~~Pairing~~'''~~		====Pairing====
	Pairing a receiver allows the receiver registered in phase 1 to be paired with one of the transmitters. Thereafter, the receiver will only communicate with this transmitter unless you pair it with another transmitter. Before using the transmitter for the first time, you must check the range of the transmitter.		Pairing a receiver allows the receiver registered in phase 1 to be paired with one of the transmitters. Thereafter, the receiver will only communicate with this transmitter unless you pair it with another transmitter. Before using the transmitter for the first time, you must check the range of the transmitter.

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	== Operating system ETHOS ==		== Operating system ETHOS ==
	=== Creating a model ===		=== Creating a model ===
	# Open the Model Settings, open Model Selection and select the desired model.		# Open the Model Settings, open Model Selection and select the desired model type.
	# Configure and name the newly created model.		# Configure and name the newly created model.

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	=== Setting the gimbals ===		=== Setting the gimbals ===
	All gimbal setting hexagonal screws are located at the front, so there is no need to disassemble the transmitter to change the mode.		All gimbal setting hexagonal screws are located at the front, so there is no need to disassemble the transmitter to change the mode or feedback.

	==== Changing the mode ====		==== Changing the mode ====