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	'''Binding'''		'''Binding'''

	Binding a receiver allows the receiver registered in phase 1 to be paired with the transmitters. The receiver will now communicate with this transmitter only unless you bind it with another transmitter.		Binding a receiver allows the receiver registered in phase 1 to be paired with the transmitters. The receiver will now communicate with this transmitter only unless you bind it with another transmitter.

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			=== Gimbal adjustments ===
	==== Changing the mode ====		==== Changing the mode ====
	From the Radio Setup 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, which can be disconnected for better handling). To change to the desired mode, loosen the screw holding the self-centring arm mechanism, then screw it into the other gimbal.		From the Radio Setup 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, which can be disconnected for better handling). To change to the desired mode, loosen the screw holding the self-centring arm mechanism, then screw it into the other gimbal.

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	\|6.5–8.4 V (2S Li-ion battery)		\|6.5–8.4 V (2S Li-ion battery)
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	~~\|'''Battery compartment dimensions'''~~
	~~\|69.5×38.5×20 mm (W×H×D)~~
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	\|'''Operating temperature'''		\|'''Operating temperature'''
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	\|'''Operating frequency'''		\|'''Operating frequency'''
	\|2.4015–2.4820 GHz		\|2.4015–2.4820 GHz
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			\|'''Battery compartment dimensions'''
			\|69.5×38.5×20 mm (W×H×D)
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	\|'''RF output power'''		\|'''RF output power'''

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The '''KAVAN V5''' is a 24-channel RC set using a 2.4GHz transmission system '''ACCESS''' or '''ACCST''' with full telemetry support. It boasts a superior response time of up to '''4ms''' and a range of up to tens of kilometres. The operating system is the all-new, lightweight and streamlined '''ECOS''', which simplifies the operation, settings and learning curve. '''V5''' can be paired with a wide range of '''KAVAN''' or '''FrSky''' receivers, telemetry or not, with classic PWM and serial outputs. It is suitable for beginners and simpler models, as well as a perfect RTF kit radio. It can be easily set up for various aeroplanes or helicopters, and even ships or land models.		The '''KAVAN V5''' is a basic 24-channel RC set using a 2.4GHz transmission system '''ACCESS''' or '''ACCST''' with full telemetry support. It boasts a superior response time of up to '''4ms''' and a range of up to tens of kilometres. The operating system is the all-new, lightweight and streamlined '''ECOS''', which simplifies the operation, settings and learning curve. '''V5''' can be paired with a wide range of '''KAVAN''' or '''FrSky''' receivers, telemetry or not, with classic PWM and serial outputs. It is suitable for beginners and simpler models, as well as a perfect RTF kit radio. It can be easily set up for various aeroplanes or helicopters, and even ships or land models.

	If you have any questions about the V5 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 8:00–16:00 CET, Monday to Friday).		If you have any questions about the V5 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 8:00–16:00 CET, Monday to Friday).
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	* Model names with 7 characters		* Model names with 7 characters
	* Reversing the servo operation		* Reversing the servo operation
	* Setting end points ~~and rate limiting~~		* Setting end points
	* Resetting data		* Resetting data
	* Fail-safe emergency rates		* Fail-safe emergency rates

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The '''KAVAN V5''' is ~~an entry-level~~ 24-channel RC set using a 2.4GHz transmission system ACCESS or ACCST with full telemetry support. It boasts a superior response time of up to 4ms and a range of up to tens of kilometres. The operating system is the all-new, lightweight and streamlined ECOS, which simplifies the operation, settings and learning curve. V5 can be paired with a wide range of KAVAN or FrSky receivers, telemetry or not, with classic PWM and serial outputs. It is suitable for beginners and simpler models, as well as a perfect RTF kit radio. It can be easily set up for various aeroplanes or helicopters, and even ships or land models.		The '''KAVAN V5''' is a 24-channel RC set using a 2.4GHz transmission system '''ACCESS''' or '''ACCST''' with full telemetry support. It boasts a superior response time of up to '''4ms''' and a range of up to tens of kilometres. The operating system is the all-new, lightweight and streamlined '''ECOS''', which simplifies the operation, settings and learning curve. '''V5''' can be paired with a wide range of '''KAVAN''' or '''FrSky''' receivers, telemetry or not, with classic PWM and serial outputs. It is suitable for beginners and simpler models, as well as a perfect RTF kit radio. It can be easily set up for various aeroplanes or helicopters, and even ships or land models.

	If you have any questions about the V5 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 V5 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 8:00–16:00 CET, Monday to Friday).

	<H3>Technical specifications</H3>		<H3>Technical specifications</H3>
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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. 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, which can be disconnected for better handling). To change to the desired mode, loosen the screw holding the self-centring arm mechanism, then screw it into the other gimbal.		From the Radio Setup 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, which can be disconnected for better handling). To change to the desired mode, loosen the screw holding the self-centring arm mechanism, then screw it into the other gimbal.

	You can also adjust the strength of the centring springs and ratcheting. 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 ratcheting. 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.

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	\|'''Transmission system'''		\|'''Transmission system'''
	\|ACCESS / ~~ACSST~~ 2.4GHz		\|ACCESS / ACCST 2.4GHz
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	\|'''Antenna'''		\|'''Antenna'''
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	* Full telemetry with data transfer from a wide range of sensors		* Full telemetry with data transfer from a wide range of sensors
	* Memory for up to 32 models		* Memory for up to 32 models
	* 1 three-position switch (~~long~~)		* 1 three-position switch (short)
	* 2 two-position switches (~~short~~)		* 2 two-position switches (long)
	* 1 programmable rotary knob		* 1 programmable rotary knob
	* 4 digital trims		* 4 digital trims
	* Precision resistance gimbals		* Precision resistance gimbals with all-CNC aluminium stick caps
	* Trainer mode via cable (3.5mm port)		* Trainer mode via cable (3.5mm port)
	* Model names with 7 characters		* Model names with 7 characters
	* Reversing the servo operation		* Reversing the servo operation
	* Setting end points and rate limiting		* Setting end points and rate limiting
	* Servo speed setting
	* Resetting data		* Resetting data
	* Fail-safe emergency rates		* Fail-safe emergency rates
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	* Simple and intuitive user interface		* Simple and intuitive user interface
	* Servo monitor		* Servo monitor
	* 3 timers (stopwatch or timer)		* 2 timers (stopwatch or timer)
	* Adjustable display backlight intensity		* Adjustable display backlight intensity
	* Calibration of gimbals		* Calibration of gimbals

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	\|'''Operating frequency'''		\|'''Operating frequency'''
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	Binding a receiver allows the receiver registered in phase 1 to be paired with the transmitters. The receiver will now communicate with this transmitter only unless you bind it with another transmitter.		Binding a receiver allows the receiver registered in phase 1 to be paired with the transmitters. The receiver will now communicate with this transmitter only unless you bind it with another transmitter.

	# Select a receiver slot and press [Bnd]		# Select a receiver slot and press [Bnd].
	# Turn on the receiver		# A message "Waiting for RX…" will pop up.
			# Turn on the receiver.
	# The receiver will pop up.		# The receiver will pop up.
	# Select the receiver and wait for the automatic binding to finish.		# Select the receiver and wait for the automatic binding to finish.

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	* Resetting data		* Resetting data
	* Fail-safe emergency rates		* Fail-safe emergency rates
	* Dual rates		* Rate progression setting along exponential or 17-point curves
	* Rate progression setting along 2 exponential ~~curves~~ or 21-point curves
	* Freely programmable mixes		* Freely programmable mixes
	* Logically linked switches		* Logically linked switches

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	* 1 programmable rotary knob		* 1 programmable rotary knob
	* 4 digital trims		* 4 digital trims
	* Precision resistance gimbals ~~with aluminium panel~~		* Precision resistance gimbals
	* Trainer mode via cable (3.5mm port)		* Trainer mode via cable (3.5mm port)
	* Model names with 7 characters		* Model names with 7 characters
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	[[File:V5_Overview_3.png\|420x420px\|right\|frameless]]		[[File:V5_Overview_3.png\|420x420px\|right\|frameless]]
	# ~~Mix~~ knob		# Programmable mix knob
	# 3-position switch SA		# 3-position switch SA
	# Power button		# Power button