Radiomaster Pocket Hall Gimbal Transmitter User Manual

1. Kupu Whakataki

The Radiomaster Pocket is a compact and lightweight radio transmitter designed for various remote-controlled applications. It is available in ExpressLRS and MPM CC2500 versions, both preinstalled with EdgeTX firmware. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your Radiomaster Pocket transmitter.

Figure 1: Radiomaster Pocket Hall Gimbal Transmitter (ELRS-Transparent)

2. Nga korero haumaru

Please refer to the instruction manual before use. Always operate the transmitter responsibly and ensure all connections are secure before use. Improper use may result in damage to the device or connected equipment.

3. Hua Neke Atuview

The Radiomaster Pocket transmitter features a robust design with several key components for precise control and user convenience.

Whakaahua 2: Mua me Muri View Hoahoa Waahanga

Āhuatanga matua:

• Hall Gimbals: Provides smooth centering and precise response for control inputs.
• Ngā Pito Rākau Ka Taea te Tango: Allows for easy transport and storage by detaching the stick ends.
• Pūihi Whakapiko: The antenna can be folded for compact storage, preventing damage during transport.
• Mata Whakamuri LCD: Offers a clear display of settings and telemetry data, balancing size and functionality.
• Hototahi Pūhiko 18650: Designed to operate with 18650 batteries for extended usage (batteries not included).
• Nga Rarama LED kua whakauruhia ki roto: Visualizes control inputs and operational status.
• Kohanga Kōwae Waho: Compatible with RadioMaster Nano-size modules and TBS Nano Crossfire/Nano Tracer for expanded functionality.

Pikitia 3: Mua me Muri Views o te Kaituku

Whakaahua 4: Taha View of the Transmitter

Figure 5: Removable Stick Ends and Foldable Antenna

Figure 6: Built-in LED Lights and External Module Bay

4. Tatūnga

4.1. Tāuta Pūhiko

The Radiomaster Pocket uses 18650 batteries (not included). Open the battery compartments on the rear of the transmitter and insert the batteries according to the polarity indicators. Close the compartments securely.

4.2. Antenna Deployment

Unfold the antenna from its stored position to the upright position before operation to ensure optimal signal transmission and reception.

4.3. Stick End Installation/Removal

The stick ends are removable for convenience. To install, screw them onto the gimbals. To remove, unscrew and store them in the designated compartments on the side of the transmitter.

Figure 7: Stick End Details and Storage

4.4. Hia Tuatahi

Press and hold the power button until the LCD screen illuminates and the EdgeTX firmware starts. Follow any on-screen prompts for initial setup or calibration.

4.5. Connecting to a Computer (Joystick Mode)

Connect the transmitter to your computer using a USB-C cable. The transmitter can function as a joystick for flight simulators, allowing you to practice flying before real flights. Ensure the transmitter is in the correct USB mode (e.g., Joystick) as per the EdgeTX settings.

5. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

5.1. Mana Taketake

• Kiimbal: Control the primary movements of your aircraft (throttle, roll, pitch, yaw).
• Switches (SA, SB, SC, SD, SE): Configurable switches for various functions such as flight modes, arming, or special actions.
• Buttons (SYS, RTN, PAGE>, PAGE<, TELE): Used for navigating the EdgeTX menu system and accessing specific functions.
• Menu Wheel: For scrolling through menu options and adjusting values on the LCD screen.
• Patene Kuti: Used for fine-tuning channel outputs for stable flight.

5.2. LCD Screen Navigation

The backlit LCD screen displays real-time information and allows access to the EdgeTX operating system. Use the menu wheel and navigation buttons (SYS, RTN, PAGE>, PAGE<, TELE) to browse and adjust settings.

5.3. Gimbal Adjustment

The gimbals can be adjusted for tension and self-centering. Refer to the diagram below for specific adjustment points:

Figure 8: Gimbal Adjustment Points

• A (IR): Tahuri ki te taha matau hei whakakore i te whakapūmau-ā-roto (throttle), tahuri ki te taha maui hei whakahohe i te whakapūmau-ā-roto.
• B (T): Turn clockwise to increase stick tension, counter-clockwise to decrease stick tension.
• C (UP-DOWN): Turn clockwise to increase vertical stick tension, counter-clockwise to decrease stick tension.
• D (LEFT-RIGHT): Turn clockwise to increase horizontal stick tension, counter-clockwise to decrease stick tension.

5.4. External Module Bay

The external module bay supports Nano-size modules, such as RadioMaster Nano-size modules, TBS Nano Crossfire, and TBS Nano Tracer. Ensure the module is correctly inserted and configured within the EdgeTX system.

5.5. DSC Trainer Port

The DSC Trainer Port allows connection to other transmitters for trainer/student mode or to simulators.

5.6. Kāniwha SD Kāri

The SD card slot is used for storing models, sounds, and firmware updates for the EdgeTX operating system.

6. Tiaki

6.1. Te horoi

Wipe the transmitter with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the casing mata ranei.

6.2. Tiaki Pūhiko

Always use appropriate 18650 batteries and charge them using the provided USB-C cable or a compatible charger. Do not overcharge or fully discharge batteries. Store the transmitter with batteries at a moderate charge level if not used for extended periods.

6.3. Whakahoutanga Firmware

Regularly check for and install firmware updates for the EdgeTX system to ensure optimal performance and access to new features. Instructions for updating firmware are typically available on the Radiomaster website or EdgeTX community forums.

7. Te Raru

7.1. Transmitter Does Not Power On

• Ensure 18650 batteries are correctly installed and sufficiently charged.
• Verify the power button is pressed and held for the required duration.

7.2. "Switch Warning" on Startup

This warning indicates that one or more switches are not in their default or expected position during startup. Move all switches to their designated 'off' or 'up' positions, then press any button to clear the warning.

7.3. Connection Issues with Drone/Receiver

• Confirm the transmitter and receiver are properly bound.
• Check that the correct model profile is selected on the transmitter.
• Ensure the external module (if used) is correctly installed and configured.

7.4. Computer Does Not Recognize Transmitter

• Me whakarite kei te mahi te taura USB-C, ā, kei te hono tika hoki.
• Verify the transmitter is in the correct USB mode (e.g., Joystick, USB Storage) via the EdgeTX menu.
• Install any necessary drivers for your operating system, if prompted.

8. Whakatakotoranga

Figure 9: Transmitter Dimensions

9. He aha kei roto i te Pouaka

The Radiomaster Pocket package includes the following items:

• 1 x Pocket Radio Transmitter
• 1 x Pēke Kawe Ritenga
• 1 x USB-C Tauira
• 1 x Kaitiaki Mata
• 1 x Whakapiri

Whakaaturanga 10: Nga Ihirangi mokete

10. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For warranty information, technical support, or further assistance, please refer to the official RADIOMASTER webpaetukutuku, whakapā atu ranei ki ta raatau ratonga kaihoko. Ka taea hoki e koe te toro ki te Toa RADIOMASTER i runga i a Amazon for product-related inquiries.