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If you use a separate power source for your receiver or a battery eliminator circuit (BEC), you should

make sure to separate your power supply from your ESC and the Altis v4. This is done by disconnecting

the red wire from the ESC connector. This is not usually necessary for "Opto" ESCs. The disconnected red

wire must be insulated to ensure that it does not cause any short circuit or other problems. See Fig 4.

Fig 4: Connection of Altis v4 with BEC

Some radio systems provide telemetry functions. These functions allow wireless transmission of certain

data from the aircraft during the flight and display it on your Tx or monitor screen. The Altis v4 has COM A

and COM B connectors reserved for this purpose. Use a Molex/JR telemetry cable (sold separately) to

connect your Altis v4 to the telemetry input of your receiver. See Fig 5.

Fig 5: Telemetry connection

When you wish to download your logged data to a computer or change the settings of your Altis v4,

connect the Altis v4 using a standard micro USB cable (sold separately) to a computer with Windows XP

(or newer) operating system. See Fig 6. When you connect your Altis v4 for the first time, the computer

should install the drivers automatically. You need to have the Altis Flight Manager program installed in your

computer to display any stored data and make changes to your settings.

AerobTec Altis v4 User Manual