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VBar Control’s USB connector is acting as a HI device
by default.
Just connect the USB lead to your computer.
There is no driver needed on Windows PCs nor on
Macs. The operating system will detect VBar Control
automatically as a game controller.
In your preferred simulator software, select VBar
Control as a controller and set up/calibrate as needed.
Attention Use the Simulator’s menus to adjust the Simula-
tor to the VBar Control transmitter. Do not change settings
(e.g. switches) in your VBar Control transmitter; this will
affect behavior of your real-life models, too.


Option 1
» Turn on VBar Control transmitter.
» Make sure motor/throttle controls are in OFF position.
» Select

from the

.
» Turn on the VBar NEO or VBar with the VBar Control
Satellite Receiver connected.
» Wait a few seconds for the VBar Control to scan for
available devices.
» Select the VBar device from the list.
» VBar Control will conrm with the message ‘Connect-
ed’.
Option 2
» Turn on the VBar NEO or VBar with the VBar Control
Satellite Receiver connected.
» Wait for 10 seconds for the receiver to go into bind
mode.
» Only now turn on VBar Control transmitter.
» Make sure motor/throttle controls are in off position.
» Select

from the

.
» Wait a few seconds for the VBar Control to scan for
available devices.
» Select the VBar device from the list.
» VBar Control will conrm with the message ‘Connect-
ed’.
Attention If the re-binding procedure is no completed, a
previously bound VBar or VBar Control Satellite Receiver
remain bound to the last VBar Control transmitter it was
bound to. The binding information is not automatically de-
leted by mistakenly powering up the model. Just turn the
model off, turn on your VBar Control transmitter, then turn
on the model again: it will re-connect at once.

If Active Idle is enabled in the Transmitter Settings, VBar
Control will monitor the 2.4 GHz band, even if it is in Stand-
by Mode.
If VBar Control detects a VBar device which was already
bound, it will switch on automatically.
Attention To bind a model to a different radio while it’s orig-
inal radio is in range, unbind the model rst in the Model
Settings/Model Tools dialog (VBar NEO of the 2nd Genera-
tion), or switch off your radio completely (swipe, tap and
hold the red button, conrm). Else the original VBar Control
will always come awake if the VBar is turned on.

Power saving
Set the low threshold of the ambient light sensor to a low
value, so the transmitter always uses the least power
needed for the display.
You can use the Boost feature in

,
this way the display will brighten once you move the
radio.
Range check, check of antennae
Once a VBar Control Satellite Receiver is connected,
you can check the antenna status at

/
-
 
. You will see bars indicating the overall link
power as well as the signal strength of the four anten-
nae (Tx=radio, Rx=receiver).
If one of the four vertical bars falls below the indicated
threshold, stop using VBar Control and nd and remedy the
cause.
Check the antenna status of VBar Control and the bound
receiver frequently, at least at the beginning of every day of
use.

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BrandMikado
ModelVBar NEO
CategoryRemote Control
LanguageEnglish

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