Warnings (Warning Lights And Indicators) And Actions; Self Monitor - Yamaha RMAX Type II G Unit Operation Manual

Pre-Flight Inspection Items
Warnings (Warning Lights and Indicators) and
Actions
This product features various types of safety func-
tions. Thoroughly familiarize yourself with these
functions and the meaning of the warnings and indi-
cations before a flight, and take appropriate
actions.

Self Monitor

The self monitor, which is located on the control
panel, indicates the conditions of the various areas
of the helicopter.
1 Flight Indicator
Indicates whether the helicopter is able to fly.
Item
2 Check Point Indicator
An indicator will illuminate if a malfunction is discovered on the helicopter while a configuration or a flight is
in progress.
The malfunction areas indicated here can be handled by the user. Take appropriate actions to respond to
the lights that are lit, and check that the flight indicator 1 shows "
Item
3-5
Light
Able to fly in the YACS-controlled flight
ON
mode.
Setting YACS control and self-check-
ing.
ON
Control is in manual mode.
A malfunction has been discovered
ON
through a self-check.
Light
Flashes approximately 3 times (10
Flashing seconds) when the main switch is
switched from OFF to START.
The remaining fuel is below specifica-
ON
tion level.
The engine speed has dropped due to a
ON high-load condition caused by exces-
sive payload or rough maneuvering, etc.
Because no control signals were
ON
received, the failsafe control took over.
Meaning
Meaning
1
Action
OK to fly
Wait until the configuration is com-
plete.
Turn ON the YACS control switch on
the transmitter.
Check the indicators 2 and 3 to identify
the area of the malfunction and take
appropriate actions.
".
Action
Wait until the configuration is complete
(light OFF).
Refuel.
Reduce the payload, or fly the helicop-
ter more gently.
Check whether the power switch of the
transmitter is ON. Once this indicator
light illuminates, it will continue to illu-
minate until the main switch on the
helicopter is turned OFF.
2
3