JETI CENTRAL BOX 210 POWER DISTRIBUTION COMBO JETIBOX210R3

The new Central Box 210 is an improvement over the venerable Central Box 200. We have removed the overload protection at each servo output and designed an aluminum housing for those high power demand applications. The Central Box 210 features true Battery Redundancy, Ditex Servo Telemetry, Jeti EX Telemetry, and up to three receiver inputs (2x 2.4GHz and 1x 900MHz) with serial (PPM, EX Bus) output for complete Power & RF Signal Redundancy.

With Jeti Duplex 2.4GHz DC/DS transmitters, the full potential of the Central Box can be used, such as easy way to wirelessly configure the Servo Outputs, Ditex Servo & EX Telemetry, Fail-Safe Setting or Function Assignment.

Power Supply
The power batteries are connected to the Central Box using MPX connectors. The Central Box allows two batteries to be connected. During use, the power is actually supplied from the battery with the higher voltage. If the voltage is the same, the power can be used from both batteries at the same time. When the voltage of the batteries is different, the power is not shared and each pack is isolated from the other. This allows you to use batteries of different capacity, number of cells and chemistry type. If the power for the Central Box is provided only from one battery, it can be connected via battery (BATT 1) Input.

Magnetic Switch (Included)
The magnetic switch is used to turn the Central Box ON/OFF and is connected to a separate slot labeled "SW". To turn on the Central Box using the magnetic switch it is necessary to hold the supplied magnet (key) to the target so that the key and the target on the magnetic switch are properly oriented.

Wireless Switch R3/RSW (Optional)
State-of-the-art device that sets Jeti as a leading designer and manufacturer of radio control systems. Wireless power switch is fully integrated into the 2.4GHz radio system. For first time your receiver can be turned ON/OFF with simple flipping of the switch wirelessly from the Jeti DC/DS transmitters.

Central Box 200 installations done by Jeti USA Team pilot Joe Smith & our friend C.Brent.



Features:
- Control Management with Configurable Servo Output
- Power Distribution with Two Independent Inputs
- Heavy Duty Aluminum Case for Extra Cooling and Protection
- Firmware Updatable via Jeti USB Adapter and Jeti Studio
- Wirelessly Programmable Using DC/DS Tx Device Explorer
- Independent Receiver Signal Inputs (R1, R2, E1/R3)
- Up to 15x Standard PWM and Ditex Telemetry Servo Outputs
- Up to 3x Telemetry Sensors Inputs (E1/R3, E2/15, E3/14)
- Input for Included Magnetic or Optional Wireless Switch
- Input Voltage: 4V - 8.4V
- Output Current: 2x 20A Continues/90A Peak
- Dimensions/Weight: 65mm x 42mm x 18mm/59g

More information (links):
* Instruction Manual (.pdf)
* Click Here for Firmware Updates

	Fail-Safe Setting Switches ON/OFF of the Fail-Safe function. If the Fail-Safe function is deactivated, there is no signal generated in any Central Box outputs at the signal loss. If you activate the Fail Safe function, you can also select how the Central Box responds at signal loss for each of the individual outputs.
	Servo Mapping Servo No. - Assigning outputs of the transmitter to the Central Box outputs. Group - Assigning specific output to the group of output impulses that will be generated from the receiver in the same time.
	Ditex Servo Telemetry The Ditex telemetry servos offer groundbreaking design features combined with incredible reliability. Advanced radio control telemetry systems such as Jeti Duplex are capable of providing real-time information including complete telemetry data (Torque, Min/Max Current, Voltage, Angle, Telemetry Alarms) and full system integration.
	Duplex Telemetry Temperature - Temperature of the Central Box Voltage - Voltage (V) of Individual Outputs of the Central Box Current - Current (A) Drawn from the Battery Capacity - Capacity (mAh) Taken from the Batteries

After receiving numerous questions regarding getting extra channels while using Jeti Central Box 210/220 we have come up with elegant configuration that uses power from CB210/220 servo port 9/10 for Central Box 100. This way you can have up to 20 high power servos connected to the system and still have full battery telemetry & redundancy.

If you connect Telemetry to the CB100 and use CB100 only for noncritical functions (Gyro, Lights, Airbrakes…) you can get away with a single power lead and go up to 22 servos.