USER MANUAL
Digital Proportional Radio
Control System
AGX-l6S
AGX-iA6B
Page 1: ...USER MANUAL USER MANUAL Digital Proportional Radio Control System AGX l6S AGX iA6B...
Page 2: ...tion 5 2 2 10 PS 2 Port 5 2 3 Receiver Overview 6 2 3 1 Receiver Antenna 6 2 3 3 Status Indicator 6 2 3 3 Connectors 6 3 Getting Started 7 3 1 Transmitter Battery Installation 7 3 2 Connecting the Rec...
Page 3: ...1 Transmitter specification AGX i6S 17 6 2 Receiver Specification AGX iA6B 17 7 Package Contents 18 8 Certification 19 8 1 DoC Declaration 19 8 2 CE Warning 19 8 3 Appendix 1 FCC Statement 19 9 Enviro...
Page 4: ...omfortable or under the influence of alcohol or drugs Doing so may cause serious injury to yourself or others The 2 4GHz radio band is limited to line of sight Always keep your model in sight as a lar...
Page 5: ...i BUS Support Multi channel Hopping Frequency This systems bandwidth ranges from 2 408GHz to 2 475GHz This band is divided in 135 channels Each transmitter hops between 16 channels 32 for Japanese an...
Page 6: ...Overview VrA Rudder Aileron Throttle Elevotor Power switch Lanyard eye SwA SwB SwC VrB SwD Device holder mounting point Handle SW 2 Battery cover USB port Rudder Aileron Throttle Elevotor Power switc...
Page 7: ...iliary channels and other functions to enable quick control of various perameters The way in which the switch is assigned or used may differ depending on the current menu 2 2 4 Knobs VrA and VrB can b...
Page 8: ...use as a HID device This function is automatically activated when connected to a computer and will be recognised as a standard HID controller Caution If the computer does not recognise the transmitter...
Page 9: ...ect the bind cable for binding and the power cable during normal operation in the range of 4 0 8 4V SERVO For connecting an i BUS receiver it can output i bus s bus signal SENS For connecting sensors...
Page 10: ...r expose to strong shocks or vibrations Danger Always store the battery in a cool dry place Danger Do not use the battery if damaged Follow the steps to install the transmitter battery 1 Open the batt...
Page 11: ...been successful 4 Remove the bind and power cable from the receiver Then connect the power cable to the B VCC port 5 Check the servos operation If anything does not work as expected restart this proce...
Page 12: ...receiver power before turning off the transmitter Failure to do so may lead to damage or serious injury Follow the steps below to turn off the system 1 Disconnect the receiver power 2 Hold the transm...
Page 13: ...to ensure no damage to cables 4 Remove the bottom of the seat assembly of the spring hook assembly 3 The throttle spring installation swapping gimbals knob bracket installation and knob spring instal...
Page 14: ...crews marked in blue and remove the bracket 2 Loosen the screws shown in fig 4 and remove the plates 6 Throttle spring installation complete 2 5 3 Insert the 2 dowels as shown above 3 4 Place the spri...
Page 15: ...rotate them 180 degrees then line them up with the screw holes and replace the screws There is no need to disconnect the cables 3 Replace the hand grips and insert batteries 4 Turn on the transmitter...
Page 16: ...screws marked in red 2 2 Remove the PCB screws marked in red 3 3 Remove the knob from the potentiometer and put them in a safe place 4 4 Install the bracket shown above and secure with the screws pro...
