is
a
legal
requirement
that
a
Failsafe
is
set
up
correctly
–
as
a
minimum
to
idle/stop
any
motors,
engines
or
any
other
form
of
propulsion
system.
The
receiver’s
Failsafe
operates
on
all
channels
–
irrespective
of
the
transmitter
model
or
brand.
If
your
transmitter
has
its
own
Failsafe
function,
it’s
recommended
to
disable
it
to
prevent
any
conflicts.
Troubleshooting
Issue
Solutions
Check
that
the
receiver
battery
is
not
empty.
Check
that
the
servo
connectors
are
orientated
correctly.
Receiver
does
not
power
on/No
LEDs
are
lit
on
the
receiver.
If
the
receiver
is
subjected
to
moisture,
it
can
cause
it
to
fail.
It
may
function
once
dried
out;
however,
its
performance
cannot
be
guaranteed.
Ensure
that
the
receiver
is
protected
from
moisture.
Move
the
transmitter
closer
or
further
away
from
the
receiver.
Avoid
any
areas
near
other
2.4GHz
devices,
such
as
Wi
‐
Fi
Routers,
Laptops,
Phones,
Video
Repeaters
and
other
transmitters.
Try
setting
the
receiver
into
manual
linking
mode
for
the
brand
type
in
question.
Unable
to
link
receiver.
Note,
this
receiver
does
not
support
Futaba
FASST.
Please
see
the
other
FrSky
Futaba
range
for
a
compatible
receiver.
Receiver
loses
signal
in
close
range.
The
receiver
has
a
highly
sensitive
RF
front
end
to
give
superb
range.
If
a
transmitter
is
too
close,
it
can
cause
it
to
become
overwhelmed
and
loose
signal.
Also
if
the
receiver
is
in
CPPM/RSSI
output
mode,
the
RSSI
output
signal
may
become
unstable.
Move
the
transmitter
further
away
from
the
receiver’s
antenna.
Briefly
press
the
bind
button
again.
This
should
change
between
a
flashing
red
LED
and
a
flashing
green
LED
(vice
versa).
Hitec
Transmitter
is
not
flashing
Blue
LED
in
bind
mode.
If
this
still
does
not
work,
you
may
need
to
update
the
transmitter’s
module.
It
needs
to
be
on
version
3.01
or
greater.
Please
contact
your
local
Hitec
distributor.
In
Hitec
mode,
the
servos
jitter
and
are
slow
to
react.
You
may
have
accidentally
put
your
Hitec
module
into
rescan
and
retune
mode.
This
can
happen
if
the
link
button
is
held
too
long.
Please
relink
your
receivers.
Receiver
does
not
lock
on
to
a
signal
when
changing
between
Futaba
S
‐
FHSS
and
FHSS
modes.
For
safety
reasons,
the
receiver
will
only
lock
onto
either
S
‐
FHSS
or
FHSS,
depending
on
what
the
transmitter
was
set
to
during
linking.
To
change
between
S
‐
FHSS
and
FHSS
modes,
please
relink
the
receiver.
Futaba
FHSS
mode
only
controls
4
channels.
Futaba
FHSS
only
supports
4
channels.
If
you
need
more
than
this,
use
S
‐
FHSS
mode
(if
your
transmitter
supports
it).
Unless
your
transmitter
only
supports
FHSS
mode,
there
are
no
benefit
using
it
over
S
‐
FHSS
mode.
Transmitter
Failsafe
has
no
effect.
This
receiver
does
not
support
setting
of
its
Failsafe
using
your
transmitter.
Please
refer
to
the
Failsafe
setting
advice
above.
Receiver
lights
flash
alternatively
on
power
‐
up.
On
every
power
‐
up
the
receiver
verifies
that
its
internal
link
and
Failsafe
data
is
correct
for
safety.
If
this
should
fail,
you
will
get
a
warning
indication.
Try
linking
again
and
the
receiver
will
use
an
alternative
storage
area
for
the
link
data.
If
this
error
repeatedly
occurs,
the
receiver’s
memory
may
have
failed.
Please
contact
your
local
FrSky
reseller
for
advice.
Setting
the
Failsafe
1
Ensure
that
the
transmitter
and
receiver
are
both
switched
on
and
linked
first.
2
Move
all
controls
to
the
desired
positions
that
you
wish
to
set
the
Failsafe
too.
3
Push
and
hold
the
receiver
button
for
5
seconds.
4
The
Red
LED
will
flash
rapidly
for
a
short
period
to
indicate
that
the
Failsafe
has
been
set.
L
To
disable
the
Failsafe,
re
‐
link
the
receiver.
L
If
your
transmitter
has
a
Failsafe
facility,
this
will
not
take
effect.
It
is
recommended
to
disable
the
transmitter
Failsafe
to
prevent
any
conflict.
✋
Always
ensure
that
the
Failsafe
is
set
to
turn
off
any
motors
and
idle/stop
any
IC
engines.
✋
If
you
have
reversed
any
channels
or
changed
the
linkage
setup,
reset
the
Failsafe
to
ensure
it
is
set
correctly.
L
To
prevent
accidental
setting,
the
Failsafe
can
only
be
set
once
per
power
cycle.
To
set
again
‐
power
cycle
the
receiver
first.
L
After
setting
the
Failsafe,
check
that
it
is
set
up
correctly
by
turning
off
the
transmitter
with
the
receiver
still
switched
on.
Ensure
that
the
prop
area
is
clear
and
the
model
is
tethered
before
doing
this.
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