MINDS-I UAV Mini, Manual

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Servo Reversing (DXe)
1. To enable servo reversing, hold the left and right gimbal sticks in the upper-inside position as shown while
powering on the transmitter.
2. After the Transmitter is powered on, release the sticks and return to center. Use the right gimbal to select
the channel or reverse the selected channel.
Left Gimbal Right Gimbal
Throttle 1
Aileron 2
Elevator 3
Rudder 4
Flight Mode 5
Panic 6
Flaps 7
Aux 8
3. The LED will flash corresponding to the channel being adjusted (see chart to right).
4. The LED will Flash Orange for a channel that is set to Normal direction.
5. The LED will flash Red for a channel that is set to Reverse direction.
6. To select a channel to adjust, move the right gimbal to the left or right. Move
the gimbal to the right to select the next channel. Move the gimbal to the left
to select the previous channel. The number of flashes will change to indicate the
new channel selected.
7. To reverse the channel currently selected, move the right gimbal up or down. The LED will change color,
from Orange To Red or Red to Orange , to indicate the new servo direction.
8. When all channel reversing is completed as desired, power off the Transmitter.
9. When the Transmitter is powered on again normally (sticks not in the position above) the Transmitter will
operate normally with the new reversing selections.
Transmitter and Receiver Binding
1. Lower the throttle to the lowest position and make sure the transmitter is powered off.
2. Insert the bind plug into the BIND/DATA port.
3. Make sure the receiver is connected to the micro controller.
4. Connect the micro controller to the computer with the USB cable. The receiver’s LED will flash rapidly
when the receiver is ready to bind.
5. While pressing the Bind button, power on the transmitter.
6. Release the Bind button after the receiver’s LED stays illuminated. This indicates the receiver is bound to
the transmitter.
7. Remove the bind plug from the receiver before powering anything off.
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