1) When the green LED is on, it means the RX is working in EVO mode;
2) When the green LED is off, it means that the RX is working in 4CH PWM mode;
How to set up the transmitter (when MX EVO RX is used on MR-03EVO/MA-03EVO):
Because the brushless ESCs and servos on MR-03EVO/MA-03EVO cannot set the midpoint and end point, the
user can only set the transmitter to adapt to the parameters of MR-03EVO/MA-03EVO. The settings are as follows:
1）TH TYPE > F5 : B5
2）EAP: ST > L150%
R150%
TH > H150% B150%
3）D/R: ST > 100%
TH > 100%
Note:
Points 2 and 3 can be adjusted according to user habits.
How the MX EVO RX works in EVO mode:
When users install MX EVO RX on KYOSHO's MR-03EVO/MA-03EVO frame or other products that support EVO
mode, MX EVO RX will work in EVO mode.
In EVO mode, when the MX EVO RX is just powered on, the LED on the RX will not flash quickly, but the green
LED will light up.
Note: When using the MX EVO RX on the MR-03EVO/MA-03EVO, be sure to install it in place, otherwise you
may burn it; if necessary, place the receiver compartment cover on the MR-03EVO/ MA-03EVO Add a small piece of
sponge to hold down the MX EVO RX.
How the MX EVO RX works in 4CH PWM mode:
When users install MX EVO RX on EVO-BA1 or other products that support 4CH PWM mode, MX EVO RX will
work in 4CH PWM mode.
In 4CH PWM mode, when the MX EVO RX is just powered on, the LED on the RX will flash several times quickly
and then enter the working mode, but the green LED will be off.
The picture below shows the EVO-BA1 on the left and the EVO-BA1 with the MX EVO RX installed on the right:
Online firmware upgrade:
This function requires GUI support on the PC side, and the receiver and GUI need to be connected through the
MX USB-PG-ISP. The remote control must be turned off before the receiver is connected to the GUI, otherwise the
receiver cannot be connected to the GUI.
