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Note: The text ID code next to it. If you need to create a take-over mission, then the two TX units must have
the same ID code to be accepted by the RX. If you need to fly side by side with a friend, just be sure you use
different ID code. After ID code change, a new bind must be performed.
Output Power selection button
Tx700Pro
The 3 way transmit power switch is located near the antenna connector on the top, where it is most easy to
access while in flight. Move the connector close to the antenna connector for low power mode. It is
recommend to use as little as possible power, so power-up is possible in case an out of range situation is
experienced, this way it is possible to regain control and fly back home.
Failsafe
The same push button on the top is used both for binding, and to store Failsafe into the receiver.
When the button is pressed while the TX is powered on it’s in the binding process.
When the TX is in normal flight mode, the button is used to store failsafe.
The failsafe procedure is explained on page 18.
Compatibility TX-RX
All versions of TSLRS RX units can be binded and work together with any versions of TSLRS TX units.
Since the over air signals are kept the same from the very start. The TSLRS system parts is NOT TX-RX
compatible with any other brands of long range systems, we all use our own radio modulation system.
Compatible RC's
Any Radio Control remote system with PPM output should be able to used, check your manual for student
out, and if it is compatible with PC simulators and other types of RC systems, then you know you got a PPM
signal and not a special un-compatible digital signal. The PPM signal can be any polarity, and also variable
speed, and even the special Futaba double speed mode is supported. See our RC compatible chart to
secure that your RC works.
