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Normal Remote Receiver Failsafe
In this mode the remote receiver output from the AR7700 operates like any
normal remote receiver in that it will not send failsafe commands. This requires
the host device to be able to detect a failsafe condition and configure failsafe
operation. If your want to operate your system in this mode, leave the bind plug
in during the bind procedure. Always remove the bind plug before subsequent
power cycles or you will have to re-bind.
Preset Failsafe
When the transmitter and receiver are turned on, the receiver connects to the
transmitter and normal control of all channels occurs. If loss of signal occurs, the
failsafe function moves all control outputs to preset positions that were set during
binding. When the receiver detects signal from the transmitter, normal aircraft
operation resumes.
Setting the Failsafe Positions
During the binding process the stick and switch positions will be set as the
preset failsafe positions.
1. Insert the bind plug in the bind port before powering on the reciever.
2. Power on the receiver. A flashing orange LED indicates the receiver is in Bind
mode.
3. Unplug the bind plug before binding.
4. Power on your transmitter with the bind button depressed and the sticks and
switches in the desired failsafe positions.
PPM Output
This mode connects with flight control systems that accept a PPM data stream.
This protocol is widely available in many flight controllers, but is not as fast or
offer as many channels, Remote Receiver Output or SRXL.
SRXL output
SRXL is a high speed digital protocol that compares favorably with remote
receiver output. If your flight control system offers SRXL, this option is preferred
over PPM for its high speed performance.
Remote Receiver Output
Remote receiver output requires normal 3.5-9.6V power to be supplied to the
AR7700. The AR7700 cannot operate from the power supply normally available
to power a single remote receiver directly.
The Remote Receiver output available on the AR7700 connects to flight control
systems that accept a Spektrum remote receiver. Do not connect the remote
output to the remote receiver port on a conventional Spektrum receiver.
