RECEIVER CONNECTION
RX Wire
Plug the RX wire into the throttle (#2) channel on your receiver.
AUX Wire
The AUX wire allows you to adjust a setting “on-the-fly” using
an auxiliary channel on your receiver. The AUX wire function is
disabled by default and is programmable via Castle Link. Plug
this wire into the auxiliary (#3/#4) channel on your receiver.
You MUST connect the AUX wire to an open channel on your
receiver even if you are not using the Auxiliary function.
TRANSMITTER PROGRAMMING REFERENCE
AUDIBLE ALERT REFERENCE
• •
Start Fail
• –
Low Voltage Cutoff
– •
Over-Current
• • •
Sensors Lost
• • –
Radio Glitch
• – •
Over-Temperature
• – –
Excessive Load
– • •
AUX Wire Radio Glitch
– • –
BEC Over-Temperature
• • • •
Data Log Full Warning
– – •
Motor Over-Temperature
1.Brake/Reverse Type
3. Brake Amount
5. Motor Type
• With Reverse*
• 25%
• Brushless*
• Without Reverse
• 50%*
• Brushed Reversing
• Crawler Reverse
• 75%
•
100%
6. Motor Direction
2.Voltage
Cutoff
• Normal*
• Auto-Lipo*
4. Drag Brake
• Reverse
•
None
•
Disabled*
•
10%
•
20%
•
30%
•
Crawler
Full
On
*Default Setting
DRIVER’S ED GUIDE
For more detailed information regarding Getting Started,
Throttle Calibration, using Castle Link, or Transmitter
Programming, please read the Driver’s Ed Guide by visiting:
www.castlecreations.com/MambaXLX2DEG
Or scan this
QR code with your smart device
to open the link.
Postive Battery Wire
Fan Connector
Negative Battery Wire
Motor Sensor Wire
Waterproof Switch
AUX Wire
RX Wire
Motor A
Motor B
Motor C
Status
LEDs
GETTING STARTED
1. Solder a high quality battery connector to the ESC (see
Driver’s Ed Guide
“Connectors and Power Wiring” ).
2. Mount the ESC and motor into the vehicle.
3. Connect motor to the ESC (see
Driver’s Ed Guide, “Motor Wiring” ).
4. Plug in the RX wire into throttle (#2) and AUX wire into auxillary (#3/#4).
5. Calibrate your ESC to your radio. (See below).
YOU ARE NOW READY TO GO!
THROTTLE CALIBRATION
1. Radio on, battery plugged in, ESC off.
2. Hold full throttle, turn ESC on (green LED).
3. When red LED flashes, go to full reverse.
4. When yellow LED flashes, go to neutral.
5. Armed and ready!
