Press the rightmost key (the “Menu” button)
on your Programmer. Now use the “Down”
key to scroll to “Mode Settings.” Then hit the
rightmost button again (which is now labeled
“Enter”).
Press the “Next” button and scroll to “CPPM
Enabled,” and press the rightmost key again
(now, it’s the “Change” key) until you see on
the screen that the CPPM Enabled setting is
“Yes.”
Now press the leftmost “Back” button once,
which will take you back to the main menu.
If You Are Using a PPM-Based Transmitter/Receiver
This section is only for those who are using a PPM-based receiver. If you are using a PWM-based
receiver, skip this section. The KK 2.1 is set by default to use PWM, so no extra steps are needed.
First, check and double check your connections before applying power, especially your con-
nections of your ESCs. Make absolutely sure you have everything plugged in correctly.
Get out your KK 2.1 Programmer and plug it into the flat grey ribbon cable you attached to
the Programming Port. The cable can only be attached in one direction, so you won’t be
able to attach it the wrong way. Push it in well, as it needs to be well seated.
Turn on your transmitter and plug in a
charged battery to the yellow battery plug
coming out of your Power Distribution Board.
