The receiver automatically sets audible low-voltage warnings based upon the type of
battery sensed. See the programming section on how to set additional low voltage
warnings.
Groundstation Link Connection
The Ground Station link is a standard 6-pin mini-din, as used for many years by PS/2 mice
and keyboards.
This connector may be used to power the receiver, control band and channel options, and
also interface to the Video, and Audio output lines.
The ImmersionRC Antenna Tracker v2, currently shipping, includes a compatible
connector.
Instructions on use
Operating the Duo 2400 Diversity Receiver
The Duo 2400 A/V receiver can be configured to store user selected configuration
settings. The selected channel will always be stored so at power up it defaults to the last
selected channel. Other settings that can be configured are:
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Low voltage alarm threshold
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Low Batt 100mV
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Rx Ticks
Programming these settings is accomplished by using the CHAN push button, with
feedback from the internal beeper, in a manner similar to that used by most ESCs
(Electronic Speed Controllers).
To enter the programming menu, hold down the CHAN push button for 5 seconds or
longer. Once the programming menu has been activated, the receiver will start cycling
through the menu options, in the order listed.
To change one of the items, wait for it to be ‘played’, and immediately after, press the
button.
The receiver will then ‘play’ the current value, as a number of beeps, and will then start
from the first option, and play each option until the last. Selecting an option is simply done
by waiting for it to be played and pressing the button briefly.
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