Receiver Aerial Installation
Transmitter Aerial
Pairing Procedure
To ensure the best range, the receiver aerial should be installed as far away from
conductive materials such as metal and carbon.
The aerial should be mounted away from any sources of electrical noise such as
motors and ESC. The receiver contains precision electronic parts. It is the most
delicate on-board radio component and must be protected from vibration, shock
and temperature extremes. To protect the receiver, wrap it in foam rubber or
similar vibration-absorbing material. Always protect the receiver from moisture
and both fuel and exhaust residue.
The transmitter aerial is adjustable. Please make sure it is never pointing directly at
the model as this reduces the signal strength to the receiver.
Always keep the aerial vertical to create the best RF conditions for your receiver.
Of course, this will depend on how you hold the transmitter, but in most cases,
adjusting the aerial so that it is pointing straight up will give the best results.
Never hold the aerial when the transmitter is in use as it can degrade the quality of
the signal.
There is a new pairing procedure for binding the receiver to the transmitter
Your transmitter and receiver are factory bound, but should you purchase a
second receiver, you will need to pair it to your transmitter.
1. Turn on the Transmitter (both red & green lights should illuminate).
2. Press ‘setup’ on front of receiver and then power up the receiver (the red light on
the receiver should be flashing).
3. While the light on receiver is still flashing, press the ‘PDM’ button on Transmitter.
The green light should being flashing.
4. After a short period, the green light on the Transmitter will illuminate to solid
green and the flashing light on the receiver will illuminate to solid red.
5. Release the ‘PDM’ button, the binding process is complete. To store the pairing
memory between the transmitter and receiver, simply turn off the transmitter,
then turn on again.
