Why is the servo movement slow on my AIRTRONICS Receiver?
If your AIRTRONICS Receiver servo movement is slow, there are several potential causes: * A negative value might be set in the servo speed. In this case, check your servo speed settings. * The battery may be low. Replace or charge the transmitter batteries. * The linkage might be stiff. Adjust the linkage to ensure it works freely.
What to do if the alarm does not stop on AIRTRONICS Receiver?
If the alarm on your AIRTRONICS Receiver doesn't stop, it could be due to several reasons: 1. The battery voltage might be low, so replace or charge the transmitter batteries. 2. The S-POS switch could be in the ON position, so turn the S-POS switch to the OFF position. 3. The interval timer might be ON, so check the INT timer.
General| Brand | AIRTRONICS |
|---|---|
| Model | M11 |
| Category | Receiver |
| Language | English |
Adjusts the tension of the steering spring for precise control and feel.
Adjusts the physical position of the grip and trigger for user comfort.
Adjusts the tension of the throttle spring for sensitive control.
Adjusts the position of the trim unit for five different settings to suit user preference.
Reconfigures the transmitter for left-hand or right-hand driving preference.
Outlines essential safety measures for handling NiCd batteries and general operation.
Details the steps for safely charging the transmitter and receiver batteries.
Instructions for swapping crystals in the transmitter module for different frequencies.
Instructions for swapping crystals in the receiver and proper handling.
Explains how to affix the band plate to the transmitter module for band identification.
Displays transmitter battery voltage and low voltage warnings.
Tracks transmitter usage time, resettable to 00:00.
Adjusts left and right steering angles for precise turning radius.
Adjusts throttle high and brake points for engine or ESC control.
Fine-tunes servo travel for AUX (3ch) and brake (3ch/4ch) channels.
Adjusts end points for the 4th channel used specifically for braking.
Adjusts steering response (Mild, Linear, Quick) and fine-tunes balance.
Adjusts throttle response (Mild, Linear, Quick) for high and brake sides.
Variably adjusts steering response (mild to quick) and the curve point.
Adjusts throttle response (mild to quick) for high and brake sides.
Adjusts steering servo speed for forward and return movements.
Adjusts throttle servo speed for forward movements.
Configures the traction value and delay parameters.
Sets the point for TC activation and enables/disables the function.
Enables model selection, naming, and data storage for up to 30 models.
Allows copying model data or clearing selected model memory.
Sets the trigger operation start point for easier engine starts.
Fixes brake channel at LOCK-POINT for triggerless braking.
Configures delay for different channels and brake mix types.
Disables servo operation on the brake side to reduce servo lag.
Configures master channel, slave channel, and basic mixing percentages.
Sets mixing percentages and adjusts trim deviation and master mixing origin.
Adjusts master mixing origin and enables/disables the C-Mix function.
Adjusts LCD contrast and enables/disables the transmitter's vibrator.
Selects channel mode (2CH/4CH) and configures backlight behavior.
Configures backlight timeout and color options (blue/white).
Sets tones for key presses, pre-alarms, and down timer alarms.
Sets tones for interval timer minute and second alarms.
Assigns ON/OFF control of functions to switches SW1-SW3 for easy operation.
Lists functions for switches/trims and assigns functions to trimmers.
Details available functions and their step range for trimmer assignments.
Connects DSC cable for linkage checks during races or when radio is prohibited.
Important safety warnings and precautions when using the DSC cable.
Identifies connectors on 3-channel and 4-channel receivers.
Safety warnings regarding receiver fitting, antenna placement, and noise.
Helps diagnose and resolve issues like no transmit, power loss, and alarms.
Addresses malfunctions related to servo movement and timer functionality.
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