Why is transmitter battery voltage not displayed on AIRTRONICS Remote Control?
If the transmitter battery voltage is not displayed on the LCD of your AIRTRONICS Remote Control, it is because the transmitter voltage is not displayed when a menu is Active. To view the voltage, press the Right and Left MENU keys at the same time.
High-output radio control system safety guidelines and precautions.
Explains FCC rules and compliance for radio frequency devices.
Precautions for using the 2.4GHz band to avoid interference.
Guidelines for safe and correct operation of the transmitter.
Precautions for mounting and handling the receiver.
Lists the main features of the MX-3X 2.4GHz radio control system.
Provides technical specifications for the transmitter and receiver.
Recommends Airtronics servos for optimal performance.
Diagrams illustrating the transmitter's controls and components.
Diagrams showing the back of the transmitter and receiver connections.
Explains operation of controls, LCD, and indicators.
Details parts like antenna, grip, and trigger adjustments.
How to adjust the neutral position of the throttle trigger for preference.
Explains available battery types for the transmitter.
Step-by-step guide for installing alkaline batteries.
Instructions for installing and charging the optional Ni-MH battery.
Important warnings regarding battery charging procedures.
Crucial warnings when using Li-Po or Li-Fe batteries.
Guide to connecting and mounting the receiver in the model.
Warning about receiver voltage limits and BEC circuitry.
Explains the layout and indicators of the transmitter's LCD screen.
Details the specific functions of each programming key.
Describes shortcuts for accessing specific display information.
Visual guide to the transmitter's programming menu structure.
Lists setup menu items and their descriptions.
Lists programming menu items and their descriptions.
Step-by-step guide to pairing the transmitter and receiver.
Adjusts steering sensitivity and travel range.
How to center the steering servo and align model wheels.
Details how to adjust the steering dual rate percentage.
Adjusts servo travel limits for each direction.
How to set endpoint limits for steering.
Adjusts servo travel limits for throttle (forward/brake).
How to set endpoint limits for Auxiliary Channel 3.
How to assign EPA adjustment to the TRM switch.
Varies servo travel relative to control input for response adjustment.
How to adjust steering exponential for desired response.
Adjusts throttle response for forward movement.
Slows down servo transit speed for smoother control.
Adjusts steering servo speed for forward and return directions.
Adjusts throttle servo speed for forward and return directions.
Overview of functions and options for Auxiliary Channel 3.
How to use Auxiliary Channel 3 as a simple ON/OFF switch.
Programs Auxiliary Channel 3 to move to specific points.
Selects the number of programmable points (2-6).
Sets the servo position values for each programmed point.
How to activate and cycle through programmed points.
Assigns Point Auxiliary control to the TRM switch.
Programs Auxiliary Channel 3 to move in defined step amounts.
Sets the step value for servo movement in Step Auxiliary.
How to activate and control servo movement in steps.
Assigns Step Auxiliary control to the TRM switch.
Mixes front and rear steering servos for various steering modes.
Selects which channel controls steering in 4WS mode.
How to activate and select 4WS modes (Front, Rear, Parallel, Tandem).
Controls front/rear motors independently for crawling features.
Selects which channel controls throttle in MOA mode.
How to activate and use MOA modes (Hold, Burn, Dig).
Uses Auxiliary Channel 3 as a second brake, includes Brake Hold.
Selects throttle channel for brake mixing function.
Mixes Steering or Throttle channels with Auxiliary Channel 3.
Selects master and slave channels for auxiliary mixing.
How to activate and switch between different mixes.
Sets servo positions if signal is lost.
Configures Fail Safe for steering, throttle, and auxiliary channels.
Triggers Fail Safe based on receiver battery voltage.
Corrects neutral trim for centering servo horns.
How to set sub-trim for the steering servo.
How to set sub-trim for the throttle servo.
How to set sub-trim for Auxiliary Channel 3.
Electronically reverses servo travel direction.
How to reverse the steering servo direction.
How to reverse the throttle servo direction.
How to reverse the auxiliary channel 3 servo direction.
Selects and loads saved model programming data.
Selects the transmitter modulation type for receiver compatibility.
Pairs the transmitter and receiver to prevent interference.
Assigns functions to the TRM switch for easy access.
Adjusts how far the servo travels with TRM switch presses.
Adjusts servo travel for trim switches.
Names saved models for easier identification.
Continues the process of naming models.
How to erase characters during model naming.
How to insert underscores and periods into model names.
Resets a selected model's programming data to defaults.
Turns audible key tones ON or OFF.
Warns if the transmitter is left ON without input for 10 minutes.
Sets the transmitter's battery type for accurate voltage alarms.
Selects the correct battery cell count for voltage alarms.
Explains voltage thresholds and audible warnings for low battery.
Solves problems with transmitter power, binding, and servo response.
Addresses range, display problems, and uncontrolled servo movement.
General| Type | Pistol Grip |
|---|---|
| Channels | 3 |
| Modulation | FHSS-3 |
| Frequency | 2.4GHz |
| Telemetry | No |
| Model Memory | 10 |
| Battery Type | AA |
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