Emax Tinyhawk III Plus Freestyle - Transmitter Operation and Functions

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Tinyhawk III Plus Freestyle
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Frequency Range: 2.4GHz (2400MHz-2483.5MHz);
Transmission Rate: 50Hz/150Hz/250Hz/500Hz;
Telemetry Rate: OFF/1:2/1:4/1:8/1:16/1:32/1:64/1:128;
Power Output: 10mW/25mW/50mW/100mW;
Operating Voltage/Current: 3.7-4.2V/170mA;
Battery: 1800mAh 18650 battery;
Charging System: Type-C compatible, built-in 1A linear lithium-ion battery
charging system;
External Interfaces: Type-C interface, 3.5mm audio interface (wired trainer
interface);
Other Features: Supports simulators, joystick calibration, left/right-hand
switch, firmware updates (via USB), adjustable power output, adjustable
transmission/telemetry rates, support for changing binding keys.
1.3 E8 Transmitter (ELRS-2.4G) Operation:
1.3.1 Binding & Unbinding
Entering Binding Mode for E8 Transmitter (ELRS-2.4G): Start by powering
on the E8 Transmitter (ELRS-2.4G). Then, simultaneously press the "L4+" and
"R3-" buttons and hold for 1 second. A sound prompt will be heard, and the
central indicator light will alternate between green and red flashes, indicating
that the transmitter has entered Binding Mode. Entering Unbinding Mode for E8
Transmitter (ELRS-2.4G): Begin by powering on the E8 Transmitter (ELRS-2.4G).
If it's already successfully bound to the flight controller, then simultaneously
press the "L4+" and "R3-" buttons and hold for 1 second. A sound prompt will
be heard, and the central indicator light will alternate between green and red
flashes, signifying that the transmitter has been unbound from the flight
controller.
1.3.2 Button Functions
Pressing the Power Switch: Powers on the transmitter and enters ELRS
protocol mode. The mode indicator light will be a solid red.
Pressing the Power Switch and "L3-" Simultaneously: Powers on and enters
calibration mode.
Simultaneously Pressing "L4+" and "R3-": Enters binding mode.
Pressing "R4+" and then Simultaneously Pressing the Power Switch (when in
the powered-off state): Enters serial port flashing mode.
1.3.3 Fine-Tuning
Each joystick has corresponding fine-tuning buttons. These buttons adjust
the directions controlled by each joystick. A sound prompt will be heard each
time an adjustment is made. When adjusted to the center position, a longer
sound prompt will be heard. When the joystick is centered, the aircraft hovers.
Adjust the fine-tuning buttons for pitch and roll to achieve a stable hover
without needing joystick adjustments.