What to do if my Horizon Hobby Receiver will not connect?
If your Horizon Hobby Receiver isn't connecting, there are several possible causes. First, ensure your transmitter is 8 to 12 feet away from the receiver. Also, move away from metal objects. Check that the correct model memory is active in your transmitter. Finally, if your transmitter was placed into bind mode, rebind your transmitter and receiver, and then recalibrate.
Why does my Horizon Hobby Receiver stop responding during operation?
If your Horizon Hobby Receiver stops responding, it could be due to low receiver battery voltage, which may drop below 3.5V and cause a brown-out. Charge the receiver or vehicle battery, keeping in mind that Spektrum receivers require at least 3.5V to operate. Also, check for loose or damaged wires or connectors between the battery and receiver, and repair or replace them as needed.
What to do if Horizon Hobby Receiver goes into failsafe a short distance from the transmitter?
If your Horizon Hobby Receiver goes into failsafe, make sure your receiver antenna is protected and located as high as practical. If the issue persists, consider replacing the receiver.
General| Brand | Horizon Hobby |
|---|---|
| Model | Spektrum Smart SR6100AT |
| Category | Receiver |
| Language | English |
Defines terms used to indicate potential harm during product operation.
Specifies that the product is not for children under 14 years and is not a toy.
Advises purchasing from authorized dealers to ensure authentic Spektrum products.
Instructions to visit a website for product warranty registration.
Visual overview of the SR6100AT receiver and its connection ports.
Guides on powering the receiver with a separate pack or via an ESC.
Explains SMART Throttle mode and normal PWM signal operation.
Instructions for mounting the SR6100AT receiver in the vehicle.
Guidance on positioning the receiver antenna for optimal performance.
Details on telemetry ports and connecting a voltage sensor.
Process for linking the receiver to the transmitter and initial calibration.
Step-by-step instructions for binding and calibrating the receiver.
How the receiver behaves if the radio link is lost.
Method to disable the AVC feature during binding.
Steps for setting up AVC and requirements for servo travel.
How auxiliary channels are used for AVC gain control.
Explains steering gain, throttle gain, and priority settings for optimal performance.
Explanation of the Heading Hold feature in AVC.
Step-by-step guide to tune AVC settings for steering and throttle.
Advice for beginner drivers and different grip conditions.
How battery voltage changes affect AVC steering and throttle gain.
Instructions for updating the receiver firmware using a PC and cable.
Common problems and solutions for system connection issues.
Solutions for issues with telemetry options, screen, and SMART data.
Solutions for vehicle oscillation, strange responses, and calibration problems.
Details on what the warranty covers and what is excluded.
Explanation of remedies and limitations of Horizon Hobby's liability.
Process for submitting products for inspection or service.
Requirements for warranty claims and details on non-warranty service.
Contact details for warranty, service, and customer support.
Regulatory compliance information including FCC ID and IC.
EU compliance statement, operating frequency, and WEEE disposal instructions.
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