MULTIPLEX 
ing  feature  of  this  intelligent  receiver  is  its  ID  (model 
identification) capability. 
 
This  feature  enables  the  SMART  SX  transmitter  to 
recognise your  model,  and switch to the correspond-
ing  model  memory.  This  eliminates  the  constant  re-
quirement  to  alter  servo  directions  and  adjust  trim 
settings, which  is typical of  beginners’ transmitters. If 
you  possess  several  models  fitted  with  ID  receivers, 
and  switch  to  a  different  model,  you  simply  need  to 
switch the transmitter off and then on again. As soon 
as you  hear the audible  ID  detect signal, your model 
is  ready  to  fly.  The  settings  for  compatible  MULTI-
PLEX RTF and RR+ models are already programmed 
into the transmitter when you purchase it, i.e. you do 
not have to carry out any adjustments at all for these 
models. 
 
However,  it  is  also  possible  to  overwrite  or  fine-tune 
the  model  data  sets  at  the  transmitter,  which  means 
that an ID receiver can be used in any model.  
 
Other  M-LINK  receivers  (light  or  telemetry)  can  also 
be  operated  in  conjunction  with  the  SMART  SX 
transmitter. If you use a non-ID receiver, the SMART 
SX remains at the standard model memory “0” when it 
is  switched  on,  and  the  audible  ID  detect  signal  is 
disabled.  Here  again  all  adjustment  facilities  are 
available,  and  the  settings  are  stored  automatically 
and permanently. 
 
All compatible MULTIPLEX ELAPOR® RTF and RR+ 
models  are  programmed  into  the  transmitter  at  the 
factory. The following receiver / IDs are available: 
 
The receiver supplied in the set with the code ‘ID 1’ (# 
5 5822) activates model memory 1 in the transmitter, 
to  which  no  model  is  assigned. This  ID  code  is  free, 
i.e. any model can be operated with this receiver, and 
the  user  has  to  program  model  memory  1  in  the 
transmitter and set it up himself. 
 
The receiver with the code ‘ID 2’ (# 5 5823) activates 
model memory 2 in the transmitter, to which the mod-
el ‘Easy Star II’ is assigned. 
 
The receiver with the code ‘ID 3’ (# 5 5824) activates model 
memory 3 in the transmitter, to which the model ‘Easy Glid-
er’ is assigned. 
 
The receiver with the code ‘ID 5’ (# 5 5826) activates model 
memory 5 in the transmitter, to which the model ‘Razzor’ is 
assigned. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The receiver with the code ‘ID 6’ (# 5 5827) activates model 
memory 6  in  the transmitter, to which  the  model ‘FunCop-
ter’ is assigned. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The receivers with the codes ‘ID 21’ (# 5 5828) and ‘ID 22’ 
(# 5 5829) activate model memories 21 and 22 in the trans-
mitter respectively, to  which no models are assigned; they 
are freely available, like the receiver with ‘ID 1’. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
RX-5 M-LINK ID 1 
      (# 5 5822)
 
No model assignment 
RX-5 M-LINK ID 2 
      (# 5 5823)
 
Model: Easy Star II 
RX-5 M-LINK ID 3 
      (# 5 5824)
 
Model: Easy Glider 
RX-5 M-LINK ID 5 
      (# 5 5826)
 
Model: 
Razzor 
RX-5 M-LINK ID 6 
      (# 5 5827)
 
Model: 
FunCopter 
RX-5 M-LINK ID 21 
      (# 5 5828)
 
RX-5 M-LINK ID 22 
      (# 5 5829)