What to do if my Spectrum Remote Control receiver quits responding during operation?
If your Spectrum Remote Control receiver stops responding during operation, it could be due to: 1. Low battery voltage. Completely recharge the battery. 2. Loose or damaged wires or connectors between the battery and receiver. Inspect the wires and connections, and repair or replace any faulty components.
Why Spectrum DX5C receiver goes into failsafe mode a short distance away from the transmitter?
If your Spectrum Remote Control receiver enters failsafe mode shortly after moving away from the transmitter, ensure the receiver antenna is correctly installed and undamaged. Make sure the antenna is inside an antenna tube and positioned above the vehicle. If the antenna is cut or damaged, consider replacing it or contacting Horizon product support.
What to do if Spectrum DX5C receiver loses its bind?
If the Spectrum Remote Control receiver loses its bind, it's possible the transmitter was accidentally put into bind mode. To resolve this, bind the transmitter to the receiver.
Why my Spectrum Remote Control system will not connect?
If your Spectrum Remote Control system won't connect, it might be due to several reasons: * The transmitter and receiver might be too close. Try moving the transmitter 8 to 12 feet (2.4 to 3.6m) away from the receiver. * Large metal objects could be interfering. Move away from vehicles or other large metal objects. * The wrong model might be selected, or the transmitter isn't correctly bound. Ensure the correct model memory is selected and that the transmitter is bound to the model. * The transmitter may have accidentally entered bind mode, unbinding the receiver. Rebind the transmitter and receiver. * A bind plug may be left in the bind port. Rebind the transmitter to the vehicle and remove the bind plug before cycling power. * The battery charge might be too low. Replace or ...
General| Channels | 5 |
|---|---|
| Telemetry | Yes |
| Model Memory | 20 |
| Display | LCD |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Transmitter Power | 100 mW |
Defines terms indicating potential harm levels in procedures.
Advises purchasing authentic products to ensure quality and avoid compatibility issues.
Lists critical safety measures for operating the RC transmitter and models.
Introduces AVC technology for enhanced vehicle stability and performance.
Outlines the correct procedure for powering the transmitter and vehicle on and off.
Details how to position the receiver antenna for optimal signal strength.
Specific mounting instructions for SR415 and SRS6000 receivers.
Explains the use of AUX channels for AVC gain control and other functions.
Step-by-step guide for inserting AA batteries into the transmitter.
Details the information displayed on the transmitter's main screen and how to navigate.
Describes how to use the scroll wheel and buttons for menu interaction.
Guides on adjusting steering and throttle direction sensitivity independently.
Instructions for assigning switches to functions within the transmitter menus.
Allows selection and management of up to 20 internal model memories.
Provides steps to assign a custom name to each model memory.
Covers adjustments for travel, sub-trim, reverse, and speed of servos.
Allows reduction of servo travel for steering, throttle, or braking with trimmer control.
Modifies servo response sensitivity around the neutral position.
Configures a countdown or stopwatch timer with alarm functionality.
Sets servo frame rates and manages failsafe settings during binding.
Explains the process of linking the transmitter to a receiver and storing failsafe values.
Connects multiple servo outputs to one control input or creates custom mixes.
Provides options for dual steering setups like 4WS and 2 Servo.
Allows creation of a custom mix where a slave channel follows a master channel.
Manages AVC operation, gain, and priority settings for vehicle stability.
Covers trim setup, trim assignment, and auxiliary channel assignments.
Configures transmitter display, user name, language, contrast, and alarms.
Assigns trims to specific physical controls on the transmitter.
Enables or disables system sounds for various transmitter functions.
Calibrates transmitter controls after physical adjustments for accurate response.
Provides access to model management, firmware updates, and system settings.
Allows selection and management of multiple model memories.
Covers creating, deleting, copying, resetting, and sorting model memories.
Instructions for converting the steering wheel using a hex wrench.
Adjusts the tightness of the steering wheel using a screwdriver.
Explains the function of the data port for firmware updates.
Specific binding procedure for the SR415 receiver without AVC.
Detailed binding and calibration for SRS6000 receiver with AVC features.
Method to disable AVC technology in the SRS6000 receiver using a disable port.
Explains gain, priority, heading hold, and provides a tuning procedure.
Offers tips for tuning AVC based on conditions and discusses battery voltage impact.
Addresses specific issues related to AVC operation and provides solutions.
Lists optional accessories available for the Spektrum DX5C transmitter.
Details what the warranty covers, exclusions, and liability limitations.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty support and service.
Details FCC compliance statements and RF exposure safety requirements.
Outlines Industry Canada compliance statements for the device.
Provides EU compliance information and disposal instructions for WEEE.
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