How to fix Spektrum Transmitter when receiver loses its bind?
If the receiver loses its bind, it may be because the transmitter was accidentally put into bind mode, ending the bind to the receiver. To fix this, bind the transmitter to the receiver.
What to do if Spektrum DX5R receiver quits during operation?
If your Spektrum Transmitter receiver stops responding during operation, there are a couple of things to check. It could be due to low battery voltage, so completely recharge the battery. Also, inspect the wires and connectors between the battery and receiver for any looseness or damage; repair or replace them as necessary.
What to do if Spektrum DX5R Transmitter receiver goes into failsafe mode?
If the receiver goes into failsafe mode a short distance from the transmitter, check the receiver antenna to ensure it is not cut or damaged; replace it or contact Horizon product Support. Also, make sure the receiver antenna is in an antenna tube and positioned above the vehicle.
Why is Spektrum DX5R receiver taking long to link?
If your Spektrum Transmitter receiver is taking longer than usual to link, it may be because the transmitter and receiver are operating on a Marine model. Marine receivers can take longer to link with the transmitter.
General| Modulation | DSM2, DSMR |
|---|---|
| Proper use | Car, Land vehicle |
| Product type | Remote control |
| Product color | Black |
| Frequency band | 2.4 GHz |
| Channels quantity | 5 channels |
| Brand compatibility | Spektrum |
| Throttle (TH) function | Yes |
| Compatible memory cards | SD |
| Speed function settings | AUX 1, AUX 2, Steering (ST), Throttle (TH) |
| Number of memory records | 250 |
| Battery type | AA |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
Lists essential safety measures for operating the transmitter and associated models.
Instructions for installing AA and optional Li-Ion battery packs into the transmitter.
Procedures for charging Li-Ion packs and associated safety warnings.
Covers selecting, naming, creating, deleting, and copying model memories.
Configuration of servo travel, sub-trim, reverse, and speed for precise control.
Setting failsafe positions for safe operation in case of signal loss.
Setting up custom mixes and configuring Active Vehicle Control (AVC).
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