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TBS CROSSFIRE Micro TX - Dynamic Power and Frequency Management

TBS CROSSFIRE Micro TX
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Dynamic transmission power
The system can automatically choose the power level most suitable for the situation at hand. For instance,
if you fly close to the transmitter you normally only require minimal TX power and the system will
therefore switch to lowest possible TX power level required to maintain a good up-link.
The maximum TX power level the system is allowed to use, can be defined by changing “Max Power” in the
configuration menu.
To enable dynamic power:
1. Enter the configuration menu, select “General” and “Dyn. Power”
2. Toggle “Off” to “On” by pressing Down, exit the menu to apply the change
3. The current dynamic TX power level is displayed in the main display (standard TX) or as sensor in
OpenTX
Transmission frequency
CC Wikipedia
The TBS CROSSFIRE supports two different frequency bands, depending on your local regulation..
Below is a general overview of the primary frequency segmentation.
General area
Frequency
ITU Region 1 - Europe/Africa/Middle East (yellow)
868 MHz SRD band
ITU Region 2 - America/Greenland (blue)
915 MHz ISM band
ITU Region 3 - Asia/Oceania (purple)
915 MHz ISM band
To change frequency band:
1. Power up both the transmitter and receiver
2. Enter the configuration menu, select “General” and “Frequency”
3. Pick one of the available frequencies depending on your locale
The frequency change is instant, and affects transmitter and receiver. It can even be changed in-flight if
necessary. If you change the frequency or region setting without the receiver powerd up and bound to the
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