Optic 6 2.4 Sport question
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Optic 6 2.4 Sport question
My Optic 6 2.4 tx appears normal when I turn it on, however, when the rx is turned on and I bind it to the tx, when the power is cycled off on both and they they are turned back on, the tx will make a series of 3 short beeps with and intervening silence. It seems to be working, but I would really like to know what this is indicating. Powering off the rx and leaving the tx on stops the beeps. Is it an indication of a rx problem, thought it did it on 3 different rx. Any help would be appreciated. I am returning to the US in May, and will hand carry it back if it must be returned for repair.
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RE: Optic 6 2.4 Sport question
I would have thought so too, but it continues. And this has never happened before. I noted that I had a proper bind as everything else seems to work OK. But the beeping just keeps on going. That, I do not think is normal. Could be have something to do with the telemetry stuff (which I have never gotten into)?
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RE: Optic 6 2.4 Sport question
if you are getting more than three beeps and a working quiet system, then you need to check both rx and tx battery voltage. I don't own an Optic 6, so this suggestion is all I can offer. Experts to chime in soon, hopefully.
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RE: Optic 6 2.4 Sport question
ORIGINAL: jlingrel My Optic 6 2.4 tx appears normal when I turn it on, however, when the rx is turned on and I bind it to the tx, when the power is cycled off on both and they they are turned back on, the tx will make a series of 3 short beeps with and intervening silence. It seems to be working, but I would really like to know what this is indicating. Powering off the rx and leaving the tx on stops the beeps. Is it an indication of a rx problem, thought it did it on 3 different rx. Any help would be appreciated. I am returning to the US in May, and will hand carry it back if it must be returned for repair. John R Lingrel
Suspect the built in RF Module rather than the Optic 6 Sport operatingsystem.
AFHSS - Warning Beeps Aurora 9 & Spectra 2.4Ghz Module - Interpret & Manage the Independent Alarms.
What do the RF Module LEDindicate?
AFHSS - LED Status Card - What the colours/combinations are indicating.
. Digital .pdf copy which can be printed and inserted as a page in manual or extra cards made.
"Powering off the rx and leaving the tx on stops the beeps"
Minima Receiver or an Optima Transceiver?
Ifan Optima Transceiver, a Low Battery Warning is most probable cause, as attached .
Optima Transceiver (RX) - Low Battery Warning settings forSpectra 2.4Ghz module.
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AFHSS Spectra Modules, Optima Transceivers, Minima Receivers
& Telemetry - FAQ & Undocumented Features
- Mixes, Setups,Tips. {Individual Links often updated}
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RE: Optic 6 2.4 Sport question
Thanks Al Sounds like my problem will be in the battery area. Will did into it tomorrow morning and will let you know how I come out.
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RE: Optic 6 2.4 Sport question
Hi Guy, If you get 3 beeps, pause 3 beeps,and continues,the problem is your receiver battery. the receiver telemetry is working, telling you that you have low battery voltage, If you get 4 quick beeps,that's showing you that your transmitter and receiver are bound. thanks Ed
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RE: Optic 6 2.4 Sport question
Turned out that when my tx glitched last week, it dumped all the programing in it, including the low battery voltage setting. It had gone from the 4/5 cell battery to the custom and was set for 6.5 volts. Once I reset that, all worked fine. Now all I need to do is get confidence in the transmitter before I will use it again. Might just send it back for service since I am moving back to the USA in May.
Thanks for the ideas guys, I appreciate it.
John
Thanks for the ideas guys, I appreciate it.
John