Spektrum DX5e Binding Issues
12-21-2015, 02:30 PM
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Spektrum DX5e Binding Issues
Pleeeeaaasssseee can you help.
I have been trying to bind my Spectrum DX5e Radio with an AR6100e Receiver.
I have followed the instructions and tried everything I know but are result each time
Orange light flickers, pull training lever and switch radio on and the light slows slightly then just goes out.
Thats all I can I can get every time I try.
Look forward to some advice.
I have been trying to bind my Spectrum DX5e Radio with an AR6100e Receiver.
I have followed the instructions and tried everything I know but are result each time
Orange light flickers, pull training lever and switch radio on and the light slows slightly then just goes out.
Thats all I can I can get every time I try.
Look forward to some advice.
12-22-2015, 11:59 AM
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The AR6100 is a DSM2-only receiver.
If your DX5e is new, and if you're in Europe, the law no longer allows us to sell you a DSM2-capable transmitter. You must upgrade to a DSMX receiver.
Andy
If your DX5e is new, and if you're in Europe, the law no longer allows us to sell you a DSM2-capable transmitter. You must upgrade to a DSMX receiver.
Andy
12-22-2015, 12:18 PM
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Ok Will have to do that, One more question, will I be able to use the AR6100e DSM2 at all. I am building a 1/35 RC sherman tank (see Pic)and this is probably the only receiver that will fit inside the chassis. I would if possible dearly love to use this
12-29-2015, 06:53 PM
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Do you cycle your throttle stick to arm the motor? It takes about two passes to get the arming. Also), you may need to hit the prop with a stick, sometimes it needs a nudge (kinda strange). Also, moving tx antenna to an angle might help connection if that's problem.
01-02-2016, 08:51 AM
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I don't understand what you are saying here. My JR 9303 is DSM2 and works with DSMX receivers and are backwards compatible to DSM2 transmitters.The DX18QQ transmitter works with all the Spektrum and JR receivers that I have.
01-02-2016, 09:21 AM
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The radios going into Europe now are not allowed by law to support DSM2. Some of our entry-level radios in the US follow the standards for Europe simply to help reduce cost by having only 1 SKU to manage.
Are you asking something about your 9303?
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01-02-2016, 09:48 AM
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I didn't know that thanks for clearing that up. what about the DXE is it like that and how many channel radio is it? when I downloaded the GUI for it looked like it was for a airplane only. wont be able to use it on a racing Quad.
01-02-2016, 10:55 AM
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The DXe is DSMX-only.
It works fine for quads. Also works for helis (we sell at least 1 heli with the DXe).
Remember, in these modern models the flight controller does all the magic with the sticks. You don't need to use anything like rates or expo in the tx any more. The DXe does support some of those features, though, and with revisions it's supporting more and more features. A DXe is a very good investment.
Andy
It works fine for quads. Also works for helis (we sell at least 1 heli with the DXe).
Remember, in these modern models the flight controller does all the magic with the sticks. You don't need to use anything like rates or expo in the tx any more. The DXe does support some of those features, though, and with revisions it's supporting more and more features. A DXe is a very good investment.
Andy
