Rebinding a Spektrun rx with a different radio
06-10-2010, 06:04 PM
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RE: Rebinding a Spektrun rx with a different radio
Sure, assuming you mean another Spektrum radio, but it can be bound to only one transmitter at a time. If you want go back and use the receiver with the first radio, you'll have to rebind to that transmitter again.
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06-10-2010, 06:12 PM
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RE: Rebinding a Spektrun rx with a different radio
ORIGINAL: pilotpete2
Sure, assuming you mean another Spektrum radio, but it can be bound to only one transmitter at a time. If you want go back and use the receiver with the first radio, you'll have to rebind to that transmitter again.
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Sure, assuming you mean another Spektrum radio, but it can be bound to only one transmitter at a time. If you want go back and use the receiver with the first radio, you'll have to rebind to that transmitter again.
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06-11-2010, 09:16 AM
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RE: Rebinding a Spektrun rx with a different radio
When you bind a reciever to a transmitter the receiver is memorizing the GUID (Globally Unique ID) of the transmitter. It stores it in a non-volitale memory buffer. If you have a native 2.4 transmitter (one without a module) then it has model match, that appends the model memory number to the GUID.
When you bind it to different transmitter, or different model memory, then you purge that buffer and it memorizes a new code.
Does that help you understand why it ignores signals from other 2.4 radios and why you have to rebind it if your changing transmitters?
When you bind it to different transmitter, or different model memory, then you purge that buffer and it memorizes a new code.
Does that help you understand why it ignores signals from other 2.4 radios and why you have to rebind it if your changing transmitters?
06-11-2010, 11:17 AM
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RE: Rebinding a Spektrun rx with a different radio
ORIGINAL: dug44
Yessser, and spektrum will only work with spektrum
Yessser, and spektrum will only work with spektrum
