HobbyKing ORANGERX DSMX User Manual

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• Works with any Futaba compatible module-based transmitter
• 4 modes: DSM2 1024/22ms, DSM2 2048/11ms, DSMX 22ms, DSMX 11ms.
• Power output - 70mW
• Easy to access bind button
• Range check mode (1mW)
• Current consumption: 100mA

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Standard Futaba 5 pin module-based transmitters (Futaba compatible)
2.4Ghz protocol: DSMX / DSM2
Input Voltage: 6 - 18VDC
Power: - 70mW
Radio Type: Full range system
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DSM2 –1024/22ms, 2048/11ms
DSMx – 22ms/11ms
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The Tx module can be installed and used in following radio transmitters:
- All Futaba compatible radios with external Tx module compartment
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For optimum RF link performance it's important that the antenna be oriented in the way
that allows for the best possible signal reception when the aircraft is in all possible attitudes and
positions. Follow simple rules:
- Never point antenna to the aircraft. Pointing antenna to the aircraft will give you the worst reception.
- Don't block an antenna with metal objects (frames, trays, monitor and smartphone holders). This weakens the signal.
- In the most situations it is better to position antenna horizontally to get better performance and avoid pointing antenna to the aircraft.
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To make sure that many models can be controlled at the same time and place without interference to each other a unique ID is assigned to
each control communication. A transmitter module provides this ID to the receiver during binding procedure. d
combinations available. You may want to change ID before binding to another model to make sure that if you accidently turned previous model
ON with settings for the new model, the previous one will not respond to your radio transmitter.
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