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10.1.2 External power source
You may use an external power source to supply the »Receiver with power (e.g. a
USB charger or BEC regulator). Observe the operating voltage range specified on the
»Receiver and make sure your power source can operate within this range. Necessary
connecting cables/adapters are not supplied and can be purchased from specialist shops
or www.rclogger.com.
As for the binding procedure (excluding the connection of the flight battery), follow the
instructions provided in section '10.1.1 PPM port on NovaX350' on page 10.
10.2 Receiver statuses
The indicator light
(r2)
of the »Receiver indicates different statuses, which are summarized
in the below table:
Indicator light
Status
Blinks fast
Binding mode
Blinks slowly
Disconnected
Solid
Connected
11. TRANSMITTER
11.1 Batteries
Do not use rechargeable batteries.
1. Turn the »Transmitter over.
2. Open the battery compartment in the direction of the arrow and remove the
compartment cover.
3. Insert 4 new alkaline AA batteries into the battery recesses. Mind the polarity
indications.
4. Close the battery compartment and make sure it locks properly.
> When replacing the batteries, proceed in the same fashion.
11.2 Basic functions
Always remember to first disconnect the power supply to
the model and then turn off the »Transmitter.
11.2.1 Turning the transmitter on and off
Refer to the chapter '10.1 Bind transmitter and receiver' on page 10 in order to fully
understand this section.
TX
M01
RX
NovaX_01
R
Int.V 1:5.05
X
Ext.V 2:0.00
L
TX.V 1:5.51
Fig. 3
11.2.1.1 Turning on
Slide the power switch POWER up to turn the »Transmitter on. The LC display lights up.
Wait until you see the home screen
[ Fig. 3 ]
> If not all auxiliary switches are in their neutral or zero position (position 1) a warning
message (See.
[ Fig. 4
]) will appear and audible alert sounds be emitted. In this case,
turn the »Transmitter off and set all switches to position 1 before turning it on again.
!! Warning !!
Place all switches in
their up position and
lower the throttle
Fig. 4
and hear a triple signal sound.
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