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LCD Display Info
Line 1:
Frequency = 2.4 GHz Channel = 1-20 Channels
Line 2:
Signal Level = Signal Connection. If no response,
restart receiver.
Line 3:
TX (Transmitter) = Battery level volts. Normal Operating Range.
RX (Receiver) = Battery level volts. Normal Operating Range.
Note: Normal operating range is 3.4 – 4.2v.
If level drops below 3.4v, then the battery needs to be charged.
Line 4:
Displays digital numerical assignments of the control wheel(s): approximately -0.5 – 515.
Note: Four separate numbers are displayed on Line 4. However, the last two are reserved
for future options and software testing.
Tips:
1.
Check that the correct cables are being used before operation.
2.
During normal operation the motor will heat up; this is normal.
3.
The motor is designed for cold weather, but will not work at
temperatures under -20˚C.
4.
The colder the temperature, the more noise the motor will make.
5.
When charging the remote, it will automatically restart. When charge is
complete, remove the cable and it will automatically shut down.
6.
High temperature may cause oil to form at movable mechanical joints;
this is normal. You may use cleaning cloths to keep these areas clean.
7.
If unit fails to scan, check Lemo connections and reattach.
8.
After power-up, if there is no signal pairing to the receiver, change
channels and repeat power-up until signal appears.
Note: Always power on the Transmitter FIRST, then the receiver when pairing
the device.
Display on Transmitter & Receiver
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