can you tell me how i set my transmitter into mode 4
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Yes, while the controller is off, hold down the left button from the round cluster across from the LCD display, then power on unit. Doing this will switch it between modes 2 & 4. If you change it from right handed to left handed you can get modes 1 & 3.
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Dunno, I fly the 5 WL912's I have in Mode 2, which is the standard left handed individual's flying method. If you are a novice though, make sure you fly using L gains, not H gains. It can get unstable in High mode and you'll be replacing parts left and right.
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I have bound this transmitter to 3 helis, all v911s. It is a bind and fly transmitter the bind button is located on the left shoulder of the unit. Look on you tube. I have gotten a lot of info there on how to bind along with other questions I have had on this hobby.
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Default is mode 4 (throttle/roll) left stick, (pitch/yaw) right stick.For mode 2, hold down the light and accel buttons while turning on the controller.
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no, you can't, you need buy a speedlite transmitter ST-E3-RT. after you buy that, you can control with transmitter.
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Remove the screw on the back. then remove the cover & replace the battery. Place the THN132N next to the main unit & press a small wire (Jumbo paper clip works best) gently into the hole. you may hear a light click. this resets the signal. For multiple transponders be sure the main unit is set to the number of the transponder you are working with (1,2,or 3). The transponder should start to flash and transmit.
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hi! i dont' want to presume that you are new but if you are, welcome to the hobby! its addictive.I suspect I know what the problem is. The receiver (where you put your binding pin) has a series of switches where you can select 1, 2 or three. If those are misadjusted that could cause the problem you are describing. Please tell me what transmitter you are using and send me a picture of the receiver switches martinjberger@gmail.com
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Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised! Good luck. Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised!... » Read More Make sure you have the speaker output that the transmitter is connected to turned on and the transmitter plugged in. Then plug in the speakers to the outlet for power and use the remote to turn on the speakers. One thing I have noticed is that the volume needs to turned up on the unit you are wanting to listen to so you can have more control over the volume at the speakers. I'm not talking blasting loud but up about half way. It uses the input volume from the stereo and then you control the output to the speakers with the remote. I hope this helps. We love ours and they work as advertised! Good luck. « Show Less
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Roger, pretty sure you hold the right stick to the right and then turn the transmitter on. Good Luck!
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The default mode on most transmitters is mode 1. Some tm's are configurable some you can make them either way, but those are the more expensivetypes. Stick with the mode 1 tm which should be the default on most less expensive tm's.
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Mine came with some paperwork, not really instructions, just how to hook it up. You probably could get them online. If not, send me your email and I will copy mine. I didn't do any kind of mode codes. Just hooked it up and it started working.
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Twist it on/off quickly. Each time will switch between the three modes. Not the most intuitive, but once you know it, you know it.
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You can control it at the wall switch as well as the transmitter. I recommend you buy the accessory plate to cover the wall switch, it gives it a cleaner appearance at the wall switch.
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The V911 protocol changed several times when it was introduced. I had to try several transmitter before I found on that worked with my helicopter.
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I don't remember if it comes with a users manual but is is simple to set. You just choose a radio channel that has broadcas and press the bottons up or down to set it too on the device. I was not able to use the remote cause the device fell apart after 3 days that i got it.
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Hey Weston, it should automatically pair once you plug the battery into the new x4. Just make sure you power on the X4 then the transmitter
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Rebind the helicopter to the transmitter as follows:1. Turn the helicopter switch to "on" before turning on the transmitter.2. Change the frequency switch on the transmitter from A to B before turning it on.3. Turn on the transmitter and allow it to rebind.
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To sender I don't know my machine revive the signal directly from the transmitter sorry I can't help