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Futaba receiver linking problem :(
Hi, I have a Futaba radio and when I try to link it in M2 mode it blinks read not solid green as it should. It starts out blinking green. There is also no troubleshooting for blinking red
Trans: 4PL Receiver: R2104GF For my sedan in M1 mode it links fine but my receiver in my 12th is not working Brand new receiver hooked up to LRP stock/spec Anyone experience this problem Thanks |
Not to ask a stupid question, but you have the radio on transmit(the blue light). Not the test on(red light)?
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Originally Posted by joelwhite
(Post 10757020)
Not to ask a stupid question, but you have the radio on transmit(the blue light). Not the test on(red light)?
Thanks though :( |
Originally Posted by Infinite 12th
(Post 10756995)
Hi, I have a Futaba radio and when I try to link it in M2 mode it blinks read not solid green as it should. It starts out blinking green. There is also no troubleshooting for blinking red
Trans: 4PL Receiver: R2104GF For my sedan in M1 mode it links fine but my receiver in my 12th is not working Brand new receiver hooked up to LRP stock/spec Anyone experience this problem Thanks That may have to be changed on the M2 mode? |
Originally Posted by Andy Koback
(Post 10757107)
On the sheet I have for a 603FS receiver, "Blinking Red" means "PCM is improperly selected".
That may have to be changed on the M2 mode? Thanks though |
look in menu for a selection called "mode" and try it in either PPM or HRS mode think you'll have to power off the transmitter after making the change to store the setting changes. sometimes with certian receivers that will work, but have also seen where they just wont bind up.. had it happen a couple weeks ago when one of our guys tried to seel his old 3PK and it would not bind with a newer style receiver no matter what mode we tried.
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Originally Posted by MAD916
(Post 10757644)
look in menu for a selection called "mode" and try it in either PPM or HRS mode think you'll have to power off the transmitter after making the change to store the setting changes. sometimes with certian receivers that will work, but have also seen where they just wont bind up.. had it happen a couple weeks ago when one of our guys tried to seel his old 3PK and it would not bind with a newer style receiver no matter what mode we tried.
It's probably cheaper to buy new one than send to Futaba I dunno |
Fixed
Put Transmitter antenna right on receiver antenna wire and it worked :lol:
At 3 inches I was too far away I guess...lol :deathstar |
Originally Posted by Infinite 12th
(Post 10761954)
Put Transmitter antenna right on receiver antenna wire and it worked :lol:
At 3 inches I was too far away I guess...lol :deathstar I think Futaba says that you need to be in area without other RX and TX turned ON when you bind yours. |
Originally Posted by FFred
(Post 10763398)
Where did you tried it ? Are there other system turned ON ?
I think Futaba says that you need to be in area without other RX and TX turned ON when you bind yours. Problem solved for now :ha: Thanks |
Originally Posted by Infinite 12th
(Post 10764260)
Failed at track, tried at home and worked. No other RX or TX on. Just had to get super close not like my other RX that binded a couple feet
Problem solved for now :ha: Thanks |
Originally Posted by Andy Koback
(Post 10765061)
Didn't think They had to be that close together to bind. I could see 3 feet! 3 inches??? What happens on the track, does it receive okay?
Haven't tried it yet on the track :confused: I'm sure it will receive fine now that's it's linked but if not will post Thanks |
I had a similar problem with a new 4PL recently. Here at home, it linked up just fine with the S-FHSS receiver that came with it, but after trying for over 90 minutes, I couldn't get it to link with a slightly older FHSS receiver. I had it set correctly, but it just wouldn't link. Took the set up to the local Hobby Town and it linked first try. I have since moved electronics around and had the situation show up again. This time, when I switched linking from S-FHSS to FHSS, I shut off the radio and let it sit for a few minutes, then tried it with success.
It switches between models/receivers just fine after they are linked...but when you are linking to different receivers, its acts like it needs a little break in between :) Glad you got your's going. |
Originally Posted by Deja Vu
(Post 10768126)
I had a similar problem with a new 4PL recently. Here at home, it linked up just fine with the S-FHSS receiver that came with it, but after trying for over 90 minutes, I couldn't get it to link with a slightly older FHSS receiver. I had it set correctly, but it just wouldn't link. Took the set up to the local Hobby Town and it linked first try. I have since moved electronics around and had the situation show up again. This time, when I switched linking from S-FHSS to FHSS, I shut off the radio and let it sit for a few minutes, then tried it with success.
It switches between models/receivers just fine after they are linked...but when you are linking to different receivers, its acts like it needs a little break in between :) Glad you got your's going. Look forward to some 12th testing and chassis setup situatio'n |
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i had 1 r2106gf reciever that did not want to sync with a 3pl controller til the controller was sitting on the reciver 1ft was too far away i guess it would blink red after trying to sync it |
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