I broke my current X4, how do I bind my current transmitter to this new X4?
631379
The beauty about the X4 is that when you turn on your transmitter and then turn on your X4, the new X4 will automatically bind with the transmitter.
631380
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
631381
Same happened to me. In my case the new X4 worked the first time, i.e. I first turn on the RC then I connect the battery in the X4 and the RC light indicator turns green.
631382
exactly the same way as the broken one. i have 6 or 7 different hubsan quads and only one remote. i can fly all of them at the same time if i want. just bind it like your last one.
631383
It should just bind.. 3 out of the 4 I purchased binded perfectly... Had to return the other one
631384
turn on the x4 turn on the new transmitter and it will bind to the new X just don't have 2x 4's on every text for you on will bind long as one at a time
181188
I have a Spectrum DX6i transmitter. You can choose the mode in the setup ie. Heli or plane. Seems to work for me.
1528935
You need another device. This is an ANT+ transmitter that has no memory of its own, so your device must be ANT+ compatible.
751434
Sadly, you will need to purchase the transmitter piece. I believe that this is just the replacement batteries.
1625433
It has been a few months since I messed with the one I bought, I do know that you have to have some steps in assigning it a frequency. If you have not tried it yet, I would manual set up the same frequency matching the transmitter to receiver. If you have them both on the same frequency already, I can't help you. Hope this helps
669388
I had something similar happen and I just removed battery, turned off transmitter and then plugged bat. back in and turned on transmitter and it worked fine. Other than that I don't know.
2098773
I looked at the manual, and I did NOT see a mode switch. I think you either have to buy one built as Mode 2 (most common), or mode 1 (I'm pretty sure the boxes are labelled that way). However, if you have a receiver *without* built in servos, you can switch the "rudder" and "aileron" servos in each others plugs to simulate mode 4 on a mode 2 transmitter. (I had to look up what the heck mode 4 was - http://mnewell.rchomepage.com/Techniques/Tx_Modes.pdf)
1257357
If by 'current system' you mean a different one from the CXR, then you may have the option of switching a channel button inside the receiver. The old one I used to have, had dip-switches that could be moved to select a different frequency. If so, there will be a dip-switch inside the transmitter as well. This allows you to avoid a neighbors garage door opener from cross-talking to your door bell. But with the SadoTech CXR there has been no problem.
48404
I don't know. You can look on the companies website to see if they sell the transmitter separately.
106319
You should go to the Grundig website. There may be a downloadable one. If you didn't receive one with your radio, I would ask for a replacement from the company. Rock on!
619828
Here is a link to the manual: http://xit-group.com/catalog/files/XTSB1010_MANUAL.pdf?osCsid=673698283bc7d05498edbb7063d99638
1367987
I would first check the X4 for any damage, if ok then go back and recalibrate/reset your controls using the owners manual as a guide. That worked for me.
558853
It is supposed to respond to x10 signals, but I have not had any luck doing so. I'm using the new network interface to control it.
1372264
This pack will not help you. It is only a repair pack for a broken x4. You don't have an x4 anymore. Your best bet is to buy the H107L BNF. You may need more batteries.
1085802
Pry your old one apart with a small flat screwdriver or some other suitable non-sharp tool. I used a butter knife. It can be hard to open these things, so your new one should arrive already opened and ready for you to slip your old circuit board into it. Some people mentioned reprogramming in their product reviews but this listing should be just an empty key fob (no chip, no circuit board, no transmitter) for you to put your existing circuit board/transmitter inside. Read my product review for more details.
1351242
As far as I can tell, there is no way to change the channel. From disassembling the transmitter, the channel is set by components soldered into the circuit board. To change it, you'd need to disassemble both the transmitter and receiver, unsolder some parts, replace them with ones for the other channel, and put everything back together - so that's a non-starter, even for me. The channel is indicated in the package, so if you buy from a brick-and-mortar store, you can choose your channels to suit your need. As far as I know, amazon doesn't let you choose which channels you get.
1147843
I am not sure. I guess you would have to contact the manufacturer and see if the transmitter was available separately. Sorry I could not be more help.