HITEC Lynx FM User Manual

INTRODUCTION
LAYOUT DIAGRAM
FEATURES AND SPECS
SETTING AND OPERATION
1. Transmitter
Loading batteries
Recharging NiCad batteries
Transmitter antenna
Changing x-tals
2. Installation of Receiver and Servos
CONTENTS
Using separate power source for the receiver
Battery Eliminator Circuitry (B.E.C.) with mechanical speed controls
Connection with electronic speed control.
3. Transmitter, Receiver and Servo Settings
Checking operation of the servo
Steering Servo Settings
Steering Rate Override switch (S.R.O.)
Steering Rate Adjustment (S.R.A.)
Steering servo trim setting
Throttle Servo Settings
Using mechanical speed control
Using electronic speed control
Using throttle servo for gas powered vehicles
Setting End Point Adjustment (E.P.A.)
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Thank you for purchasing the LYNX 2 Channel FM Radio System. The LYNX 2 FM Radio is made of high quality, technically advanced components designed to achieve top performance from you RC Vehicle. Team up with Hitec Racing and see that quality and performance doesn’t
have to cost a fortune!
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Steering Servo Reverse Switch Throttle Servo Reverse Switch
Antenna
Power Switch
Steering Wheel
TX Crystal Holder
Charging Jack
Steering Rate Adjustment (S.R.A.)
Steering Rate Override Switch (S.R.O.)
Battery Cover
LED Battery Indicator
Steering Servo Trim
Throttle Servo Trim
Throttle Trigger
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TURESTURES
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Pistol Grip 2 Channel FM Proportional System Servo Reversing Switches (Both Channels) Steering Rate Adjustment. Thumb Controlled (40% - 100%) Adjustable Steering Rate Override button (40% - 100%) End Point adjustment (E.P.A.) Throttle and Brake 3 LED Battery Status Indicators Power Output: 500mW
Current Drain: 180mA
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SETTINGSSETTINGS
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1. TRANSMITTER
Loading batteries:Loading batteries:
Loading batteries:
Loading batteries:Loading batteries:
You may us either NiCad batteries or Alkaline “AA” size batteries (NiCad recommended)
Push the bottom battery cover in the direction of the arrow then lift up the cover. Load 8 “AA” batteries (be sure the polarity is correct). Reinstall battery case with installed “AA” batteries with connections to the top left.
NiCads should be charge before use.
Reading the LED Battery IndicatorsReading the LED Battery Indicators
Reading the LED Battery Indicators
Reading the LED Battery IndicatorsReading the LED Battery Indicators
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Normal:
With new alkaline or freshly charged NiCads the
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Warning:
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light begins to flash, operation should be stopped and the
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batteries should be recharged or replaced immediately.
Optional NiCad Battery Installation (part # 58207).
1. Plug the white battery plug into the receptacle in the bottom of the pistol grip handle. (Refer to Illustration)
2. Push the pack up into the battery bay.
3. Replace the cover.
4. Check the power level.
5. Charge if needed. (Refer to illustration below)
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