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- This is not a Horizon Hobbies DSM2™, DSMX™ product, and is not manufactured or

endorsed by Horizon Hobbies LLC.

DSM2™, and DSMX™ are registered trademarks of Horizon Hobbies LLC.

Manual for Hyperion Receivers

1. Binding .................................................................................................................................................. .......... 1

2. What does the LEDs Mean ....................................................................................................................... 2

3. Antennas and Satellites ............................................................................................................................ 3

4. Failsafe ............................................................................................................................................................. 5

5. How to Bind to a Satellite via Baseflight/Cleanflight…………………………………………………7

1. Binding

Binding is the process of “locking” the receiver to its own transmitter (and,

where relevant, to a particular model memory within the transmitter) so that it

ignores any others. Binding is the first step in setting up any receiver. Ensure the

transmitter and receiver are separated by 3-6ft/1-2m or the transmitter may “swamp” the

receiver. Occasionally, it may be necessary to have as much as

10ft/3m separation to achieve binding. Generally you should only need to bind

once and, after binding, normal link-up should not require more than a couple of

feet of separation.

Step 1. Power up the receiver in bind mode

For most receivers: put the bind plug on to the bind pins. For 6-channel Ultra

Light and Micro Light receivers, press and hold in the bind button.

Connect a suitable power source to the receiver throttle servo pins. This can be:

A receiver pack battery (generally 3.45 – 7.2v)1; or

A stand-alone BEC; or

The throttle connection from your speed controller (ESC) with inbuilt BEC

(if the ESC is in a model, disconnect the motor or remove the propeller).

The red LED on the receiver will flash rapidly to indicate bind mode. If it doesn’t,

you have a problem (such as reversed power connector). Make absolutely sure

the LED is flashing rapidly before going any further.

Summary of content (7 pages)

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- This is not a Horizon Hobbies DSM2™, DSMX™ product, and is not manufactured or endorsed by Horizon Hobbies LLC. DSM2™, and DSMX™ are registered trademarks of Horizon Hobbies LLC. Manual for Hyperion Receivers 1. Binding .................................................................................................................................................. .......... 1 2. What does the LEDs Mean ......................................................................................................
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Step 2. Turn on transmitter in bind mode On some transmitters bind mode is activated by holding the Trainer button/ switch or bind button while powering up. Others require going into a menu to enable bind mode. If in doubt, read the manual. Where appropriate, continue to hold the switch/button until the receiver LED stops its rapid flashing. Release it at that point and the bind process will complete. A solid light on the LED indicates successful bind.
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. Antennas and Satellites All Hyperion receivers are “full range”. However the range of any receiver is affected by the number of antennas (aerials) and their orientation, as well as by the installation in the model, making comparisons difficult. Some Hyperion receivers and satellites have one short active antenna wire, while others also have a second identical “reflector” wire. Some come with longer twin diversity antennas or have them as an option.
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To achieve the most reliable possible link to the model , what we want to avoid are situations in which the transmitter and receiver antennas are end-on to each other. For the transmitter, the advice to the pilot is simple. A single receiver antenna will inevitably be pointed at the transmitter some of the time and thus in a relatively weak orientation for reception. This is where diversity comes in.
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Connections and Switches on the Receiver Hyperion receivers have connections, plug orientation and switch function identified on the PC board or case. The positive pins for all channels (and the bind slot) are connected together, as are all the ground pins; power can be applied to any set of pins and if necessary a Y-cable can be used. Only use a DSMX-compatible satellite with this receiver. It is also available in a diversity antenna version. Input voltage: 3.45 ~ 10.2v 6.
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1. No Pulse Modern speed controls (ESCs) go automatically to OFF if no control pulses are available. This important safety feature can be used to achieve failsafe behavior if on loss of signal the receiver cuts off pulses to the ESC and other channels. This results in the motor shutting down and the servos not moving. An advantage of this approach is that it does not rely on the operator to ensure that the throttle stick is at low position when binding.
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How to bind DSMX compatible Satellite to Flight Controller without main Rx: 1.Make sure that satellite has been connected correctly. 2.Connect Naze32 to USB 3.Open baseflight/cleanflight and connect to Naze32 (baseflight/cleanflight app in Chrome) 4. From Configuration tab make sure that you have selected "Enable Serial-based receiver" and select. SPEKTRM2048 for DSMX. 5. From CLI tab type: "set spektrum_sat_bind = 9" for DSMX 6.