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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>=The SPEKTRUM AR7200BX / AR7210BX / AR7300BX does not finish initialization. What can I do?=<br />
Watch the running LED lights during the init phase: If the lights A - G light up the sensor's rest positions are being calibrated, H - N show determining the RC channels and their center positions.<br /><br />
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AR7200BX / AR7300BX: Initially the chase is from A - N. If one step is done the indication light for this step will quit running.<br /><br />
AR7210BX: Initially the chase is from H - N (Stick calibration). Only if this step is finished the chase from A - G (Sensor calibration) will start.<br /><br />
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When LEDs A - G do not quit running<br />
* The sensors register movement and calibration of rest position can not be finished. Make sure the unit/the helicopter does not get moved e.g. by wind gusts or people leaning on your work bench where the heli is standing on.<br />
* Sensors damaged. Return the device for repair.<br />
* Power supply voltage is dropping due to weak power supply or damaged servos.<br /><br />
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When LEDs H - N do not quit running<br />
* Is the transmitter switched on?<br />
* Check whether your transmitter is correctly bound to the system.<br />
* Keep at least 1m/3ft distance between transmitter and receiver<br /><br />
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<br /></div>FuzzyBot