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=The SPEKTRUM AR7200BX / AR7210BX / AR7300BX does not finish initialization. What can I do?=
=The SPEKTRUM AR7200BX / AR7210BX / AR7300BX does not finish initialization. What can I do?= <!--T:2-->
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 />
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 />
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=The brand new SPEKTRUM AR7200BX / AR7210BX / AR7300BX only shows a red flashing LED or even nothing. What's wrong with it?=
=The brand new SPEKTRUM AR7200BX / AR7210BX / AR7300BX only shows a red flashing LED or even nothing. What's wrong with it?= <!--T:3-->
Carefully check whether all cables are plugged in correctly and all the plugs are connected properly at the correct position. Especially in the vertical direction check that not just 2 pins sit on the header. Also make sure that the polarity is correct on all connections. Remove all servo connections to make sure that there is no defective servo pulling too much power.<br />
Carefully check whether all cables are plugged in correctly and all the plugs are connected properly at the correct position. Especially in the vertical direction check that not just 2 pins sit on the header. Also make sure that the polarity is correct on all connections. Remove all servo connections to make sure that there is no defective servo pulling too much power.<br />
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=When the initialization has finished the Status LED flashes red/blue on my AR7210BX. Is it defective?=
=When the initialization has finished the Status LED flashes red/blue on my AR7210BX. Is it defective?= <!--T:4-->
Flashing red/blue LED means the throttle lock is engaged. Usually this happens when you switch on the transmitter after powering up the AR7210BX and/or the throttle is not in low position. The system then keeps the throttle in the stored failsafe position (which is teached when doing the bind process) in order to prevent from starting the motor by accident. Now to unlock the throttle you have to move the throttle on the radio into this failsafe/off position, then the LED display will change to the usual status display. '''So always make sure that you bind the system to the radio with correct low throttle position and do a rebind if you need to change this position later!'''<br />
Flashing red/blue LED means the throttle lock is engaged. Usually this happens when you switch on the transmitter after powering up the AR7210BX and/or the throttle is not in low position. The system then keeps the throttle in the stored failsafe position (which is teached when doing the bind process) in order to prevent from starting the motor by accident. Now to unlock the throttle you have to move the throttle on the radio into this failsafe/off position, then the LED display will change to the usual status display. '''So always make sure that you bind the system to the radio with correct low throttle position and do a rebind if you need to change this position later!'''<br />
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