Translations:KAVAN SLING Mini 616mm - Instruction manual/55/en - Revision history

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	2. Connect the receiver battery to the on-board electronics and insert it into the nose. The red LED on the decoder/servo board should glow now. If the LED is blinking, there is no valid signal from your receiver (e.g. because of your receiver and transmitter have not been paired).		2. Connect the receiver battery to the on-board electronics and insert it into the nose. The red LED on the decoder/servo board should glow now. If the LED is blinking, there is no valid signal from your receiver (e.g. because of your receiver and transmitter have not been paired).
	{{Note\|type=info\|'''Note:''' The 2.4GHz RC system requires a procedure called “pairing” or “binding” in order to let the receiver recognise the ID code that is a part of the transmitter signal. During the binding procedure, the code is recognised and stored in the receiver memory. From this moment on, the receiver only responds to the signal of “its own” transmitter containing the correct ID. Follow the instruction manual of your radio and receiver to perform binding.}}3. Set the default neutral (centre) positions of the control surfaces: check the transmitter first. Ensure the elevator and rudder sticks are centred as well as the trims.		{{Note\|type=info\|'''Note:''' The 2.4GHz RC system requires a procedure called “pairing” or “binding” in order to let the receiver recognise the ID code that is a part of the transmitter signal. During the binding procedure, the code is recognised and stored in the receiver memory. From this moment on, the receiver only responds to the signal of “its own” transmitter containing the correct ID. Follow the instruction manual of your radio and receiver to perform binding.}}3. Set the default neutral (centre) positions of the control surfaces: check the transmitter first. Ensure the elevator and rudder sticks are centred as well as the trims.

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Importing a new version from external source

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	2. Connect the receiver battery to the on-board electronics and insert it into the nose. The red LED on the decoder/servo board should glow now. If the LED is blinking, there is no valid signal from your receiver (e.g. because of your receiver and transmitter have not been paired).		2. Connect the receiver battery to the on-board electronics and insert it into the nose. The red LED on the decoder/servo board should glow now. If the LED is blinking, there is no valid signal from your receiver (e.g. because of your receiver and transmitter have not been paired).
	{{Note\|type=info\|'''Note:''' The 2.4GHz RC system requires a procedure called “pairing” or “binding” in order to let the receiver ~~recognize~~ the ID code that is a part of the transmitter signal. During the binding procedure the code is ~~recognized~~ and stored in the receiver memory. From this moment on, the receiver only responds to the signal of “its own” transmitter containing the correct ID. Follow the instruction manual of your radio and receiver to perform binding.}}3. Set the default neutral (centre) positions of the control surfaces: check the transmitter first. Ensure the elevator and rudder sticks are centred as well as the trims.		{{Note\|type=info\|'''Note:''' The 2.4GHz RC system requires a procedure called “pairing” or “binding” in order to let the receiver recognise the ID code that is a part of the transmitter signal. During the binding procedure, the code is recognised and stored in the receiver memory. From this moment on, the receiver only responds to the signal of “its own” transmitter containing the correct ID. Follow the instruction manual of your radio and receiver to perform binding.}}3. Set the default neutral (centre) positions of the control surfaces: check the transmitter first. Ensure the elevator and rudder sticks are centred as well as the trims.

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2025-09-09T08:23:48Z

Importing a new version from external source

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2. Connect the receiver battery to the on-board electronics and insert it into the nose. The red LED on the decoder/servo board should glow now. If the LED is blinking, there is no valid signal from your receiver (e.g. because of your receiver and transmitter have not been paired).
{{Note|type=info|'''Note:''' The 2.4GHz RC system requires a procedure called “pairing” or “binding” in order to let the receiver recognize the ID code that is a part of the transmitter signal. During the binding procedure the code is recognized and stored in the receiver memory. From this moment on, the receiver only responds to the signal of “its own” transmitter containing the correct ID. Follow the instruction manual of your radio and receiver to perform binding.}}3. Set the default neutral (centre) positions of the control surfaces: check the transmitter first. Ensure the elevator and rudder sticks are centred as well as the trims.