Corona CR4D 2.4Ghz 4CH Receiver V2 DSSS For RC Control Driving Flight Airplane Helicopters Car Electric RC Model Airplane

Specification

Operating Voltage:4.8~6V

Operating Current:30mA max

Range:>1km/3250ft

Resolution:10bit

Latency: 22mS

Sensitivity: about -100dBm

Weight: 3.9g

size:39.5*18.5*6.5mm

Compatibility:CT8F/CT8J/CT3F/CT8Z DSSS RF Module

Receiver settings
The wavelength of 2.4GHz is so short that its ability to bypass obstacles will be weaker than those of receivers with frequencies below 100MHz. Therefore, when installing the antenna, highly conductive objects such as metal parts, servos, ESCs, batteries, wires and carbon fiber structures must be avoided. It is best to put the end of the antenna outside the fuselage to ensure that the antenna can receive signals normally.

Receiver and Transmitter Operating Instructions
Please follow the steps below to make sure your transmitter and receiver are properly paired.
1. Power on the transmitter, adjust the transmitter to PPM mode and then turn off the transmitter.
2. Press and hold the button on the transmitter module to turn on the transmitter and then you release the button. (Note: Do not keep pressing the button for more than 3 seconds, otherwise its ID will change randomly) The LED on the module will flash between red and green to indicate that the transmitter is ready to pair with the receiver.
3. Press and hold the button on the receiver and apply power to the receiver. The LED on the receiver will flash twice to indicate that the receiver has recognized the transmitter. Power off the transmitter and receiver.
4. Power on the receiver (no need to press the button) and turn on the transmitter (no need to press the button), the LED on the transmitter will light up yellow. The transmitter and receiver wireless connection is usually established within 15-20 seconds. If the LED light on the receiver is red and does not flash, it means that the receiver is already working.

After setting up the receiver and transmitter, the user only needs to perform step 4 before normal flight.

Please contact us if you have any questions. Our customer service staff will reply you as soon as possible.

distance check
This is a necessary safety operation that must be part of your pre-flight preparations.

Failsafe settings for receivers
When the transmitter and receiver are wirelessly connected (the LED on the receiver is always on, all servos are controlled)

Radio wave multipath interference can affect 2.4GHZ products in environments with metal fences, buildings or dense trees.
The distance check must be performed in accordance with the following regulations (note that this step should be performed when the receiver is not installed on the aircraft):

1. Place the receiver at least 60cm away from a metal-free floor such as a wooden bench.

2. Keep the receiver antenna straight. Do not let the antenna touch the ground.

3. Connect a servo to channel 1.

4. Keep the transmitter antenna vertical.

5. Turn on the transmitter and receiver, and keep shaking the joystick of the transmitter's control channel 1 servo while walking away from the receiver. Ask someone to check the distance between the controller and the receiver when the servo doesn't respond.


NOTE: The control distance is largely dependent on the transmitter's power supply, so use a fully charged transmitter battery when you perform the test. The control distance is also affected by the environment. Perform the test in an open space away from obstacles. The reception distance will be farther in the air than on the ground. Our reception distances are based on the results of traditional ground tests.