If you have a spare Nano and the Serial Link, you essentially also have our XDP hardware.  Using these two devices you can fool any of our programs that use the XDP hardware into thinking that a real XDP is present.  To use the Nano and Serial Link as an XDP, do the following:

1. Connect the Serial Link to your USB port.
2. Connect one end of a JR female-female cable to the Serial Link, noting the proper polarity.
2. Place the jumper on the binding port of the Nano.
3. Plug the other end of the JR female-female into output port 6 on the Nano, noting the proper polarity.    The LED will rapidly flash.
4. After a second or so of the LED rapidly flashing, remove the jumper that is on the binding port.  The LED on the Nano will now be solid red.
5. Place the jumper back on the binding port (and leave it on).  The LED will rapidly flash 10 times and then turn solid red.

That's it!  Now your Serial Link/Nano combination is a XDP!  This of course is not permanent.  Removing power will return the devices back to their original purpose.

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Below is a list of known compatible radios with the XtremeLink 2.4GHz radio system:

JR

Aircraft Radios

9303
8103
3810
10S
10IIS
10SX
10X
10XII
9X
9XII
347
388
783
Circus Circus 7

Car Radios

R1
Helios - pending

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Futaba

Aircraft Radios

FP-T3PB
10C
9Z
9CHP
9CAP
8UAP
7UAP
FC18
FC28

Car Radios

3PJ
3PK

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Airtronics

Aircraft Radios

Stylus
Vision
Infinity
7SP

Car Radios

M8
M11


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Multiplex

Aircraft Radios

EVO9
EVO12
Cockpit MM
Profi 4000
Profi 3030

Car Radios

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Hitec

Aircraft Radios

Optic 6
Eclipse 7
Spectra
Aristo-Craft Challenger 620

Car Radios

Aggressor CRX
Aggressor SRX

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Graupner

Aircraft Radios

MX22
MX24
6014
MC-17
MC-18
MC-19
MC-22
MC-24


Car Radios

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Miscellaneous

Aircraft Radios

Microstar 2000 - http://www.mstar2k.com
Vex Robot radio - http://www.allectronics.com

Here is a step-by-step guide for binding your system (single receiver).

Always start any binding procedure by turning off your transmitter and power off all receivers.

Binding 8 and 10 channel receivers, or RFU:

• Apply power to your receiver.
  
• When the receiver's LED is flashing RED, press and hold the programming button on the receiver until the LED turns GREEN, and then release the programming button.  The LED will now flash orange, indicating it is in binding mode.
  
• Press and hold the button labeled PROG on your transmitter module while turning on the power to your transmitter.  If you are using an internal module (like an EVO or Profi), press and hold the button on the board while turning on the power.
  
• Wait for the LED on the transmitter module (or internal board) to turn green and release the button.
  
• The units will immediately bind.
  
• The LED on the transmitter module (or internal board) will now be green.
  
• The LED on the receiver will now be green.
  
• Power off the transmitter and receiver.
  
• They are now ready to be used.
  

• Apply power to your receiver.
  
• When the receiver's LED is flashing, attach the jumper (provided with your receiver) to the port labeled "B" (binding/battery).  Leave the jumper on until the LED turns solid, then remove the jumper.  The LED will now be flashing fast, indicating it is in binding mode.
  
• Press and hold the button labeled PROG on your transmitter  module while turning on the power to your transmitter.  If you are using  an internal module (like an EVO or Profi),  press and hold the button on the board while turning on the power.
  
• Wait for the LED on the transmitter module (or internal board) to turn green and release the button.
  
• The units will immediately bind.
  
• The LED on the transmitter module (or internal board) will now be green.
  
• The LED on the receiver will now be off.
  
• Power off the transmitter and receiver.
  
• They are now ready to be used.
  

• Apply power to your receiver.
  
• When the receiver's LED is flashing, attach the jumper (provided with your receiver) to the port labeled "B" (binding/battery).  Leave the jumper on until the LED turns solid, then remove the jumper.  The LED will now be flashing fast, indicating it is in master binding mode.
  
• ALL slave receivers must be put into slave binding mode.  Attaching the jumper for two seconds and removing it will make the LED turn solid red, indicating the receiver is in slave binding mode.  Repeat this process for all slave receivers.  Leave the last receiver in master binding mode.  Note: each receiver being bound MUST be left powered up and ready to bind to the transmitter.  ALL of the receivers are bound at the exact same time to the transmitter!
  
• Press and hold the button labeled PROG on your transmitter  module while turning on the power to your transmitter.  If you are using  an internal module (like an EVO or Profi),  press and hold the button on the board while turning on the power.
  
• Wait for the LED on the transmitter module (or internal board) to turn green and release the button.
  
• The units will immediately bind.
  
• The LED on the transmitter module (or internal board) will now be green.
  
• The LED on all receiver will now be off.
  
• Power off the transmitter and receiver.
  
• They are now ready to be used.
  

Here is the official guide for using the XDP.

The Serial Link also uses the same XDP software, but only the XDP.exe program can be used.

Attached Files

  The Unofficial XDP Guide v2.pdf (Size: 907.41 KB / Downloads: 24)