07-25-2024, 12:41 PM
XJT mode is required if you need more than 8 channels. It's also a faster protocol in general, so it should be used when possible.
The issue with XJT mode though is that you can turn on/off the channels that are used. Once you have bound the receiver you can't turn on/off channels at that point (unless you rebind again after doing so).
The issue with XJT mode though is that you can turn on/off the channels that are used. Once you have bound the receiver you can't turn on/off channels at that point (unless you rebind again after doing so).