11-25-2023, 08:51 AM
Ok, here's what I did, and why I asked the question above:
I went to bind a Nano Rx "A" to my transmitter, and I did it successfully - only thing, I had the transmitter set to Model B instead of my desired Model A.
I then tried controlling Model B, and it still worked perfectly with its Nano "B" (even though I just bound Nano A to the model in the transmitter).
Then I switched to transmitter to Model A and bound Nano A to it and all was well.
Should I rebind the transmitter Model B to airplane Model B? Or, since the transmitter talks to the XPS transmitter module using XJT-D16 for all of its models, Is is true that the binding data exchanged is the same for all of the models that use a Nano Rx? (In my case I'm actually using a Nano-II as an "RFU" for an X10+ V2.)
Thanks again,
Paul
I went to bind a Nano Rx "A" to my transmitter, and I did it successfully - only thing, I had the transmitter set to Model B instead of my desired Model A.
I then tried controlling Model B, and it still worked perfectly with its Nano "B" (even though I just bound Nano A to the model in the transmitter).
Then I switched to transmitter to Model A and bound Nano A to it and all was well.
Should I rebind the transmitter Model B to airplane Model B? Or, since the transmitter talks to the XPS transmitter module using XJT-D16 for all of its models, Is is true that the binding data exchanged is the same for all of the models that use a Nano Rx? (In my case I'm actually using a Nano-II as an "RFU" for an X10+ V2.)
Thanks again,
Paul