- General Hardware Information
- Basic functions - binding, failsafe, etc.
- Connecting hardware to a computer
- How to flash (software updates)
- How to configure settings, and information on settings
- Guide to using the Telemetry features (2-way radio)
- Using LBEEP (link loss beep over FPV audio)
- Using two RX:s for diversity (EXPERIMENTAL)
- Using receivers as transmitters
- Feature comparison of supported hardware
- [Note on Spektrum TX compatibility] (https://github.com/openLRSng/openLRSngWiki/wiki/Note-on-Spektrum-transmitter-compatibility-(DX8-DX9-etc.))
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The radio modules on all 100mW models are not 5 volt tolerant. If you connect 5 volt power to the programming headers, you may damage the radio module. Only connect a programming cable that provides 3.3 volt power. Fortunately, the other components on the receivers and transmitters are tolerant of 5 volts, and the radio module is replaceable if you damage it.
Never power on any receiver or transmitter for any reason without a suitable antenna attached. This includes when you are connecting it to a computer for software updates. All receivers are also capable of transmitting.