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• 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] (wiki/Note-on-Spektrum-transmitter-compatibility-(DX8-DX9-etc.))

• [Building OpenLRSng] (wiki/Building-OpenLRSng)

Important Warnings!!!

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.

Always attach an antenna.

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.

Support

Please read all the documentation on this wiki first, and search these threads too. You can post there if you come out empty handed:

• OpenLRS - new firmware fork: openLRSng (rcgroups)
• DTF UHF long range receivers & transmitters, using openlrsNG (rcgroups)
• OpenLRSng TX/RX from HawkEye (fpvlab)