User Guide: Spektrum Binding

**Note: this process requires a recent bootloader (0x83) due to delays from earlier bootloaders. It will also not work on boards without a USB Sense connections such as FlyingF3 and FlyingF4 **

Binding satellite receivers can be a tricky process, to find the combination of bind pulses and protocols that produces a good signal. This difficultly comes from the fact the protocol is not well documented, nor are the receivers. If possible, it is much easier to use the traditional bind procedure your transmitter recommends with the satellite attached to a standard receiver.

TODO: explain the steps of using the bind pulses

This is a list of known good combinations, originally sourced from the OpenPilot wiki

Transmitter	Transmitter settings	Satellite Receiver	Port setting	DSMxBind value	Result
DX8	Frame rate DSMx	Spektrum DSMX	DSMX (11-bit)	9	8 channels
DX8	Frame rate DSMx	OrangeRX	DSMX (11-bit)	5	8 channels
DX7		OrangeRX	DSM2	5	7 channels
DX6i		OrangeRX	DSMX (10-bit)	5	6 channels
DX6i		OrangeRX R100	DSMX (10-bit)	3	5 channels
DX6i		OrangeRX R100	DSM2	3	5 channels
DX6i		JR Remote Satellite Receiver	DSM2	5	6 channels
DX6i		Spektrum AR6210 receiver	DSMX (11-bit)	9	6 channels
Dx7s	Frame rate DSMx/ 11ms	Spektrum DSMx	DSMX(11-bit)	9	7 Channels

The JR DSM2 is fully compatible with the Spektrum DSM2, so the settings should be identical.