JR 9303 Tips, Tricks, Questions, and Hints

[Dood]

I don't know of any full-blown setup vids for the x9303, but there is an overview in Finless' Trex 500 build thread.

Ray Hostetler actually does a pretty good job with the 9303 on one of his DVD's.
He goes pretty in depth for about an hour.

[Pinecone]

As was said in other threads where you ask this, you need to watch the basic CCPM setup videos and if if you need more help there is a 9303 setup in the Trex 500 section and also Jermo did a DX7/Trex 450 setup vid.

There ar few differences in setting up JR versus Futaba. Servo conentions to the Rx, and a few terminology differences.

[merlin703]

Can anyone on this thread tell me what I can do an limitations of the "pc data transfer" besides being a new product. Here is the link, thanks.

http://www.jrradios.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=JRPA310

Also, if you have used the "flight log" control that is mentioned in the manual (page G-23). I can't find anyone that sells it and I'm not sure what it does.

[Alfred]

Can anyone on this thread tell me what I can do an limitations of the "pc data transfer" besides being a new product. Here is the link, thanks.

http://www.jrradios.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=JRPA310

Also, if you have used the "flight log" control that is mentioned in the manual (page G-23). I can't find anyone that sells it and I'm not sure what it does.

For the 1st part, I have the data transfer kit via USB and have used it on my DSX9 (your X9303).
You will have to boot into each of your models in your TX and save them separately.
The settings can be modified by adjusting Tick boxes or change the numerical values for things like throttle/pitch curve.
There are no graphical representations of your curves, but I can live with that.
I see it mainly as a great backup tool of your helies.
It's also a way around the limitation of the Spectrum JR radios where you can't copy from 1 memory to another to test different configurations. This is due to the GUID.
Using the software, you can make multiple profile settings of the same model and upload them, to see which one works best.

[merlin703]

For the 1st part, I have the data transfer kit via USB and have used it on my DSX9 (your X9303).
You will have to boot into each of your models in your TX and save them separately.
The settings can be modified by adjusting Tick boxes or change the numerical values for things like throttle/pitch curve.
There are no graphical representations of your curves, but I can live with that.
I see it mainly as a great backup tool of your helies.
It's also a way around the limitation of the Spectrum JR radios where you can't copy from 1 memory to another to test different configurations. This is due to the GUID.
Using the software, you can make multiple profile settings of the same model and upload them, to see which one works best.
Thanks for the info... doesn't do everything I wanted it to but at least will be helpful. Do you know anything about the "flight log" feature?

[Alfred]

Nope
Never heard of flight log,
Unless........
You are talking about the Flight log for the 9**** range of JR/Spectrum RX's that let you know about fades on each receiver/satellite RX?

[nwolsink]

How do I copy one model to another, I cannot find this anywhere

[Animal]

How do I copy one model to another, I cannot find this anywhere

before turning on the radio, hold down the function button ( top left) then turn on radio, this will take you to the same screen that you select which model you are going to fly. in this screen you can copy models.

[widower]

Regarding the flightlog, Spectrum sells a logger that connects to the receiver and logs your rx power, misses etc.

The Eagletree logger is also capable of logging your rx. You will need to buy the correct cable that connects the rx to the eagletree.

[nwolsink]

before turning on the radio, hold down the function button ( top left) then turn on radio, this will take you to the same screen that you select which model you are going to fly. in this screen you can copy models.

thanks, that was easy :)