Spektrum SR6100AT Telemetry Receiver

The Spektrum SR6100AT 6-Channel 2.4GHz DSMR Surface Receiver was built around frequency-agile DSMR technology to deliver superb range and response, especially in places where multiple 2.4GHz systems are in use at one time.

SR6100AT features patented Spektrum AVC (Active Vehicle Control) and full range telemetry capabilities. AVC Technology reads your control inputs, senses your car's direction and makes as many as 180 steering and power adjustments per second so you can hold the line without holding back.

SR6100AT taps into telemetry functions from Spektrum Smart Technology electronic speed controls and conventional Temp, RPM and voltage sensors via X-Bus adapter.

Features:

• 6-channel DSMR / DSM2 receiver
• Full-range telemetry capabilities with Spektrum Firma Smart ESC
• Great for models that will benefit from AVC Technology that need additional channels for lights, shift servos and other accessories
• Steering priority puts the driver in complete control
• Fully adjustable-set the precise amount of stability you want or turn off if desired
• Water-resistant "Realkote" coating protects electronics
• Voltage sensor data port, voltage sensor included
• Works with any RC car, truck or buggy
• Compatible with all DSMR transmitters

Specifications:

• Modulation: DSMR-DSM2
• Voltage: 3.5 ~ 9.6 volts
• Antenna length: 120 mm
• Length: L42,4 mm
• Width: W23,9 mm
• Height: H15,1 mm
• Weight: 10 grams

DISABLE AVC TECHNOLOGY IN THE SR6100AT

• Turn off the transmitter and receiver
• Turn on the receiver and quickly press the bind button 3 times within 1.5 seconds, then press and hold it for 2 seconds and release.
• Now the receiver LED flashes
• Turn on the transmitter, go to the BIND menu and press BIND, (or press the BIND button on the transmitter)
• Now the receiver LED will flash 3 times quickly and then remain on continuously
• The receiver AVC is now disabled
• When you turn on the receiver, the LED will flash three times briefly each time so that you know that the AVC is turned off until you BIND the receiver again.

REMARK:

• If you only select INH (Inhibit) in the AVC menu on your transmitter, the AVC will NOT be turned off!