JLog "Range Test"

[OverTemp]

My receiver won't stop going into range test mode when I power it up with jlog connected, regardless whether power is from the JIVE, RX, or both. Ideas?

[Groucho_]

How do you know that the RX is in range test mode?

I was, up till now, always under the impression that range test was a function solely of the TX. I wouldn't have thought that the RX had anything to do with that.

[kevinww]

Originally Posted by OverTemp

My receiver won't stop going into range test mode when I power it up with jlog connected, regardless whether power is from the JIVE, RX, or both. Ideas?

Wire is connected backwards in the jive data port, JLog or on the rx and its acting like a bind plug on the rx ?, double check all connections.

[OverTemp]

Originally Posted by Groucho_

How do you know that the RX is in range test mode?

I was, up till now, always under the impression that range test was a function solely of the TX. I wouldn't have thought that the RX had anything to do with that.

When I turn the heli on the TX says range test over and over.

[OverTemp]

Originally Posted by kevinww

Wire is connected backwards in the jive data port, JLog or on the rx and its acting like a bind plug on the rx ?, double check all connections.

Yup... when I zoomed in close on the RX in markkovalcson's photos I couldn't read the writing. I grabbed a receiver and found that the yellow wire goes to the (-) and the red and black go to the (signal)... problem solved!

[OverTemp]

Well it works like a champ! So many possibilities!!!