Specifications: 

Encoder: 12-channel micro computer system 

Output power: S100 mW 

' ' q; II 

Frequency: 2.4GH.z DSSS 

Output pulse: 1000-2000Us (1500Us Neutral) 

Power supply: LiPo 7.4V/11. 1V 1600-3000mAh or 5# Battery8x1 .5V or NiMH8x1 .2V 1600-3000mAh 

Current drain: Close the videoS300 mA (100 mW); View the videoS430 mA (100 mW) 

Features: 

12 channel 

multifunctional settings 

Helicopter/Airplane 

/Glider 

511LCD screen 

Multi languages 

optional 

5.8G realtime image 

transmittion 

4 stick modes switchable 

Telen~etry function 

Up to 15-model data 

can be saved 

Wireless data 

transmission 

Auto code banding and 

fixed code free settable 

RF transmitter powers 

adjustable 

USB online firmware 

update 
Contents 

Part one: General information 

1.0 General information ----------------4 

1.1 Important statements -------------·4 

1.2 Safety needing attention ----------- 4 

1.3 Attention before flight-------------· 4 

2.0 Features----------------------------7 

2.1 Transmitter DEVO F12E----- ------7 

2.2 Features of DEVO-RX1202 -------- 7 

3.0 Specification-----------------------7 

3.1 DEVO-F12E transmitter----------- 7 

specification 

3.2 Receiver specification------------· 7 

4.0 Definition of DEVO F12E ------------ 8 

4.1 Panel definition------------------- 8 

4.2 Rear definition-------------------- 8 

4.3 Wiring Diagram------------------· 9 

4.4 Function keys in panel------------- 9 

5.0 Control Stick Adjustment ---- ------- 9 

5.1 The stick length adjustment - ------- 9 

5.2 Control Stick Tension Adjustment --• 1 0 

6.0 Neck Strap Usage ------------------10 

7.0 Stick Mode Switch -----------------·10 

8.0 Switches between left-hand 

and right-hand throttles ------------- 11 

8.1 Right-hand throttle switched --- -- --• 11 

to left-hand throttle 

8.2 Left-hand throttle switched •• ------- 12 

to right-hand throttle 

9.0 Training function------------------- 13 

10.0 Customized fixed ID ---------------14 

11.0 Installation requlrem,!l_l'!_t ____________ 15 for receiver 

11.1 Receiver Frame rate setting ------ 15 

12.0 Installation requirement--------·16 

for DEVO F12E battery pack 

12.1 DEVO F12E Battery Charging-----· 16 

Part two: Helicopter 

1.0 System Menu-----------------------18 

1.1 Language setting ----------------·18 

1.2 Display-------------------------.18 

1.3 Buzzerwaming ------------------19 

1.4 Vibrator------------------------- 19 

1.5 Video Setting--------------------19 

1.6 Stick Mode ----------------------20 

1.7 Stick Direction------------------- 20 

1.8 Stick Calibration-----------------·20 

1.9Battery-------------------------·21 

1.10 About-------------------------· 21 

2.0 Model Menu-----------------------·21 

2.1 Model Select-------------------- 21 

2.2 Model Name--------------------·22 

2.3 Model COPY---------------------·22 

2.4 Model wireless copy--------------22 

2.5 Model reset---------------------·23 

2.6 Type Select--------------------- 24 

2.7 Trim System --------------------·24 

2.8 Stick Position Switch-------------·24 

2.9 Device select--------------------25 

2.10 Device Output------------------26 

2.11 Swash Type--------------------27 

2.12 Power Amplifier----------------- 27 

2.13 Fixed ID -----------------------27 

2.14 Sensor setting------------------ 28 

3.0 Function Menu ---------------------30 

3.1 Reverse Switch------------------ 30 

3.2 Travel Adjust-------------------- 30 

3.3 Sub Trim------------------- -----31 

3.4 Dual rate and Exponential--------- 31 

3.5 Throttle Hold-------------------- 32 

3.6 Throttle Curve------------------- 33 

3.7 Mix to throttle ------------------- 34 

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3.8 Gyro Sensor--------------------- 36 

3.9 Governor------------------------ 36 

3.10 Tail Curve---------------------- 37 

3.11 Dual Pitch---------------------- 38 

3.12 Swash Mix--------------------- 38 

3.13 Pitch Curve--------------------· 39 

3.14 Program Mix-------------------- 41 

3.15 Monitor----------------------•• , 43 

3.16 Fail safe----------------------·· 44 

3.17 Sensor View-------------------· 44 

3.18 Trainer------------------------· 45 

3.19 Timer·-------··-----····-----·· 47 

Part three: Airplane 

1.0 System Menu----------------------- 49 

1.1 Language setting ----------------· 49 

1.2 Display •••• ---------------------· 49 

1.3 Buzzer warning---------------- •• , 50 

1.4 Vibrator------------------------- 50 

1.5 Video Setting-------------------- 50 

1.6 Stick Mode---------------------- 51 

1.7 Stick Direction-------------------. 51 

1.8 Stick Calibration------------------ 51 

1.9Battery--------------------------52 

1.10 About-------------------------- 52 

2.0 Model Menu------------------------ 52 

2.1 Model Select--------------------· 52 

2.2 Model Name--------------------- 53 

2.3 Model Copy---------------------· 53 

2.4 Model wireless copy--------------· 53 

2.5 Model reset---------------------- 54 

2.6 Type Select---------------------· 55 

2.7 Trim System--------------------- 55 

2.8 Stick Position Switch·------------- 55 

2.9 Device select-------------------- 56 

2.10 Device Output------------------ 57 

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2.11 Wing Type ---------------------·58 

2.12 Power Amplifier ----------------- 60 

2.13 Fixed ID -----------------------·60 

2.14 Sensor setting------------------- 61 

3.0 Function Menu---------------------- 63 

3.1 Reverse Switch------------------- 63 

3.2 Travel Adjust--------------------- 64 

3.3 Sub Trim-------------------------64 

3.4 Dual rate and Exponential ---- ------ 64 

3.5 Throttle Hold---------------------· 65 

3.6 Throttle Curve--------------------· 66 

3. 7 Differential·----------------------· 68 

3.8 Balance --------------------------69 

3.9 Gyro sensor---------------------- 70 

3.10 Governor------------------------71 

3.11 Aileron to RudderMix-------------72 

3.12 Elevator to flap mix---------------72 

3.13 Rudder to aileron/elevator mix -- --- 73 

3.14 Flap System--------------------- 74 

3.15 Aileron to flap mix---------------- 75 

3.16 Pitch Curve----------------------76 

3.17 Program mix--------------------- 77 

3.18 Monitor···-----···--------------· 80 

3.19 Fail safe------------------------ 80 

3.20 Sensor View--------------------- 81 

3.21 Trainer-------------------------- 82 

3.22 Timer--------------------------- 83 

Part four: Glider 

1.0 System Menu------------------------ 85 

1.1 Language setting -----------------·85 

1.2 Display •• -----••• -----•••• --------85 

1.3 Buzzerwaming------------------- 86 

1.4 Vibrator-------------------------- 86 

1.5 Video Setting--------------------- 86 
1.6 Stick Mode---------------------- 87 

1.7 Stick Direction-------------------· 87 

1.8 Stick Calibration------------------ 87 

1.9Battery--------------------------88 

1.10 About-------------------------- 88 

2.0 Modal Manu------------------------ 88 

2.1 Model Select--------------------· 88 

2.2 Model Name--------------------- 89 

2.3 Model Copy---------------------· 89 

2.4 Model wireless copy--------------. 89 

2.5 Model reset---------------------- 90 

2.6 Type Select---------------------· 91 

2.7 Trim System--------------------- 91 

2.8 Stick Position SWitch-------------- 91 

2.9 Device select-------------------- 92 

2.10 Device Output------------------ 93 

2.11 Wing Type--------------------·· 94 

2.12 Power Amplifier----------------· 94 

2.13 Fixed ID ----•• -------•• -----•• •· 95 

2.14 Sensor setting -----------------· 96 

3.0 Function Menu --------------------· 98 

3.1 Reverse Switch------------------ 98 

3.2 Travel Adjust-------------------- 98 

3.3 Sub Trim -----------------------· 98 

3.4 Dual rate and Exponential -- ------- 99 

3.5 Motor Hold----------------------·100 

3.6 Flaperon Mix··------------------·100 

3.7 Camber System-----------------·101 

3.8 Differential-------------------- ---102 

3.9 Balance-------------------------103 

3.10 Gyro sensor·-------------------· 103 

3.11 Rudder to Spoiler Mix------------ 104 

3.12 Aileron to Rudder Mix------------ 104 

3.13 Elevator to flap mix-------------- 105 

3.14 Aileron to flap mix-····----···· ---106 

3.15 Aileron to lip-Aileron Mix ------ ---1 06 

3.16 Flap Rate ------•• -----•• •• -----·107 

3.17 Brake System -------------------107 

3.18 Program mix --------------------108 

3.19 Monitor-------------------------111 

3.20 Fail safe ------------------------111 

3.21 SensorView --------------------112 

3.22 Trainer------------------------- 113 

3.231imer --•• •• -----•• -------•• ----·114 

4.0 Upgrading --------------------------114 

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DEVO F12E-5 
Welcome to use the DEVO F12E transmitter--------------'d'--ce='=U:-:e~n=--c:-c~=-io=-n~ DEVO F12E 

1.0 General information 

1.1 Important statements 

(1) The transmitter is suitable for experienced pilots beyond 14 years old. 

(2) Flying the model aircraft in approved ground is a must. 

(3) We are not responsible for any safety caused by operation, usage or control once the transmitter 

is sold out. 

(4) We consign our distributors to offer technical support and service after sale. Please contact the local 

distributors for problem solutions caused by usage, operation, maintenance, etc. 

1.2 Safety needing attention 

(1) Far away from obstacle and people. 

RC aircraft in flights is uncertain of flight speed and status, 

which potential risk exists in when flying. Please keep your 

radio controlled aircraft far away from people, high buildings, 

high-tension line, etc, and avoid operating in rain, storms, 

thunder and lightening. 

(2) Away from humidity environment 

Radio controlled aircraft should be kept away from humidity 

and vapor because it is composed of complicated precise 

electronic elements and mechanical parts. 

(3) Proper operation 

Use original spare parts to upgrade, modify or maintain 

your equipment in order to assure its safety. Please operate 

your equipment within the range of functions permitted. It 

is forbidden to use out of the safety laws or regulations. 

{4) Safety operation 

Operate your equipment according to your body status and 

flight skills. Fatigue, listlessness and mis-operation will 

increase the possibilities of accidental hazard. 

(5) Away from heat sources 

The inside of the transmitter is composed of precise 

electronic components and mechanical parts. Keep it far 

away form heat sources and sunshine to avoid distortion, 

or even damage caused by high temperature. 

1.3 Attention before flight 

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(1) Ensure the battery packs of both transmitter and receiver are fully saturated. 

(2) Ensure both the throt11e stick and the throttle trim of your DEVO F12E stay at the lowest positions before 

operation. 

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(3) Strictly obey the order of TURN-ON and TURN-OFF before operation. When starting your flight, tum on 

your DEVO F12E first, and connect the battery to the aircraft last. When turning off the aircraft, disconnect 

the battery first, and tum off your DEVO F12E last. An upset in the order may cause your aircraft out of 

control. Cultivate a correct habit of tum-on and tum-off. 

(4) Ensure whether the directions and actions of all the servos in your RC aircraft are correct when executing 

commands of the transmitter. Using broken servos will result in unforeseen dangers. 

2.0 Features 

2.1 Transmitter DEVO F12E 

(1) The DEVO F12E adopts 2.4 GHz Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) technology and features 

automatic ID binding and ID assignment. It can also be customizedly set as fixed ID code. 

(2) USB online update makes you always enjoy the latest program. 

(3) Hi-frequency output power is adjustable. 

(4) Wireless data transmission between two DEVO F12E helps experience the training function. 

(5) Up to 15-model data can be saved. 

(6) DEVO F12E adjusting the gyro sensitivity makes hovering flight and fancy flight in an easy way. 

(7) Shape design accords with human engineering and provides comfortable holding. 

(8) Both the length and tension of the sticks can be amendable. 

(9) DEVO F12E can be freely switched among Modes 1, 2, 3, and 4. 

(10) DEVO F12E is suitable for Helicopter, Airplane and Glider. In the helicopter mode, there are three 

flight modes, each of which can be freely set and its parameters can be personalizedly adjusted to 

meet the requirement for F3C or 3D aerobatic flight. 

2.2 Features of DEVO-RX1202 

(1) Adopts 2.4GHz Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) that features fast reaction and strong antijamming protection. 

(2) Double receiving circuits and signal switch automatically effectively assure the stability of receiving signal. 

(3) The single chip Microco as CPU provides super-strong analyzing ability. 

(4) The receiver maintains the frequency and the ID memories when its changing a new battery pack with 

the transmitter powered on . 

(5) It can be customizedly set as fixed ID and automatic ID assignment. 

3.0 Specification 

3.1 DEVO F12E transmitter Specification 

• Encoder • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 12-channel micro computer system 

• Frequency • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2.4GHz DSSS 

• Output power· • · • · • · • · • · • · • · .. • ..: 100 mW 

• Current drain • • • • • • • • • • ·······Close the video..:300mA(100mW); View the video..:430mA (100mW) 

• Power supply. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • UPo 7.4v/11.1v 1,800. 3,000mAh or 5# Batfllry 8 X1.5V or NIMH 8 X1.2V 1,600. 3,000mAh 

• Output pulse • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1000- 2000US (1500US Neutral) 

3.2 Receiver specification 

• Type • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2.4GHz 12 channels 

• Sensitivity · • • · • · • · • · • · • · • · • · • · • - 1 05 dbm 

• Frequency interval • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ 4 M 

• Weight ...................... • 15 g 

• Dimension ... • · • · • · • · • · • · • · • · • 47X32X.16mm 

• Receiver Battery ••••••••••••••• 4.8-6V 1,300mAh 

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4.0 Definition of DEVO F12E 

4.1 Panel definition 

2.4G AIIIBnrla----------

LCDsaeenshl,ald ----------, 

4.2 Rear definition 

Cover Screw 1-----

,------------ LCD Display 

,------MIX Switch 

,------ FMOD Switch 

,---AILE DIR 

~-- AUX6KB 

~--- AUX7KB 

'------- Right Trim 

----- THRO Trim 

----- THRO/AILE Stick 

---Power Switch 

---AILE Trim 

1-------USB Socket 

---RIL 

------- ENT 

-----------Output current power cable 

----Cover Saew 4 

--- Digital Signal 

Converter socket 

(1) Digital Signal Converter socket (DSC): used for simulator flight practice via computer (You need software and its dongle 

which are available in hobby shops), and for training. 

(2) USB socket: The USB socket combined with PC machine can upgrade the device program,uplode and download the 

Configuration parameters. 

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4.3 Wiring Diagram 

(o] ~~~~--------, 

Throllle servo 

(o] 11~~ deUenton '"0 

R.ct a ... n 

Antenna 

221M , In$ 

Ruddar servo 

I AUX6 1-------' DEVO 

IfElEEE} 

2 .4GHz 

(o] II~~-_____] CE! MACEINCHINA 0 SWIICil Antenna 

Gear servo 

t[o] II!-_____] 

AUX1 

Gyro 

AUX3 

AUX4 

AUX5 

AUX7 

4.4 Function keys in panel 

4.8v 

Battery 

There are 6 functional keys in the panel of DEVO F12E. Below are the details: 

(1) EXT: Reset key. Press EXT to exit the main menu. 

(2) ENT: Confirmation key. Press ENT to access the system or the function mode. 

(3) UP: Moves cursor up to the forward function item. 

(4) DN: Moves cursor down to the next function item. 

(5) R: Moves cursor right to increase the setting value. 

(6) L: Moves cursor left to decrease the setting value. 

5.0 Control Stick Adjustment 

Stick adjustment control has two parts:the stick length and degree of tightness. 

5.1 The stick length adjustment 

(1) Prolong the stick length: Counter clockwise rotate the stick 

head until the length you hope, and then counter clockwise 

tighten the stick sleeve. 

(2) Shorten the stick length: Clockwise rotate the stick sleeve until the 

length you hope, and then clockwise tighten the stick head. 

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5.2 Control Stick Tension Adjustment 

Use a cross screwdriver to adjust the rear cover screw show as below. Clockwise will increase stick tension 

and counter-clockwise reduce it. 

Regulation hole ror"""""----

throttle stick tension 

6.0 Neck Strap Usage 

The neck strap can be hooked on the face of the transmitter. 

The Hook located at the center helps to get optimal balance 

of the transmitter. 

7.0 Stick Mode Switch 

There are total four stick modes from MODE 1 through MODE 4. The left-hand throttle includes MODE 2 

and MODE 4, and the right-hand throttle includes MODE 1 and MODE 3. Below is the sketch map: 

Stick Mode 

Mode1 

Mode3 

Mode4 

SUck Mode 

Mode2 

Mode3 

Mode4 

MODE 2 and MODE 4 are 

listed in left-hand throttle. 

MODE 1 and MODE3 are 

listed in right-hand throtue. 

Stick Mode 

Mode1 

Mode2 

Mode3 

IMftHIM 

Stick Mode 

Mode 1 

Mode 2 

t4M¥GIM 

Mode 4 

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8.0 Switches between left-hand and right-hand throttles 

The throttle switch between the left hand and right hand will be successful if both the MECHANICAL switch 

and ELECTRONIC switch are finished, separately. Below are the methods for switching: 

8.1 Right-hand throttle switched to left-hand throttle 

(1) Mechanical switch 

D Open battery cover at the bottom of radio 

and 

~ 

take out battery . 

Audio output t 

00-vK!ao output 

EJ Use a driver to take out screws from A1 to A4, 

remove 

~ 

the floor board . 

A1-Q o-A3 

o-A2 A4-Q 

EJ Use a driver to take out screws from B1 to B4, then remove the left lateral, right lateral non-slipping 

blocks, respectively. as below photo. 

B1 

Left lateral 

block 

B2 

B4 

Right lateral 

-----11-----non-slipping 

block 

B3 

Below are shown the inside views of left and right throttle sets, respectively. Use cross screwdriver to loosen 

and remove Linkage Fixed Screw, Screw F, Screw G, and Throttle Control Spring in right throttle set. respectively, 

and then mount them in the corresponding positions in left throttle set. And then adjust the stick tension if 

you like. 

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(2) The ELECTRONIC switch 

In the main interface, press ENT to access the main menu;Press UP\DN to choose "system menu"; Press 

UP\DN to choose "stick model" and access via "ENT" key, or to choose "model 2\4" and confirm via ENT key, 

make a mark • ..,;• before the choosed model. Press EXT to exit after setup complete. 

Stick Mode 

Mode 1 

fl~@fJ'M 

Mode 3 

Mode 4 

MODE 2 and MODE 4 are 

listed in left-hand throttle. 

Stick Mode 

Mode1 

Mode2 

Mode3 

Through the mechnical and electronic swith,the right hand throttle switch to the left hand successfully and 

can be used normally. 

8.2 Left-hand throttle switched to right-hand throttle 

(1) Mechanical switch 

Refer to the above "Mechanical switch" to open the transmitter cover. 

See the following pictures to learn the internal conditions of the left and right hand stich. Then use a Phillips 

screwdriver to release the connecting rod fixed screw\screw F\screw G and throttle arresting slices in the 

left hand throttle position,and fix them up in the corresponding right hand Throttle position.According to personal 

feeling to adjust sa-ew F(adjust the Throtue stick to desired tention),then fixed up the transmitter back cover. 

F saewG 

(2) The data switch 

Refer to the steps of "8.1 right hand throttle switch to the left hand, (2)electric switch", access to "stick model". 

The left hand throttle switch to the right hand. There are 4 stick models can be choosed at the stick position.Press 

UP\DN to choose "model1\3" and confirm via ENT key,make a mark •..,;• before the choosed mode.Press 

EXT to exit after setup complete. The data can be switched automatically. 

Slick Mode 

Mode2 

Mode3 

Mode4 

MODE 1 and MODE3 are 

listed in right-hand throttle. 

Slick Mode 

Mode 1 

Mode 2 

tJM!t!WM 

Mode 4 

The switch from left hand throttle to right is completed and your DEVO F12E is ready for normal ftying. 

Note: Pay attention to the strength when removing and adjusting the screws. Excessive strength may damage 

them. 

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DEVD F12E 

9.0 Training function 

Two DEVO F12E transmitters working together can execute the training function to meet the requirements 

for the beginner. The setting method is shown as below: 

( 1) Data copy 

First, use the wireless copy function between two DEVO F12E to copy the main transmitter's model data to 

the trainee's transmitter, this promise the model data between two transmitters is same. Refer the copy method 

to the second part of helicopter "2.4 model wireless copy" and do the following steps: 

(2) Linkage 

Insert the digital signal wire from the trainer's transmitter into the DSC 

socket of the trainee's transmitter. Tum on the transmitter and a linkage 

icon will be shown on the boot screen. 

linkage icon 

01 ~ Model 01 0% OJ ~ 

Linkage icon at 

trainee's DEVO F12E 

0 0 0 0 0 0 

Tum on the power of the trainer's radio. Find out the trainee's model data, and then let the trainer's Radio 

bind with the aircraft model and fly it nonnally. Then tum off the power .Insert the other end of the digital signal 

wire into the trainer's DEVO F12E, and then tum on its power. A linkage icon will be shown as below: 

Trainer icon 

Training status display: when the trainer's icon becomes into "X", the trainee stops flying and the trainer is 

working; when the trainer's icon tums into'\!", the trainee is flying and the trainer is in leisure. 

01 ~ Model 01 0% 00:00~ !'i ~ 

Trainee is off and 

trainer is working 

0 0 0 0 0 0 

(3) Usage method 

01 ,_,. """"' 01 "' 00<0 !'1. ~ 

Trainee is working 

and trainer is orr 

0 0 0 0 0 0 

The training switch can be freely switchable between left trim and right trim. The default setting is right trim, 

see as the right illustration. 

During flight, if the trainer pushes Right Trim once, the linkage 

icon will be shown as • v" that means the control right is moved 

to the trainee from Trainer. If trainer pushes Right Trim once 

again, the linkage icon will be shown as ·x· that means the 

trainer takes back the control right from the trainee. 

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Left Trim 

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(4) Setting for training function channels 

Trainee is available to get full or part of flight control power to the aircraft model via setting the training function 

channel in the trainer's radio. Below is the setting method: 

Press the ENT to enter Main Menu, and then press UP or DN to move the navigational mark to select Function 

Menu. Then press ENT to enter the Function Menu and press UP or DN to select "Trainer", then press ENT 

to enter the Trainer interface. The available channels are shown below, and the current status of trainer switch 

is also shown there. 

Trainer 

Switch 

Elevator 

Aileron 

ThrotUe 

Rudder 

Gear 

Pitch 

Gyro 

M;@~I.,1 11 M 

Inhibit 

Inhibit 

Inhibit 

Inhibit 

Inhibit 

Inhibit 

Inhibit 

Trainer switch selection:Press UP or DN to select the switch option; 

press R or L to select the switch which you want. It includes right and 

left trim. The default setting is Right trim. 

Channel selection:Press UP or DN to select the channel option; Press 

R or L to select the channel(s) which you want to grant to trainee. The 

channel(s) you have selected will be activated as "Active". The channels 

which are not granted to trainee will be kept inhibited. The default setting 

is "lnhibir. 

Press EXT to exit. 

1 0.0 Customized fixed ID 

This setting will bind DEVO F12E with its receiver in a unique corresponding relationship. It will greatly speed 

up the time of automatic binding when DEVO F12E powered on. 

(1) Setting for fixed ID 

The setting for fixed ID should be under the status that automatic ID binding is successfully finished. Below 

is the setting method. 

Press ENT to enter the main Menu and press UP or DN to move the navigational mark to select Model menu. 

Press ENT to enter Model Menu. Press UP or DN to select Fixed ID and press ENT to enter the Fixed ID 

setting interface.(Fig. 1) 

If you want to activate the fixed ID settings, press R or L to change the status from off to ON. A series of 

random digits will be shown below after change to On. (Fig. 2) 

Press UP or DN to choose the ID code setting, press R or L to choose the digits,press UP or DN to move to 

the next code setting . there are 6 digits can be settad. {Fig. 3) 

Fixed ID ~ Fixed ID ~ Fixed ID ~ 

Status ...... Status - Status On 

..!7 

IDCQde 129965 ID Code []29965 

(Fig.1) (Fig. 2) (Fig. 3) 

Press ENT key after the new ID has been setted. An inquiry interface of "Are you sure?" pop up. "ID Code 

Matching ...... • will be shown after press ENT. After matching, the interface will be returned to Model Menu. 

FixediD Fixed ID 

. . Fixed ID Flxad ID 

Are you aura? ID 

~ 

Match ...... 

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(2) Fixed ID cancellation 

Insert the assorted BIND PLUG into the output terminal of BATT 

before the receiver is powered on, and then plug 5V DC power into 

other output terminal. The red light of receiver will flash slowly. This 

means the fixed ID code has been cancelled. Pull out bind plug. 

DEVO F12E also needs to make relative cancellation and revision 

after the fiXed ID in receiver is cleared out. 

Fixed ID 

Status ~ 

In the main interface press the ENT to enter Model Menu and then press 

UP or DN to move the navigational marl< to select Model Menu. Press 

ENT to enter ModeL Menu. Press UP or DN to select Fixed ID code and 

press ENT to enter the Fixed ID code interface. Press UP or DN to select 

S1atus option, Press R or L to change the status to Off. Then press EXT 

to exit. 

11.0 Installation requirement for receiver 

{ 1) It is important to correctly mount your radio system in your model. Below are some advices on how to 

install your equipments. 

{2) Wrap the receiver with 1 Omm thickness polyfoam and fix it with a rubber band or magic string on your 

helicopter or airplane. It helps protect the receiver. 

{3) It is necessary for you to use rubber grommets and copper sleeves to isolate the vibration from the main 

body. The mounting screws cannot be over-tightened. Otherwise, the rubber grommets will be distorted 

and decrease the vibration absorption effect. 

{4) When mounting the servos, make sure the servos' bell cranks cen move freely over their whole travel 

range and ensure the control linkages don't touch or impede the movement of the servos. 

{5) If installing various switches,please keep them far away from the engine tuned pipe and high vibration 

sources. Ensure all the switches move freely over their whole range. 

{6) Don't make the receiver antennas wrapped or parallel,keep the two antennas form 90 degrees angle. 

11.1 Receiver Frame rata setting 

There are 11 Millisecond and 22 Millisecond Frame Rate. When using 11 Millisecond frame rate, it can't be 

compatible with Analog servos. Please select the 22 Millisecond Frame Rate if use Anolog servos. 

{1) LED Indicator 

• Red LED indicates 22ms frame rate; 

• Blue LED indicates 11 ms frame rate; 

• Red&Biue LED indicate the frame rate is under setting; 

• Red& Blue LED flash means both frame rate can be set; 

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