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Initial Setup
1. Verify your transmitter is updated to the latest Spektrum AirWare
software to take advantage of Forward Programming. See your transmitter
manual for updating instructions.
2. Install the receiver in your airplane.
3. Bind the receiver to your transmitter.
4. Complete the airplane setup on your transmitter including wing type, tail
type, channel assignments, mixing, sub trim and travel the same as you
would for any other aircraft without AS3X+. Verify the center of gravity is
correct and test fly your aircraft.
IMPORTANT: Do not use open mixes for flight control surfaces when setting
up a model with the AR637T+ for AS3X+ and SAFE. Only use wing and tail
type options to configure flight controls. Refer to your transmitter manual for
more information about wing and tail type features.
Basic AS3X+ Setup
To use AS3X+ technology with the Spektrum AR637T+ receiver, the receiver
must be set up with a compatible, forward programming capable Spektrum
transmitter.
• The model must be fully setup in the transmitter and flyable (actual flight
testing/verification is preferable). Things like wing/tail type, subtrims, reversing,
travel, absolute travel, etc should all be configured before continuing.
• Ensure you have an empty channel to assign a gain channel.
1. With the receiver on and bound, in the transmitter, enter Forward
Programming
iX series: Model Adjust > Forward Programming
NX series: Function List > Forward Programming )
2. In Forward Programming, go to Gyro Settings > First Time Setup.
Confirm the model configuration prompt in the first 2 pages.
3. In the orientation setup screen there are two options:
a. Use the automatic orientation detection by levelling the model, select
Continue, point the model nose down 90 degrees from its level position,
and select Continue. Note that for this test, the model doesn't have
to be perfectly level in the first step, or perfectly pointing down in the
second step. A margin of +/- 30 degrees should still result in a proper
capture.
-OR-
b. Manually set orientation. This is preferable on large models that are
difficult to move/tilt while avoiding damage.
4. Confirm/Select the receiver/sensors orientation in relation to the model
and select Continue.
5. Enter the Gain Channel Select menu:
a. For gain channel, choose the empty channel you wish to use for gain
adjustment.
b. For switch, select the gain adjustment input (trimmer, knob/slider, or
switch. Preferable in the provided order)
• If using a trimmer, make sure to lower its value all the way to -100%
before flying.
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