The Binding function allows you to bind the transmitter and receiver pair. When new, it is necessary to pair the transmitter and
receiver to prevent interference from radio controllers operated by other users. This operation is referred to as 'binding'. Once
the binding procedure is complete, the setting is remembered even when the transmitter and receiver are turned OFF, therefore,
this procedure usually only needs to be done once. Bind codes are unique to each transmitter and receiver pair, so you can bind
multiple receivers to the same transmitter.

Before beginning the binding procedure, connect the switch harness, servos and the receiver battery to your receiver, using
the diagram on page 8. Make sure that both the transmitter and the receiver are turned OFF.

The transmitter is compatible with FH2 receivers, however, the transmitter is also
compatible with FH2F and DS2 receivers. To bind the transmitter to an FH2F or DS2
receiver (not common in North America), the transmitter Modulation Type must first be
changed. For more information, see the Modulation Type section on page 18.

1) Turn the transmitter ON. The Power Indicator on the transmitter will illuminate red.

2) While holding down the Bind Button on the receiver, turn the receiver ON. The
Bind LED on the receiver will flash slowly. Release the Bind Button. The Bind
LED on the receiver will continue to flash slowly.

You must complete step 3 below within 10 seconds after pressing the Bind
Button on the receiver or you will need to start the binding procedure over.

3) Quickly press the Bind Button on the transmitter. The Bind LED on the receiver will flash
rapidly, go out momentarily, then illuminate solid blue, indicating the binding procedure
is complete.

1) włącz nadajnik i poczekaj aż zaświeci się czerwona lampka
2) trzymając przycisk parowania (bind) włącz odbiornik (powinna zacząć powoli migać lampka parowania)
3) szybko kliknij przycisk parowania na nadajniku (lampka parowania odbiornika powinna zacząć szybko migać i po chwili zacząć świecić światłem ciągłym co sygnalizuje zakończenie parowania i nawiązanie normalnej łączności z nadajnikiem).