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FlexTeam: /* Issue: During initial setup, I do not have transmitter control of the aircraft. */

2020-08-12T21:50:45Z

‎Issue: During initial setup, I do not have transmitter control of the aircraft.

FlexTeam at 00:23, 21 June 2019

2019-06-21T00:23:18Z

WikiSys at 22:40, 28 March 2017

2017-03-28T22:40:35Z

FlexTeam at 15:08, 15 August 2016

2016-08-15T15:08:05Z

FlexTeam: /* Issue: During initial setup, I do not have transmitter control of the aircraft. */

2016-08-15T15:07:12Z

‎Issue: During initial setup, I do not have transmitter control of the aircraft.

FlexTeam: /* Issue: During initial setup, I do not have transmitter control of the aircraft. */

2016-08-15T15:05:46Z

‎Issue: During initial setup, I do not have transmitter control of the aircraft.

FlexTeam: /* Issue: During initial setup, I do not have transmitter control of the aircraft. */

2016-08-15T15:04:02Z

‎Issue: During initial setup, I do not have transmitter control of the aircraft.

FlexTeam at 15:02, 15 August 2016

2016-08-15T15:02:05Z

FlexTeam at 15:00, 15 August 2016

2016-08-15T15:00:36Z

FlexTeam at 14:59, 15 August 2016

2016-08-15T14:59:59Z

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 **If using '''4 PWM (servo leads)''' Check the following:
 ***Make sure your Rx is Linked (or Bound) to your Tx, and each Rx port needed can drive a normal servo.
-***Make sure ALL of the expected inputs are present. (Typically 4, Receiver ''Ail, Ele, Rud, CH5'' -to- Aura ''S1, S2, S3, S4''). Connection WILL NOT be recognized unless all expected are present.
+***'''Make sure ALL of the expected inputs are present.''' (Typically 4, Receiver ''Ail, Ele, Rud, CH5'' -to- Aura ''S1, S2, S3, S4''). Connection WILL NOT be recognized unless all expected are present.
 ***Make sure the polarity is correct. Signal to Signal. Ground to Ground
 ***Make sure the settings are correct in the Aura Config Tool (Brand -> PWM -> Servo Ports)

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	The Quick Trim features stores the trim changes inside Aura in the 'Sub-trim' memory. These are NOT saved to the Aura Config Tool's PC File automatically. After performing a Quick Trim on your Aura, you must first read from the Aura in the Aura Config Tool then save the settings on to a .acf file your PC. Further editing/changes can then me made on the Config Tool and Saved, and Written to Aura.		The Quick Trim features stores the trim changes inside Aura in the 'Sub-trim' memory. These are NOT saved to the Aura Config Tool's PC File automatically. After performing a Quick Trim on your Aura, you must first read from the Aura in the Aura Config Tool then save the settings on to a .acf file your PC. Further editing/changes can then me made on the Config Tool and Saved, and Written to Aura.

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	==== Issue: I used Quick Trim then used the Config Tool again, and my trim changes are lost. ====		==== Issue: I used Quick Trim then used the Config Tool again, and my trim changes are lost. ====
	The Quick Trim features stores the trim changes inside Aura in the 'Sub-trim' memory. These are NOT saved to the Aura Config Tool's PC File automatically. After performing a Quick Trim on your Aura, you must first read from the Aura in the Aura Config Tool then save the settings on to a .acf file your PC. Further editing/changes can then me made on the Config Tool and Saved, and Written to Aura.		The Quick Trim features stores the trim changes inside Aura in the 'Sub-trim' memory. These are NOT saved to the Aura Config Tool's PC File automatically. After performing a Quick Trim on your Aura, you must first read from the Aura in the Aura Config Tool then save the settings on to a .acf file your PC. Further editing/changes can then me made on the Config Tool and Saved, and Written to Aura.
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 **If the Green Aura LED is not on, the Aura is not receiving a valid signal or is configured incorrectly.
 *'''If NO Solid Green LED:'''
-**If using radio Auto-Detect, make sure your radio has a Supported Digital data feed. (The retail Aura 8 supports Spektrum brand DSM2/X Remote Recievers, Spektrum SRXL capable Receivers, Futaba S.Bus/2, Graupner SumD of 8, JR X.Bus Mode B, Jeti Standard UDI12*). Make sure your radio is configured to provide the data.
+**''If using radio Auto-Detect'', make sure your radio has a Supported Digital data feed. (The retail Aura 8 supports Spektrum brand DSM2/X Remote Recievers, Spektrum SRXL capable Receivers, Futaba S.Bus/2, Graupner SumD of 8, JR X.Bus Mode B, Jeti Standard UDI12*). Make sure your radio is configured to provide the data.
 ***Spektrum and Futaba digital feed capable equipment typically has the feed 'always on'.
 ***JR, Graupner, and Jeti typically require special settings (and potentially correct firmware versions). Consult your radio manuals or support.
 ***Note: If Auto-detect is enabled, a 'sweeping back and forth' display of Aura's 4 LED's indicates it is searching for a valid signal, and if it persists, it cannot find one. Check the items in this section and provide a proper signal, or use the Aura Config Tool to manually select one if yours is not supported by Auto-Detect.
-**If NOT using radio Auto-Detect, make sure you have configured Aura to read the correct Data feed/type. See the Setup Tab in the Aura Config Tool PC Application. Make sure your radio is configured to provide the data.
+**''If '''NOT''' using radio Auto-Detect'', make sure you have configured Aura to read the correct Data feed/type. See the Setup Tab in the Aura Config Tool PC Application. Make sure your radio is configured to provide the data.
 ***Spektrum and Futaba digital feed equipment typically has the feed always on.
 ***JR, Graupner, and Jeti typically require special settings (and potentially correct firmware versions). Consult your radio manuals or support.

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 **If the Green Aura LED is not on, the Aura is not receiving a valid signal or is configured incorrectly.
 *'''If NO Solid Green LED:'''
-**If using radio Auto-Detect, make sure your radio has a Supported Digital data feed. (The retail Aura 8 supports Spektrum brand DSM2/X Remote Recievers, Spektrum SRXL capable Receivers, Futaba S.Bus/2, Graupner SumD of 8, JR X.Bus Mode B, Jeti Standard UDI12*). Make sure your radio is configured to provide the data. Spektrum and Futaba digital feed capable equipment typically has the feed 'always on'. JR, Graupner, and Jeti typically require special settings (and potentially correct firmware versions). Consult your radio manuals or support.
+**If using radio Auto-Detect, make sure your radio has a Supported Digital data feed. (The retail Aura 8 supports Spektrum brand DSM2/X Remote Recievers, Spektrum SRXL capable Receivers, Futaba S.Bus/2, Graupner SumD of 8, JR X.Bus Mode B, Jeti Standard UDI12*). Make sure your radio is configured to provide the data.
 ***Note: If Auto-detect is enabled, a 'sweeping back and forth' display of Aura's 4 LED's indicates it is searching for a valid signal, and if it persists, it cannot find one. Check the items in this section and provide a proper signal, or use the Aura Config Tool to manually select one if yours is not supported by Auto-Detect.
 **If NOT using radio Auto-Detect, make sure you have configured Aura to read the correct Data feed/type. See the Setup Tab in the Aura Config Tool PC Application. Make sure your radio is configured to provide the data.

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 :::Note: If Auto-detect is enabled, a 'sweeping back and forth' display of Aura's 4 LED's indicates it is searching for a valid signal, and if it persists, it cannot find one. Check the items in this section and provide a proper signal, or use the Aura Config Tool to manually select one if yours is not supported by Auto-Detect.
 **If NOT using radio Auto-Detect, make sure you have configured Aura to read the correct Data feed/type. See the Setup Tab in the Aura Config Tool PC Application. Make sure your radio is configured to provide the data.
-**Spektrum and Futaba digital feed equipment typically has the feed always on.
+***Spektrum and Futaba digital feed equipment typically has the feed always on.
-**JR and Graupner typically require special settings (and potentially correct firmware versions). Consult your radio manuals or support.
+***JR and Graupner typically require special settings (and potentially correct firmware versions). Consult your radio manuals or support.
 **Double check that you have the data feed cable connected to the CORRECT PORT and correct polarity. Receiver labeling can be confusing, study it closely and consult the equipment's instructions.
 **Check if Aura has a solid Blue LED light. Blue On is a Failsafe indication. Check Rx/Tx Bind/Re-Bind. Check/Replace cable connecting Aura to Rx/Remote Rx.