Binding a remote control car receiver is a relatively simple process that can be completed in a few minutes. It involves connecting the receiver to the radio controller and ensuring that the two devices can communicate with each other.
The binding process ensures that the radio controller and the car receiver are ‘paired’ and only respond to each other.
The first step in binding your car receiver is to move both your car and radio controller away from any other electronics or remote control devices, as this may interfere with the pairing process. Once you have moved away from any potential interference, you will need to power up both your car and your radio controller.
Next, you will need to locate the ‘bind’ button on your radio controller. This may be located either on the side of the device or on the back. When you have found it, hold down this button until a light flashes on the device – this indicates that it is in ‘binding mode’.
Now turn on your car, and then locate its bind switch, which will usually be located near its battery pack or motor. Once you have located this switch, press it down until a light flashes – this indicates that it is in ‘binding mode’.
The final step: After both devices are in their respective ‘binding modes’, slowly move them closer together until they are within about 1-2 feet of each other. After doing so, release both buttons at the same time – this should cause both lights to flash rapidly for a few seconds before slowing down and becoming steady again. This indicates that your radio controller has successfully bound with your car receiver.
Conclusion
: Binding a remote control car receiver is not difficult once you understand how it works. Simply power up both devices and locate their respective bind buttons before bringing them close together so they can communicate with each other. Once done correctly, you will be able to take control of your remote control car!
