Manual – HITEC Lynx 4S User Manual

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MANUAL:

SECTION 1

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Receiver (cont.)

Proton 4:
1. Function Button:
Used for linking the receiver to a transmitter.
2. LED Status Indicator:
Indicates the set-up process codes and the current status of a Proton 4 receiver.
3. Channel Output and Battery Input Ports:
These ports are for batteries, servos and other accessories.
4. Temp Port:
The temperature of your model can be checked via a temperature sensor.
A temperature alarm can also be set.
5. RPM Port:
Checks RPM and speed with an RPM sensor.
6. GPS Sensor (installed):
A GPS sensor is factory-installed in the Proton 4 to gauge your car speed.
Operating Voltage:
Accepts four to six cell rechargeable NiMH, NiCD, or LiPo batteries (4.8~7.4V).
Selecting the appropriate voltage depends on the capabilities of the servos you intend to use.
HTS-TEMP (Temperature Sensor):
A temp sensor can be used by plugging it into the PROTON 4 receiver without a sensor station. Attach the
sensor to a target surface such as a motor, an ESC, or an engine. Gauge Range: 0~250 degrees C, 32~482
degrees F.
HTS-MRPM (RPM Sensor):
An RPM sensor can be used by plugging it into the Proton 4 receiver without a sensor station. Attach the
sensor to a target surface like a spur gear or fly wheel. Gauge Range: 0~99999 RPM.
GPS Sensor (Built-in RX Type):
A GPS speed sensor is factory-installed in the Proton 4 receiver. You can gauge your car speed on the Lynx 4S
screen by using the Proton 4 receiver without any attachments. Range : 0~250km/H. Remember to use your
GPS sensor outdoors only as it will not receive satellite information inside.