<p>So the radio arrived, and I plugged in some servos and a motor and here's what I think everything is;</p>
<p>Ch1 is rudder, right stick right+left(I think, there was something weird with it)</p>
<p>Ch2 is elevator, right stick up+down</p>
<p>Ch3 was motor, left stick up+down</p>
<p>Ch4 was ailerons, left stick right+left</p>
<p>Ch5 and CH6 were switches</p>

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Ceramicmrno0b
<p>I ordered this <a href="https://www.banggood.com/JJRC-JJPRO-EM-16-2_4GHz-6CH-AFHDS-2A-Mode-2-RC-Transmitter-with-Receiver-Support-P175-for-RC-Drone-p-1724957.html?rmmds=search&amp;cur_warehouse=CN" rel="nofollow noreferrer">JJRC JJPRO EM-16 2.4GHz 6CH AFHDS 2A Mode 2 RC Transmitter with Receiver Support P175 for RC Drone</a> from banggood, and now I'm trying to figure out what the default settings are and how to program it. I did a bunch of google searches, but I cannot find any sort of manual or user's guide or even a youtube tutorial for this radio online.</p>
<p>Does anybody know where I can find a manual for this radio?</p>

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2020-10-16T21:46:05.350Z
Huh. Looks like a *highly* simplified FlySky FS-i6 clone...
ifconfig
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I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't actually even have configurable settings. The LCD screen and navigation buttons from the FlySky FS-i6 design have been removed, so I don't know how configuration would wotk anyways.
ifconfig
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If you're lucky there may be some switches for servo reversing and to enable v-tail or elevon mixing hidden in the battery compartment or under a flap somewhere, but otherwise it looks like an ordinary non-programable radio. They're fine, so long as you only fly one model, or trim the model rather than the transmitter - you can just turn servos around to reverse them, and you can buy plug-in mixers that go between the Rx and servos. If you fly multi-rotors, you may never need to upgrade but if you fly planes I'd plan for an upgrade in a year or so.
Robin Bennett
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I also bought this receiver and transmitter and struggling to understand channel 1 (thinking it could be PPM?), did you work out how to read it in the end?
Matt Hiscocks
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@MattHiscocks, I had a problem with it when I bought mine as well, but I never fixed it. I just switched out ch4 for ch1. You lose ailerons but at least you have a rudder. If you plan on flying for more than a hobby you should probably get a new controller rather than learn bad flight habits by flying on a weird controller. If you do figure out how to fix that, let me know, I definitely want to fix that problem.
Ceramicmrno0b
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Does anyone have a manual for this radio?
Ceramicmrno0b
# Does anyone have a manual for this radio?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-10-16)

I ordered this [JJRC JJPRO EM-16 2.4GHz 6CH AFHDS 2A Mode 2 RC Transmitter with Receiver Support P175 for RC Drone](https://www.banggood.com/JJRC-JJPRO-EM-16-2_4GHz-6CH-AFHDS-2A-Mode-2-RC-Transmitter-with-Receiver-Support-P175-for-RC-Drone-p-1724957.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN) from banggood, and now I'm trying to figure out what the default settings are and how to program it. I did a bunch of google searches, but I cannot find any sort of manual or user's guide or even a youtube tutorial for this radio online.

Does anybody know where I can find a manual for this radio?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Huh. Looks like a *highly* simplified FlySky FS-i6 clone...  
> **username_1**: I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't actually even have configurable settings. The LCD screen and navigation buttons from the FlySky FS-i6 design have been removed, so I don't know how configuration would wotk anyways.  
> **username_2**: If you're lucky there may be some switches for servo reversing and to enable v-tail or elevon mixing hidden in the battery compartment or under a flap somewhere, but otherwise it looks like an ordinary non-programable radio. They're fine, so long as you only fly one model, or trim the model rather than the transmitter - you can just turn servos around to reverse them, and you can buy plug-in mixers that go between the Rx and servos. If you fly multi-rotors, you may never need to upgrade but if you fly planes I'd plan for an upgrade in a year or so.  
> **username_3**: I also bought this receiver and transmitter and struggling to understand channel 1 (thinking it could be PPM?), did you work out how to read it in the end?  
> **username_0**: @MattHiscocks, I had a problem with it when I bought mine as well, but I never fixed it. I just switched out ch4 for ch1. You lose ailerons but at least you have a rudder. If you plan on flying for more than a hobby you should probably get a new controller rather than learn bad flight habits by flying on a weird controller. If you do figure out how to fix that, let me know, I definitely want to fix that problem.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2020-11-05. Score: 4 | Accepted answer

So the radio arrived, and I plugged in some servos and a motor and here's what I think everything is;

Ch1 is rudder, right stick right+left(I think, there was something weird with it)

Ch2 is elevator, right stick up+down

Ch3 was motor, left stick up+down

Ch4 was ailerons, left stick right+left

Ch5 and CH6 were switches


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