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- Brand
- FrSky
- Model
- R9M 2019
- Category
- Other Electronics
- Industry
- Automotive
- Documents
- 7
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2023-10-15
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FrSky R9M 2019 Telemetry Module Instruction Manual
The FrSky R9M 2019 is a long-range radio control telemetry module operating in either 900MHz (Non-LBT) or 868MHz (LBT) frequencies. It features four switchable RF power outputs and utilizes the Smart Port interface for telemetry data transmission. The module supports the FrSky ACCESS protocol for automatic registration and binding with compatible transmitters.
Read onlineFrSky R9M 2019 specifications
| RF Operating Frequency | 915MHz (Non-LBT) / 868MHz (LBT) |
|---|---|
| Voltage Range | DC 6.5V~13V |
| Telemetry Interface | Smart Port |
| Numbers of channel | 16CH |
| Compatibility | R9 ACCESS series and TD series |
All FrSky R9M 2019 documents by type
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
- FrSky R9M 2019 Telemetry Module Instruction Manual 2 p
- FrSky R9M 2019 Module Instruction Manual 2 p
- FrSky R9M 2019 Telemetry Module User Manual 2 p
- FrSky R9M 2019 Module Instruction Manual 2 p
- FrSky R9M 2019 Telemetry Module User Manual 2 p
- FrSky R9M 2019 Module Instruction Manual 2 p
- FrSky R9M 2019 Telemetry Module User Manual 2 p
Questions answered in these manuals
How do I register and bind the receiver?
Put the transmitter into [Reg] status, connect the battery to the receiver while holding the F/S button, then select [Bind] on the transmitter.
What are the available failsafe modes?
The three available failsafe modes are No Pulse, Hold, and Custom.
What is the operating frequency of the R9M 2019 EU module?
The module operates at 868MHz.
How do I switch between Telemetry and No Telemetry modes?
You can switch modes using the switches on the module, which changes the LED blinking pattern to indicate the selected power level.
How do I register the module?
Put the transmitter into [Reg] status, connect the battery to the receiver while holding the F/S button, then select [ENTER] on the transmitter.
What are the failsafe modes?
The three modes are No Pulse, Hold, and Custom, which determine the receiver's behavior when the signal is lost.