Spektrum AS3X Programmer

Horizon Hobby, LLC

About this app

Spektrum AS3X Programmer
Horizon Hobby LLC.

Description

A Spektrum AS3X Bluetooth Adapter is required for Android device use. Part number SPMBT1000 available at your local hobby shop or HorizonHobby.com
The Audio Cable (SPMA3081) or the USB Cable (SPMA3065) No longer functions with the latest version of the Android compatible Spektrum AS3X Programmer App

This free AS3X® programming app is for use with the next generation Spektrum™ AS3X receivers. Using its intuitive graphical interface you can:
- Create different AS3X flight modes
- Activate different wing and tail mixes
- Make servo adjustments: reverse, subtrim, travel and balance
- Adjust dual rate and expo
- Map output for each channel
- Make gain adjustments
And more!

It is compatible with the following Spektrum AS3X receivers:
- AR6335 6-Channel Nanolite (SPMAR6335)
- AR636 6-Channel Sport (SPMAR636)
- AR7350 7-Channel (SPMAR7350)
- AR9350 9-Channel (SPMAR9350)

What is AS3X Technology?
AS3X (Artificial Stabilization – 3-aXis) technology is a combination of 3-axis sensors and exclusive software that works behind the scenes to smooth out the effects of disruptive forces like turbulence and torque. It doesn’t limit your control or fly the plane for you. You simply feel like you’re flying an expertly tuned model that does exactly what you want.

©2014 Horizon Hobby, LLC. AS3X is a registered trademark of Horizon Hobby, LLC. The Spektrum trademark is used with permission of Bachmann Industries, Inc. All other trademarks, service marks and logos are properties of their respective owners.

Ratings and reviews

Galaxy S9+: As mentioned in previous reviews, the position of graphics covers the numerical values in gain/rate/priority adjustment modes. During periods of adjustment, the bluetooth will drop requiring a power recycle and reconnect. On several occasions on initial use, it shut down my AR9350T and forced a re-bind each time, otherwise it would not power on. Aside from these issues, it's working and allows the necessary programming to utilize the AS3X functionality. Screw apple IOS.

Ugh. Constantly crashing which then causes out of sync so on restart of the app I have to sync which causes a delay before I can get back to what I was programming. Then I'm good for a couple of changes before it craps out again. At least I have an unused iPhone 6 plus that works better. Don't expect much from the Android version. Extremely disappointed because full up, it's a great system.

How can I tell which model is in the RX. I can choose a model but nothing tells me that I can write what I see on the screen to the RX. Then I have no idea if I make a new model how to write it to the RX. When I first connect some times it will say that there is a difference between the one on the computer/phone and I can choose. Then if I make changes how do I know if they are going on to the plane? Had to replace a bad RX in my plane. Bought a new 636A. Had no idea how burn the downloaded Cessna file into. You can't. You have to use the update program. Why are these not combined. Now with the Cessna file burned into the 636 I still have no idea how to update it with the info on the app. With BT it will say it is connected but does not change the Model I have on the screen. BTW how the heck do I turn on or off AS3X? The app does NOT have a button for that. Nor does it allow you to choose which switch. This is a mess!!!!! BTW not ONE document even covers this app. They are all utterly useless and written for older versions. Can't someone write a complete guide. That is after you fix this thing functionally.

What's new

Support for iX20.