FlySky FS-TH9x, Turnigy 9x Stick Calibration How-to

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August 20, 2012

When you first get your TH9x, Turnigy 9x radio, I recommend you calibrate your sticks.
It’s a quick procedure that ensure your sticks range of motion is seen correctly by the
firmware. Keep in mind, this should work for all the variants of the FlySky FS-TH9x. i.e.
Turnigy 9x, Imax-9x, Eurgle and CopterX

If not, here’s the procedure all new Turnigy 9x owners should perform.

Enter calibration mode:

On the left stick, press and hold the trim up.

On the right stick, press and hold the trim to the left.
Keep both trims held while turning on the power.

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You will see the following screen if you successfully entered into the calibration mode:

Calibration steps:

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1. Begin by centering both sticks. Then press and hold the Menu button down until you
hear a confirmation beep.

The numbers 0000 on the top will increase to 0001.

2. The right stick gets calibrated first.

Move the right stick diagonally to the upper right. Hold it there while long pressing
the menu button down until the confirmation beep.
The numbers 0001 will now increase to 0002.
Now, move the same stick diagonally to the lower left position. Hold it there while
long pressing the menu button till the confirmation beep is heard.
The numbers 0002 will increase to 0003.
Done with the right stick. We will do the left stick in the same manner.

3. The left stick gets calibrated next.

Move the left stick diagonally to the upper right corner. Hold it there and then long
press the menu button until the confirmation beep is heard.
The numbers on the display will increment to 0004.
Finally, move the left stick to the lower left corner and long press the menu button.
The beep will sound.
The numbers will change to 0005 now.

4. Finally, recenter both sticks. Long press the menu button until the beep is heard. The
number will stay at 0005.

5. Exit and save the calibration result by double pressing the exit button. This will save
your calibration and return to the regular menu.

That’s all there is to it. You have successfully calibrated your sticks. Hope that helped you
guys out.

9 Responses so far

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1. Marc Cepeda
August 27, 2012 at 3:28 PM

Great post!

Just curious. I know they’re essentially the same, but is there any
reason to choose the Turnigy over the FlySky model? I personally
chose the FS because of the black case.

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HacksMods
August 27, 2012 at 10:57 PM

The color of the plastic is one difference. As well as the color of

the logo and switches decals. I personally prefer the FlySky FS-
TH9x because the antenna is already on the rear module. Which
means you don’t have to relocate it if you intend on doing the
DSM2 mod.

The only exception to this is the FlySky FS-TH9x that Hobby Partz, xHeli and
NitroPlanes sell. Those are essentially the same companies, and their version
of the TH9x has the antenna mounted at the top just like the Turnigy 9x.

Beyond those physical difference, they are essentially the same radio. It is said
that they are manufacturer in the same plant.

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Marc Cepeda
August 30, 2012 at 2:02 PM

Ah, thanks for clearing that up. I forgot that the rear
module antenna was the other reason I went with the
FlySky. Kinda neat having two antennae coming from the
radio (the 2nd being from my DSM mod). :)

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 2. Brian Evans
December 13, 2012 at 6:58 PM

I calibrated my turnigy transmitter and I seem to be getting in even

calibration. For example, When I view the display menu it says that the
sticks are off center and I get uneven throws in each direction on the
rudder and elevator.

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hacksmod
December 24, 2012 at 2:41 PM

Try asking your question in the 9xforum. Good guys there that
might have an answer for your problem. Thanks.

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hacksmod
December 24, 2012 at 2:50 PM

If you’re using the er9x firmware. Make sure you calibrate via it’s
Calibration menu as well. Long press the left button (+ button)
and you will go into the Radio Setup menu. On page 6 is the
Calibration. This should be ran at least once. it’s the firmware
stick calibration. Perhaps that’s the source of your problem?

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Rust
June 1, 2013 at 1:46 AM

Create a new model and it will be fine. The old one remembers
the values before calibration.

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3. Brian Evans
December 13, 2012 at 6:59 PM

I’m sorry correction I get an uneven calibration

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