Please refer to the diagram below, provided courtesy of Oscar Liang.

You will require a 1.5mm hex key or hex driver for the gimbal spring adjustment and a small phillips head driver for the throttle friction.

Note:
Turn the screws clockwise to loosen tension and counter clockwise to make tighter.

The RadioMaster radios equipped with multi-protocol modules are able to work with most receivers and bind & fly models available to day. The Most commonly used receivers are those compatible with Frsky, DSMX, Flysky and Futaba S-FHSS.

Different manufacturers have different processes for getting their receivers in to bind modes. Please follow the procedure outlined by the manufacturer of your particular receiver.

For a full list of supported protocols please visit the following link.
https://www.multi-module.org/basics/supported-protocols

If you are experiencing problems with using your TX16s as a game controller for flight simulators you may need fix your drivers in windows 10. Checkout the videos below to solve the problem.

Many DSM receivers have what is known as "fly-by" telemetry, this is a very short range telemetry system intended to give telemetry data only at close range. The problem presents its self most noticeably in small BNF models which may have as little as 30m of telemetry range. This issue does not however effect the range of the actual RF link and the telemetry warnings may lead some pilots to think they have a range issue with the model when in fact they do not. There is a setting in OpenTX that allows for these telemetry warnings to be disabled and the topic is covered on the Multi-module website.

Disable the telemetry warnings with the check box below.

Visit the DSM page of the Multi-module website to learn more.
https://www.multi-module.org/using-the-module/protocol-details/dsm

An update speaker kit is available for the TX16s. Please contact your favorite RadioMaster dealer to order.

To install the speaker remove the rear case, fit the sponge in the speaker cavity shown in the picture below and use the 3 supplied screws to fit the speaker with the black side facing out.

Disconnect the front speaker from the main board as shown below and connect the rear case speaker then connect the front speaker to the second connector of the rear case speaker. Both speakers are now connected and working together.

A. GND

B. Insert Detection 

C. PPM

D. Null (not used)

We suggest using a MONO 3.5mm plug for best results (JR/Spectrum style Trainer Cable).