Binding, mapping, arming, Spectrum DX6i tramsnitter to Nano JJpro T1 Racing drone

It took but I was able to get a spectrum dx6i transmitter on loan to test the new JJpro T1 nano racer.
Stay tuned for the complete review and flight video.
Here are some simple binding and mapping instructions.
Binding - first turn on the aircraft and wait 10 seconds for the flight controller/receiver to go into bind mode. Turn on your spectrum dx6i transmitter while holding the trainer switch up to get it to bind to the aircraft, you should notice the lights on the flight controller change as soon as it binds. You will know the aircraft and transmitter are bound if you turn the transmitter on and off and you see the lights on the flight controller turn on and off as it connects and disconnects.
Once the aircraft is bound, connect to clean flight and check to make sure the throttle rudder pitch and roll are all responding correctly. I had to go into the command line interface and type
"map AETR1234" without quotes, and hit enter and then type save and hit enter to get the channels mapped properly.
Once the channels wear mapped properly I had to set the arm disarm switch, I set it to aux channel 1. If you flip the switch and the light turns green your good to go, if it stays greyed out you need to check the throttle range and make sure the range for the arm disarm mode switch falls within the throttle range. My throttle range was something like 1200 to 1870 but when I flipped the switch the value was above 1870 so it wouldn't recognize. I had to go into the dx6i transmitter settings and go into travel adjustment and set the throttle to %125 and I had to set the value for the gear switch in the up position to 84.
This brings the green line into the range you set and into a range that the throttle can recognize.
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