Spectrum wireless interface to simulator V2

The SP2WS2000 V2 wireless interface to the USB port of your Android computer or mobile device is compatible with the Spektrum DSM2 / DSMX RC transmitters. When connected to a computer, a gaming device is created, which can be used to control a wide range of RC simulators (eg Real Flight 8 +, Real Flight 9, DRL (Drone Racing League) and LiftOff FPV, FMS, etc.). The simulator uses standard drivers that are part of common operating systems (Windows, Android, Mac).

Installation procedure

1. On the Spektrum transmitter (if programmable) choose a new model ( Acro type, for aerobatic helicopters with a self-controlled team select Heli type)
2. Insert the key into the USB port of the computer and hold the pairing button at the end of the box
3. The key enters the pairing mode indicated by the fast flashing LED
4. Put your Spektrum transmitter in pairing mode
5. The LED on the key goes out after pairing
6. The transmitter is now wirelessly connected to the computer and will be recognized by the simulator
7. Set the transmitter in the simulator (calibration, channels, etc.)
8. If you do not change the model (for programmable transmitters), no re-pairing is required.

Recommended for simulators

• Real Flight 8 and higher
• DRL (Drone Racing League) Simulator
• LiftOff FPV Simulator
• HotProps FPV Simulator
• Android - Absolute RC Plane Sim
• Android - FPV FreeRider

Spektrum SPMWS2000 wireless key cannot be used with simulators: Real Flight 7.5 and lower, Real Flight X, Phoenix RC.

Key properties

• Wirelessly connect the Spektrum DSM2 / DSMX to a PC or mobile device. Creates a game controller.
• Integrated pairing button
• Compatible with PC, MAC, and Android. No additional drivers or additional software are needed - drivers are a standard part of the listed operating systems.
• Powered via USB port
• Not compatible with Phoenix RC!
• Not compatible with DM9 or DX7 Gen 1

Note: The item is identical in functionality to the SPMWS1000 wireless interface, the difference is only in the printed circuit design. < / i>