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Maintenance reference

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Team Associated Rival MT10 RTR · 20516

Exact 20516 own edition; component tasks conditional on installed electronics.

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Start with the correct reference

For installed XP120 after transmitter/receiver replacement: power receiver, Pair connector, transmitter on, remove connector and confirm solid LED. RTR radio already bound; receiver DVC variant must be identified.

Service guides

Choose the operation for the assembly being serviced. Each step links to its manufacturer reference.

Bind the installed XP120 and set its failsafe

For an original Rival MT10 20516 still fitted with the XP120 radio and the receiver Pair/F/S pins shown in the cited manual. Receiver variants or replacement radios require their own documentation.

Before starting

Steps

  1. Connect the receiver to its receiver battery or ESC power source and turn it on.Source, PDF p. 4
  2. Fit the Bind connector to the receiver Pair pins. The receiver LED flashes rapidly.Source, PDF p. 4
  3. Switch on the transmitter, then remove the Bind connector from the receiver.Source, PDF p. 4
  4. Check that the receiver LED remains solid, the manual indication that binding succeeded.Source, PDF p. 4
  5. With the vehicle still on the stand and both transmitter and vehicle powered, fit the Bind connector to the receiver F/S pins. The receiver LED flashes rapidly.Source, PDF p. 5
  6. Hold the throttle trigger at the desired failsafe position. The manual recommends neutral.Source, PDF p. 5
  7. Keep holding that position, remove the Bind connector from the receiver, then immediately plug it back into the F/S pins. A solid receiver LED indicates the failsafe position has been stored.Source, PDF p. 5

Final checks

Parts, tools and consumables

No separate parts or tools are listed here. Check the cited instructions for consumables, tools and replacement decisions.

Part links open an exact-model OEM listing. Quantities, reused hardware and condition-dependent replacements may need checking in the manual. A listed part is not an instruction to replace it.

Setup specifications

Transmitter
XP120 2-channel, 2.4 GHzStock
Sources

Keep the axle positions and original units shown. Values describe the cited configuration. Replacement-derived and community figures keep their stated basis.