📡 GT / GTX board won’t pair with the remote (blue light flashing)Updated 25 days ago

📡 GT / GTX board won’t pair with the remote (blue light flashing)

If your GT or GTX board turns on and the blue light flashes, that’s completely normal — this is how GT/GTX boards behave during pairing.

If the board and remote are not pairing, here’s what to check.

✅ 1. Make sure you have the correct remote

If you recently purchased a new remote, confirm that it is the Phaze WiFi remote for GT and GTX boards.

⚠️ Important:

GT / GTX boards do NOT use Bluetooth.
If your remote shows a Bluetooth icon while trying to pair, you have the wrong remote (that is the Phaze Bluetooth version).

➡️ In that case, you’ll need to return or exchange it.

If you are using the correct WiFi model, move on to the next step.

✅ 2. Perform a Trigger Reset on the Remote

This often fixes pairing issues on GT/GTX boards.

🔧 Step-by-step: How to access the trigger reset screen or watch the video: https://youtu.be/X-OWFw-MiiY

1. Board OFF, remote ON

2. Double-click the ON/OFF button to open the menu

3. Scroll down to More Info using the DOWN / MODE2 button

4. Press ON/OFF to enter More Info

5. With Product ID showing:

   • Double-click ON/OFF

   • Then quadruple-click DOWN/MODE2

6. You should now see the trigger calibration page

🎯 Setting the trigger values

Accelerator (Throttle)

• Ensure Change ACC Pol = –

• Highlight Set Acc Min

• Pull the accelerator fully in → press ON/OFF

• Release

• Highlight Set Acc Max

• Pull in slightly (Acc Trigger value ~100 below resting) → press ON/OFF

Brake

• Ensure Change Brake Pol = +

• Highlight Set Brake Min

• Push brake slightly (target 100–150 below rest) → press ON/OFF

• Highlight Set Brake Max

• Push brake fully in → press ON/OFF

🔚 Final steps

1. Highlight Return → press ON/OFF

2. Turn remote OFF

3. Turn board ON

4. Turn remote ON

5. Pair the remote:

   • If it doesn’t pair automatically, hold the UP/MODE1 button until the WiFi symbol flashes

📩 Still not pairing?

Once you’ve performed the trigger reset, try pairing again.
If the problem continues, send us a message — we’ll help you through the next steps.