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Guys, I've summarized all the available data for XN297 in the attached file.

I have a Cheerson CX-30S with the 5.8Ghz FPV. I can bind with quadcopter but I can't figure out how to assign my HOLD or FMOD toggle switches to turn video record on or off. I installed the nRF24L01 mod and it works for binding to my CX-10 and CX-30S bu I can't figure out video channel. Please any help would be appreciated. I was also wondering If Plane or helicopter instructions in DEVO 7E manual applies more for quads? I don't care about flip function on my toggle switches and I reprogrammed Devo tx for low to high speeds in range.

I'm very new to RC. I only have a CX-10 and CX-30s. I have never owned a remote of any kind. I'm just trying to get good with cheaper models before I invest in an expensive FPV with excellent video quality and flying range. I just wanted one TX to control all of my quads. I moded the nRF24L01 chip/antenna, but I'm stuck not knowing or understanding how to program my Devo 7E. Help please anyone!

Hi guys,
will you do a deviated CX-10W ?
From theses pictures you can see a LT8910SSC 2.4G wireless module inside the transmitter.
Update: the picture above is from a FQ777-954 !!!

It seems the CX-10W is able to use the CX-10C transmitter as seen in this video
which means it should be already deviated

hey thanks,
a motor of my cx-10 died, but replaced it and its working now!
regards

Well...I'd like to know how to set up the 7E to turn the LEDs off and on and to initiate the flip function on the following:
- cx-10
-cx-10A
-syma x5c
-tarantula x6
-wltoys v222
-jjrc h8c

I'd need to know what channels control these and how to set them up in the 7E.

Appreciate all the help!!

Cool! Enjoy it!

Super, it works Big thanks ursus69! I am very happy
M.

I attach the CX10A.ini!
Fmode--> flips
SW B--> Mode0 (easy) Mode1 (hard) Mode2 (headless)

Deviation V4.0.1-dfa9397 (nightly build)
Hope this help you!

The .ini file is for the configuration model! ( www.deviationtx.com/forum/model-configs )
The nightly build have the protocols to control the CX10... The Deviation 4.0.1 don't have the CX10 blue board protocol...

When I get home, I tell you my deviation version and I will attach the cx10 config!

Yes please, would be great. What do the. Ini files contain besides the hardware config?
Regards

Maco33 wrote: Still, I went back to the first part of the query, is there any possibility to control quadrocopters CX-10 blue board using DEVO7E Deviation?
I have nrf24l01 module to the transmitter connected.
This is not question just for Deal57
M.

Yes! You can control it without problems!! I do it with my Devo7E & my CX10A & CXstars..
You need to use a nightly build...
If you need the .ini, tell us..

I do not own the CX-10 but I believe Goebish test-build already made it into nightly-build source repository.
Your test-build link is quite old from May 2015!

bitbucket.org/deviationtx/deviation/commits/all?search=cx10
goebish 51df623 Add Cheerson CX-10A (blue board) protocol Branches CX10A 2015-05-26
PhracturedBlue ef56c9a M Merged in goebish/deviationtx/CX10A (pull request #71) Add Cheerson CX-10A / CX-11 and DM007 protocol 2015-05-30

Try the "Blue-A" option when you selected the protocol.


The DFU does NOT contain the file system and ini files.

No, IMHO you only flash the firmware DFU file once, not twice.
So you would have to use the file system files from the nightly-build firmware ZIP file and the test-build DFU.

BUT....in this case just try the latest offical nightly-build ZIP which includes DFU and all files for file system INCLUDING protocol folder.
You really have to copy over the protocol files for the Devo 7E which correlate to the DFU from same ZIP file.

Thomas

Hello,
i am also interested in flying the cx-10 with blue board,
i found this so far
www.deviationtx.com/downloads-new/catego...10a-blue-board-cx11#
so what i understand is, i need to flash a nightly build *.dfu with dfuse, and when i am done i need to flash the *.dfu of the test build? and afterwards copy the protocol folder of the test build with a usb connection?
sorry for the question but i just got a devo 7e,
Regards

Tryptych wrote: I also have a Cheerson CX-10 but these new ones are no longer Deviation compatible

Where did you get that idea?

The later (aka green/blue) ones that use the XN297 require jumping through hoops to talk to with an NRF24L01+ type of module, but as far as I know the code to do so has been pushed.

Granted, it's a poorly performing receiver chip which means relatively short range. And the CX-10 props are rather brittle. But it should work.

Still, I went back to the first part of the query, is there any possibility to control quadrocopters CX-10 blue board using DEVO7E Deviation?
I have nrf24l01 module to the transmitter connected.
This is not question just for Deal57
M.

Yes, now I understand it and everything works great. Once again, many thanks for your help. M.

If you use a test build, you will get only the DFU file and the protocol folder, and you need to install it after installing the nightly it was built from

You can't use a test build with 4.0.1 release. You MUST use the nightly build.

Hello, thank you for your answer. I did everything according to your recommendations, but I failed With DfuSe USB Upgrade Tool again I uploaded firmware 4.0.1, after formatting the flash memory I copied the files, everything was OK. Then I again via USB Upgrade Tool DfuSe recorded new firmware (Devo7e-v4.0.1-8b9e2a0) and copied the other firmware folder "protocol". After switching on the transmitter startup image on the display display so that the firmware version is displayed at the bottom so that there was hardly visible. I squeezed ent and empty again Main menu item (see illustration below).
M.

The "nightly" build is a full compilation of the Deviation software with the newest bug fixes and features, and includes all the file system and folders. If you use a test build, you will get only the DFU file and the protocol folder, and you need to install it after installing the nightly it was built from; essentially you load the DFU then copy the protocol folder over the old one without removing any of the rest of the file system.

I recommend using the nightly build unless you need to test a new feature. Test builds are intended for use by experienced testers and may not perform correctly, so you need to be more careful about their use (I suggest removing any blades, rotors or other moving parts before operating them!).