Devo 10 3in1 module help! Missing Modules: CYRF693

I installed the correct pads where they are supposed to go and i made sure no leads where touching or over soldered I installed Deviation and flashed the firmware deleted the correct semi colons to enable the correct modules I powered down and back up I get and error "Missing Modules: CYRF6936"

; there is no need to enable the cyrf6936 module unless
; it is wired to an alternate port. It is Enabled automatically otherwise
; enable-cyrf6936 = B12
; has_pa-cyrf6936 = 1
enable-a7105 = A13
has_pa-a7105 = 1
enable-cc2500 = A14
has_pa-cc2500 = 1
enable-nrf24l01 = A14
has_pa-nrf24l01 = 1
; enable-multimod = A13

Please Help! thank you

Cc2500 abd nrf24l01 has both A14 line, that's not correct.
where did you connect third module chip select ?

Did you put back the original Devo module?
Your configuration file is wrong because chip select for each module should be different. Now your file has both CC2500 and NRF24L01 connected to A14.
If you follow this guide then NRF24L01 should be connected to B7.

Ok I changed the NRF24L01 to B7 in the hardware file. But I get that same Missing Modules: CYRF693 fault.... I soldered the 3n1 module just like on the diagram when I in stalled the 3n1 was I supposed to take the old module out then solder the pads do I need that module?

Sorry if pictures uploaded twice

Here is my new Hardware settings:

; there is no need to enable the cyrf6936 module unless
; it is wired to an alternate port. It is Enabled automatically otherwise
enable-cyrf6936 = B12
has_pa-cyrf6936 = 1
enable-a7105 = A13
has_pa-a7105 = 1
enable-cc2500 = A14
has_pa-cc2500 = 1
enable-nrf24l01 = B7
has_pa-nrf24l01 = 1
; enable-multimod = A13

I never took the original module out I solder the leads on the pads on top

Put a semi-colon before this line:
enable-cyrf6936 = B12

As the instruction says,

; there is no need to enable the cyrf6936 module unless
; it is wired to an alternate port. It is Enabled automatically otherwise

You are not using an alternate port - you are using the original default port.

So, your next question might be, "What about the next line, "has_pa-cyrf6936 = 1"?
I usually leave the semi-colon on that line as well. I believe that line refers to the case where the CYRF module is located at an alternate port. If your module is in the original port, the power amp should be recognized when the module is recognized by the system, so no need to enable that line if your CYRF is not in an alternate port. If you remove the semi-colon from the power amp line, the instruction will be ignored since there is no CYRF module at an alternate port.

" ;enable-cyrf6936 = B12 " ⬅️ This is the way it should look? I did have the semi colon there and it still showed up as missing module. I believe the soldering is correct I added a few pictures can you check it out and let me know if I did it right.

My current configuration:

; there is no need to enable the cyrf6936 module unless
; it is wired to an alternate port. It is Enabled automatically otherwise
; enable-cyrf6936 = B12
has_pa-cyrf6936 = 1
enable-a7105 = A13
has_pa-a7105 = 1
enable-cc2500 = A14
has_pa-cc2500 = 1
enable-nrf24l01 = B7
has_pa-nrf24l01 = 1
; enable-multimod = A13

That looks good. Have you tried starting the 10 again with that setting?
Just noticed you said its not working.
I would remove the extra modules from the system. The easiest way to do that is to unsolder the 3 points on the board - A13, A14, and B7. And change the Hardware.ini file again with semi-colons so as to not enable those modules We need to see if the CYRF module alone is being recognized. If not, it points to hardware troubles - either soldering or failed module, I believe.

ok that sound good can I leave everything else the same or soldered

Okay I just desoldered those leads A13, A14 and B7 turn it off and back on again the same missing module fault came up, so I hooked up the USB then I went in and changed the same leads to disable turned it off turn it back on I got the same fault so I then turned it off turn it back on and reinstall the firmware of deviation, once deviation was installed I formated the drive then I copied the system files to the drive turned it off turned it back on I got the same fault. My question is should I remove the original module and solder those pad underneath the module that came with the remote and do I have to have that module in there since it's gonna be disabled?

Here are some pictures these are picture after I reinstalled deviation

ltlethel wrote: ok that sound good can I leave everything else the same or soldered

Yes, everything else remains the same.
I looked at your photos and didn't see anything that stands out as a problem.
If you have a VOM, you should check for any solder bridges on adjacent pins by checking for continuity.
BTW, if, at some point, you powered on the radio while the antenna was accidentally not attached, that could lead to damage to the CYRF module... if you don't already know that.

ltlethel wrote: ... My question is should I remove the original module and solder those pad underneath the module that came with the remote ...

You don't need to, but it would replace your solder work on top of the module, in case you doubt it.

... do I have to have that module in there since it's gonna be disabled?

Yes.

Yes I think I may have turned it on a couple of times with the antenna installed when I first got the Devo I was so excited I wanted to see the menu's because I have been waiting on it and the 3n1 module so I can bind my tiny whoop to it. So you are probably right I may have damaged the module and I know better and just forgot to install the antenna. What's the name of that module and can I order another one? I do have VOM but I don't really know how to use it I guess I need to know what setting to put it on.. I attached a picture of it.

I do have another module that comes with the Devo 10: Devo-RX1002

ltlethel wrote: ... What's the name of that module and can I order another one?

CYRF6936
Check the Wiki for the Devo 10 where the main components used in the controller are listed.

... I do have VOM but I don't really know how to use it I guess I need to know what setting to put it on.. I attached a picture of it...

The red symbol near the bottom of the dial is for Continuity.

ltlethel wrote: I do have another module that comes with the Devo 10: Devo-RX1002

No, that's a receiver. Won't work to replace the CYRF6936 radio module.