Two birds with one stick!? (odd Dual Bind)

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kfinisterre
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13 Oct 2014 18:44 - 13 Oct 2014 18:45 #26070 by kfinisterre

Two birds with one stick!? (odd Dual Bind) was created by kfinisterre

So in a class I am teaching today one of the students was not able to control his Devo based Walkera Ladybird. We Eventually found that another student had been controlling the model with his TX.

These are BNF Ladybirds that require Devo protocol. The students pass them around an rebind each day to their TX. It is possible that the student controlling both used the errant model during the last class.

Should this even be possible? I thought the Transmitters had a MFGID or something that was unique. Looks like the following is true, but the inverse is not?

Here is a video and picture of this while it was happening.

Last edit: 13 Oct 2014 18:45 by kfinisterre.

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14 Oct 2014 03:21 - 14 Oct 2014 03:30 #26074 by vlad_vy

Replied by vlad_vy on topic Two birds with one stick!? (odd Dual Bind)

Default auto-bind feature will perform initial bind every time you power on the model. Therefore model can bind to any powered Tx.

If you want 'Model Match' feature, after initial auto-bind you need set 'Fixed ID' once. After that the model will bind with paired Tx only.

P.S. Ladybird V1 (6 axis) memorized level position in time of auto-bind only, so will be better to do auto-bind on level surface.

Last edit: 14 Oct 2014 03:30 by vlad_vy.

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