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28 Dec 2013 15:34 - 28 Dec 2013 15:48 #17296
by goebish
No, it will be a setting in a menu, no aux knobs, but yes it looks like we can set the frequency in 1MHz steps, pretty interesting vTX (and vRX, one should try to hack it someday, I think I saw i2c or serial test points nearby the module
)
Replied by goebish on topic New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way
Xermalk wrote: Edit: and will we be able to set the freq in 1 mhz steps?
Wehn i tired the bugged devo 10 version i seem to have neded up in the middle of 2 frequencies on the vtx. So i belive its possible to use smaller steps.
would be nice to have the ability to use one of the aux knobs to tune the frequency. As one could easily find the optimal freq /range that way.
No, it will be a setting in a menu, no aux knobs, but yes it looks like we can set the frequency in 1MHz steps, pretty interesting vTX (and vRX, one should try to hack it someday, I think I saw i2c or serial test points nearby the module
) 
28 Dec 2013 15:55 - 28 Dec 2013 16:07 #17302
by Xermalk
Replied by Xermalk on topic New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way
Ohh, do i smell a potential hack that might increase its output power?
Hubsan has mumbled something about space for a power amp on the vtx. That gave it 1000m range in the official thread.
But then they went silent when we asked about what power amp was needed.
Edit: Hrm, im having some issues with the devo10 / 5945 version i grabbed yesterday.
It seems to constantly reset the tx.ini module values to this.
[modules]
enable-cyrf6936=None
has_pa-cyrf6936=1
enable-a7105=None
has_pa-a7105=1
enable-cc2500=None
has_pa-cc2500=0
enable-nrf24l01=None
has_pa-nrf24l01=0
/had do do a double trip to the field today becuase of this when i was going to maiden my secondhand bixler. Thankfully its just 7 min by car
Hubsan has mumbled something about space for a power amp on the vtx. That gave it 1000m range in the official thread.
But then they went silent when we asked about what power amp was needed.
Edit: Hrm, im having some issues with the devo10 / 5945 version i grabbed yesterday.
It seems to constantly reset the tx.ini module values to this.
[modules]
enable-cyrf6936=None
has_pa-cyrf6936=1
enable-a7105=None
has_pa-a7105=1
enable-cc2500=None
has_pa-cc2500=0
enable-nrf24l01=None
has_pa-nrf24l01=0
/had do do a double trip to the field today becuase of this when i was going to maiden my secondhand bixler. Thankfully its just 7 min by car
28 Dec 2013 16:19 #17307
by goebish
Replied by goebish on topic New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way
Well... maybe I should flash it to my own TX 
, even if I don't have a H107D (I've got a a7105 inside).
, even if I don't have a H107D (I've got a a7105 inside). 
28 Dec 2013 17:00 #17315
by goebish
Replied by goebish on topic New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way
Ok, thanks, updating
28 Dec 2013 17:20 #17316
by Xermalk
Mind releasing a new version for the devo 10 when your done updating?
i have a indoor fly tomorrow and id rather not end up with a reset tx.ini file again
For freq 5885 or 5945.
Replied by Xermalk on topic New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way
goebish wrote: Ok, thanks, updating
Mind releasing a new version for the devo 10 when your done updating?
i have a indoor fly tomorrow and id rather not end up with a reset tx.ini file again
For freq 5885 or 5945.
28 Dec 2013 17:49 #17317
by goebish
Replied by goebish on topic New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way
Work in progress...
28 Dec 2013 18:50 - 28 Dec 2013 18:53 #17322
by goebish
Can you try this version please:
speedy.sh/f8Kqk/devo10.dfu
It should have the vTX Freq protocol option working
Model Menu -> Model Setup -> click on the protocol name (Hubsan4) to access the screen... I had a hard time finding it
edit: oops, I should test my firmware before uploading it, it resets to 5885 at power on, I must have overlooked something.
Replied by goebish on topic New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way
Xermalk wrote: Mind releasing a new version for the devo 10 when your done updating?
Can you try this version please:
speedy.sh/f8Kqk/devo10.dfu
It should have the vTX Freq protocol option working
Model Menu -> Model Setup -> click on the protocol name (Hubsan4) to access the screen... I had a hard time finding it
edit: oops, I should test my firmware before uploading it, it resets to 5885 at power on, I must have overlooked something.
28 Dec 2013 18:58 #17323
by Xermalk
Sure, ill test it once you have fixed it can i step it in 1 mhz steps? Or its using 5mhz just like hubsan?
And whats the lowest frequency it allows? Id love to see if i can get the vtx to send on frequencies lower then the ones hubsans tx allows.
Replied by Xermalk on topic New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way
goebish wrote:
Xermalk wrote: Mind releasing a new version for the devo 10 when your done updating?
Can you try this version please:
speedy.sh/f8Kqk/devo10.dfu
It should have the vTX Freq protocol option working
Model Menu -> Model Setup -> click on the protocol name (Hubsan4) to access the screen... I had a hard time finding it
edit: oops, I should test my firmware before uploading it, it resets to 5885 at power on, I must have overlooked something.
Sure, ill test it once you have fixed it
can i step it in 1 mhz steps? Or its using 5mhz just like hubsan?And whats the lowest frequency it allows? Id love to see if i can get the vtx to send on frequencies lower then the ones hubsans tx allows.
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