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15 Sep 2016 19:28 - 15 Sep 2016 20:33 #53890
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After a further look I found it's almost similar to the Hontai protocol actually, I only have to implement a sub format as channel range and flags seems different.
So, I don't need captures any more
So, I don't need captures any more
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16 Sep 2016 10:42 - 16 Sep 2016 10:42 #53907
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Here are some test builds, select Hontai protocol and FQ777-951 format option.
www.dropbox.com/sh/p7mkz47nwpzvscq/AAB_8...paSUHuRgJmumoTa?dl=0
- channel 6: flip
- channel 7: snapshot (FQ777-951C)
- channel 8: video (FQ777-951C)
- channel 9: headless
www.dropbox.com/sh/p7mkz47nwpzvscq/AAB_8...paSUHuRgJmumoTa?dl=0
- channel 6: flip
- channel 7: snapshot (FQ777-951C)
- channel 8: video (FQ777-951C)
- channel 9: headless
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14 Oct 2016 18:20 - 14 Oct 2016 18:21 #54922
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Nice!
I just got one of these myself and it's almost unflyable with the really crazy springs on the supplied controller, so I was really happy to see that you'd already cracked the protocol.
I have a Devo 7e with the NRF24L01 module installed but I notice there are two Devo 7e zip files:
deviation-devo7e-v5.0.0-80e364e.zip
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deviation-devo7e-256-v5.0.0-80e364e.zip
My 7e has no modifications other than two extra modules and two 3 position switches. Which one should I flash?
I just got one of these myself and it's almost unflyable with the really crazy springs on the supplied controller, so I was really happy to see that you'd already cracked the protocol.
I have a Devo 7e with the NRF24L01 module installed but I notice there are two Devo 7e zip files:
deviation-devo7e-v5.0.0-80e364e.zip
and
deviation-devo7e-256-v5.0.0-80e364e.zip
My 7e has no modifications other than two extra modules and two 3 position switches. Which one should I flash?
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16 Oct 2016 00:10 #54994
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The test build is not required anymore, the protocol is in nightly builds already.
www.deviationtx.com/downloads-new/category/13-nightly-builds
www.deviationtx.com/downloads-new/category/13-nightly-builds
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16 Oct 2016 14:50 #55012
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The actual model I have is the 951W.
I understand that I might not be able to trigger the camera and video, but should it still at least fly?
When I power up the quad and then turn on the Devo, the lights start to flash quickly and then turn on solid, so it seems to be binding to the Devo. It's just that even after an up-down on the throttle, nothing happens and the motors won't start.
Has anyone tried this with the WiFi version?
I understand that I might not be able to trigger the camera and video, but should it still at least fly?
When I power up the quad and then turn on the Devo, the lights start to flash quickly and then turn on solid, so it seems to be binding to the Devo. It's just that even after an up-down on the throttle, nothing happens and the motors won't start.
Has anyone tried this with the WiFi version?
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16 Oct 2016 14:54 #55013
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I have only tried with the 951C version, maybe the W version has something different.
Do you have a controller for it or is it a BNF version that requires that you connect it to a wifi device ?
If you've a stock 2.4 GHz RC controller for the W maybe you can help to find what's different from the 951C by providing some logic captures
www.deviationtx.com/forum/protocol-devel...95-spi-capture-guide
Do you have a controller for it or is it a BNF version that requires that you connect it to a wifi device ?
If you've a stock 2.4 GHz RC controller for the W maybe you can help to find what's different from the 951C by providing some logic captures
www.deviationtx.com/forum/protocol-devel...95-spi-capture-guide
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17 Oct 2016 14:27 #55052
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It does actually come with a controller and can be flown either with the controller, or via the mobile app. As I say, it showed the usual LED flashes to indicate binding when I turned the Devo on, so maybe both the controller and the attached WiFi device can both send commands to the flight controller. 
I'll crack the controller open and see what chippery is in it. I do have a logic analyser, so I'll capture some data as well.
I'll crack the controller open and see what chippery is in it. I do have a logic analyser, so I'll capture some data as well.
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