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welcome you come back home . M. merry christmas and new year
 new projects, hope you will keep to update prtocol here
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New version for test with DSM2 fixed some bugs regarding the binding and servo jitters.Now no more.There are some changes.
For binding use bind button(at start) keep pressed till rx LED flashing is stopped. |
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Last edited by midelic; Dec 28, 2014 at 09:18 PM.
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did you test ? adding signal PPM when bind or don't have signal PPM when bind , it have bug ?
good work |
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Updated first post :
Last and improved version of this year coming just 25 hours before new year. Added DSM2 protocol finally (key No.6 on dial)..improved V2x2 code(made it slimmer and faster reaction).Tested all protocols one by one..many tests on DSM2 for improvements. See file" Multiprotocol_rotarySW_1.hex" Now supported protocols are: 1:FLYSKY 2:HUBSAN 3:FRSKY-2way 4:HISKY 5:V2X2(V202,V272... aso.) 6: DSM2 The numbers are also the dial switch coresponding protocol key numbers. Happy New Year! |
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Last edited by midelic; Dec 30, 2014 at 08:05 PM.
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What a great update for the new year, thank you Midelic!
Happy new year and may the new year bring you closer to all your goals. |
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yeah , i tested . very good.
it doesn't have any difficult when use ppm or no ppm with bind. .i will test more . and i still not yet understand RX dsm2. after received , if power off rx, then power on, it still work, but led blink same as bind ????/ maybe it is function rx dsm ? ps about next protocol , i just kidding . Do whats you can .  thanks
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Last edited by John michel; Dec 31, 2014 at 10:26 PM.
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Yes I know that......... check the DSM2 RX manual for led understanding...Ied blink occur when power is dropped is brown out warning..does not affect the radio link,.... so don't worry , it happens when power off and on again..And the servo movement is smooth ......
From the manual " What the LEDs mean All Lemon receivers and satellites have a red LED. Some, including the 7channel stabilizer, also have a green LED. 1. A rapidly flashing red LED indicates the receiver is in Bind mode 2. A solid red LED indicates normal radio link between receiver and transmitter. 3. No red LED means there is no radio link. 4. A slowly flashing red LED on a receiver in DSM2 mode indicates that there has at some stage been a power loss (however brief), sometimes called a “brown out”. The flashing may indicate an inadequate receiver power supply or it may mean simply that the operator failed to turn off the transmitter when powering down the receiver. It does not indicate a range issue. Receivers in DSMX mode do not provide “brownout warning”. " |
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Last edited by midelic; Dec 31, 2014 at 10:30 PM.
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thank for information
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