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Can you post the otx file in question?

You should read the note in the multiprotocol documentation that specifically lists what you have to do to use failsafe with HoTT to avoid that.

You can set the inactivity timeout to 0 to disable it.

That won't change the fact that the radio can't turn on if the USB cable is plugged in. I guess you could just never turn it off...

Because why would you add more sensors with the associated costs and extra wiring when all the info's already available from the ESC?

Yeah but you wouldn't get the advantages of USB (faster refresh, more channels, no extra interface needed) then...

The hardware is designed so that when the USB is plugged with power off the controller boots in DFU/firmware flashing mode.

I had some pics at 101Kb that didn't display, so I guess there's a 100K limit.

They show inline on tapatalk but not on web.
Seems some pictures work and others not... no idea why.

Not downloaded means nobody has clicked the link to download the file you posted yet...

Top post on the OpenTX website: http://www.open-tx.org/2021/10/01/companion-downloads

As you were told in another thread OpenXsensor doesn't support FlySky.

There seems to be another thing that supports it but it's a completely different project, you'll have to read the instructions there.

The radio will never power on if it's off and the usb port is plugged, that's normal.

Trying to turn on with USB connected will not work, but not cause damage.
You say it turns on so it's unlikely the STM is damaged.

Since the USB port works when off it seems that's OK too so it's not clear what issue there could be...

Flysky isn't supported AFAIK.

It is compatible with :

The Multiplex receivers
The Frsky receivers : D series (HUB protocol) and X series (Smart Port protocol).
The Graupner receivers (Hott protocol)
The Jeti receivers (EX protocol only)

Seems it's exploded, should be pretty easy to pass a finger on it and see if there's a hole which it seems it might have...

Just download the FrSky firmware from their site.

You probably didn't have "internamulti" selected in companion before downloading/flashing firmware.

No.
Support for the 9XR was dropped years ago, and that radio didn't have anywhere near enough resources for lua nor peripherals needed to talk to modern modules at the speed they expect.

What firmware version is on it?

Just install the matching version of companion.

Long press on the remove screen button.

Companion can't do anything related to the screen setup.

Yes, doesn't change anything from the radio's point of view.

rdeanchurch wrote: ↑Fri Sep 10, 2021 2:20 am V2 RF firmware does not support D8 receivers.

That's incorrect.

Most likely improper use of the Slow function.

One dev who has been contributing to OpenTX before had a streak of availability and started submitting some stuff to OpenTX again, but as it goes with these side projects availability of other team members varies, and he got annoyed with us not necessarily being able to review the stuff before a wee...

If there isn't even a "connected" sound and you tried several known good cables it seems the USB port on the radio might be damaged.

Just in case try fully charging the batteries first, the FrSky radios that charge through USB sometimes draw too much current and cause the PC to disconnect.

Why not? The G-RX8 came out long before ACCST2, there should be no issue using it on V1.

FrSky have released ACCST2 firmware to fix an issue with ACCST, but both are not cross-compatible so if you update to it you have to update all your equipment. And if new firmware is released it's usually to fix problems, so it makes sense updating anyway.