openrcforums

on my radios EEpe reads the fuses as
extended 0xFF
High 0x81
Low 0x0E

Reinhard

As you "might" have a battery problem, did you calibrate the battery voltage? (Radio setup - diagnostic Ana - right value in the bottom line, has to be set to the voltage you measure at the battery with an instrument)

Reinhard

If you can read data from the radio to the PC then e.g. do a read fuses (screen will stay open so you can see what it did!)

The first step is to read the device signature (of the cpu).
0x1e9702 is M128
0x1e9602 is M64

Reinhard

If the posted code mod does that I’ll give it a try. That code snippet was the original code. So to have that special output (landing light) inverted the HIGH and LOW have to be exchanged with each other like in this modified code. if (state && !curLandingLight) { digitalWrite(LL_PIN_LIGHT, LOW); /...

I’m trying to use a get or transistor as a led driver but it inverts the pulses. My work around was to use 2 transistors to cancel the pulse inversion. If the inversion of the signal is your only problem, why not change the code to get an inverted signal ? A short view into the mentioned code shows...

Thanks,
that is what I was afraid of.

Reinhard

Since short, I have a 9xr Pro (latest fw) with an STM32.. Multi protocol module (Banggood). I also have a little heli, where I don't know, if it's protocol is suported or not. Is it possible to write a script, that, step by step, tries to bind to every available protocol (and option) without manual ...

João, it did. :) There came just another idea to my mind. Last time when I tried the update of the module with the radio, I used the exported code that I compiled with the IDE option "upload via serial inc. Bootloader" When the module is already flashed with a boot loader, should I then compile with...

Thanks, I already had seen that page but the pattern of my LEDs did not correspond with any of the described patterns. Except, green off means no power at the module. When I tried to flash the module, I had it removed from the Tx and the Vin pin connected with the 3.3v pin of the USB/TTL converter. ...

but no voltage on the lowest pin (Vin) of the serial programming connector (?). That seems to be correct. There is a diode in between. that blocks the voltage to the pin. What's courious, the green LED, that probably simply should signal that the module is powered on, never lights. But voltage regu...

No I didn't remove it with power on.
And I'm not really sure, if/that there should be a voltage to measure on that serial connector pin.
This is the pin where you would provide the power, if you flash the module outside the radio.

Reinhard

Short time ago, I got a new 9xr Pro and ordered a 4in1 Multi Protocol Module (Stm32..) from Banggood that arrived yesterday. To test, if it has a firmware with a bootloader, I tried to update the firmware, using the Tx. As expected, that did not work, so I updated the module firmware via the compute...

Looks good.
I was off for some days and logged in today, finding 10 unread posts.
And wasn't logged off a single time when reading then.

Thanks!

Reinhard

ok, I misunderstood that.

Reinhard

No it is not normal to get logged off after you have read one thread. Sometimes I can read two or even three threads without getting logged off, sometimes I'm even logged off when I click "first unread posting". (that is, I select "unread postings", select one thread and get the first page of the th...

bob195558 wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 24, 2018 10:48 am

Hi Reinhard,
But you do not have to be signed in to read them, ....... right ?

Correct. I can read them, but I can not jump to the first unread posting of that thread. And I can not select "unread posts" when I'm logged out

Reinhard

You do if you only want to read the "unread" posts.. João I'm not sure if I understand you correctly. Do you say, it is normal to get logged off when you only read the "unread posts" ? :?: If yes, then No, it's not normal. Short time ago, I was at Munich and for a week and I never was logged off wh...

I get logged off for nearly every post that I want to read.
If there are 5 unread postings, I probably have to sign in 4 or 5 times to read them.

And it's even worse when I try to post a comment to a posting. I'm normally logged out 3 or 4 times before the post is on the forum.

Reinhard

I'm still running on Win XP

Reinhard

But had the problems also on Win10 64 bit

neede two extra log ins to write this post

I have these problems in the north east of Bavaria, but I had no problems in Munich

Reinhard

3rd try to submit the posting

even with another notebook (never used before with this forum) with Win10 and Edge browser

Reinhard

Still having same problem.
Today, to read 9 new posts, I had to sign in 8 times.

But last week when I was at a distant location, I had no single problem when I was logged on to the forum, no single unintended sign off.

Reinhard

Glad, that I'm not the only one with that problem.
Today, to read 9 'unread posts' I had to log in seven times.

and one more time to write this post

Reinhard

Thanks for the response, but that doesn't seem to help.
And the problem occurs on two different pcs, one with winXP and Firefox and one with win10 and microsoft edge

Reinhard

Since some days I'm getting signed off repeatedly while reading the forum.
Nearly every time when I try to select the next unread thread or even when I try to get the first unread post of a thread.
I click the "first unread post" and I'm no longer signed in.

Reinhard

Change the logic switch to "v<val"

Reinhard

I verified, that it is working. And it is a really simple setup. Even though I had some problems to get it working. But only due to my faults. You need only one single entry in the "Voice Alert" menu. You only set the Switch field to "Fmd", the Trigger field to "All" and the name of the voice file t...

I have searched the forum and didn't find any topic about this,

Have a look there

viewtopic.php?f=95&t=9160&p=118619&hili ... ck#p118619

Reinhard

jhsa wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 02, 2018 8:38 pm

EDIT; I failed to see that you have a module case inside the module bay

My bad, forgot to mention it.

Reinhard

This is, what it looked like on my radio.
The picture is a bit misleading as the pins extended 2 mm in reality

Reinhard