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Lua is not supported on the 9XR Pro, not enough RAM on that model.

You need to set up your limits and mechanical throws properly to allow for the added actions to still be in range.

64GB and larger comes formatted as EXFAT which the radio can't do anything with. So either reformat the card as FAT32 or use a smaller one.

The other one is for setting up all the parameters.

That thing doesn't even say what FrSky protocol it's supposed to work with, and obviously there are no files to flash it.

Might have been a better choice to go with the actual FrSky offering, that one IS flashable. https://hobbyking.com/en_us/xsr-sim-eu-version.html

"Flight controller: XMF3E (Integrate with XM receiver)" So you want the firmware for the XM receiver. We don't know what your "orange dongle" is. You have probably misunderstood that the OpenTX version has nothing to do with whther the radio is trasnmitting international or EU, that is determined by...

What branch and commit are you actually trying to build?

That target only works on linux, you need "installer" for windows which if you have all dependencies properly installed will build the installer package that you can install.

Alternatively you can copy all the auxiliary files from a normal companion install into your build dir and it'll run.

In pretty much every computer program "Save" saves the currently open document under the same name it's been either already saved or opened as, "Save As" makes a new copy under a new name. If no already saved document is open "Save" does the same as "Save As"...

I've soldered 18650s the same way several times without issue... NiMH doesn't like heat either so in both cases you need to be "quick and precise".

No, would need hardware changes. When USB is connected with power off the processor is put in DFU bootloader mode through hardwided connections.

What's the purpose?

No, I know nothing about those...

Looks like phoenix is totally dead so I guess a crack dongle is fine for that one...

vtgrx wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 29, 2019 7:41 pm

Can you please confirm whether PhoenixRC, RealFlight and AeroFly the only simulators which require copy protection dongle? Are there other simulators which require them as well?

How would I know? I expect any commercial one to do so. There are free ones around.

Then unless you do the right thing and buy those programs legitimately in which case you'd have no problem you'll have to deal with the "annoyance" of buying multiple crack dongles.

If you want plug and play wireless, frsky make one.. https://www.amazon.com/FrSky-Compact-XS ... B07GD6ZLW7

But yeah, your issue is likely copy protection given the list of things you give.

Sorry, no idea.

Huh? That must have related to something completely different from radio module bay output.

stotty1111 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 23, 2019 9:18 am

Read the eeprom and firmware from a similar 9x AFHDS 2a using a smartie parts basic board, then flashed the eeprom followed by the firmware.

By default flashing firmware erases the EEPROM. You must flash firmware first and EEPROM second.

The Taranis usually charges using the power supply that would be supplied with it and connects to the side port.
You can of course take the battery out and build yourself a cable to connect to whatever other charger.

What did you try to flash?

AFAIK the module just takes PPM and handles the AFHDS2A on its own (single model), the software of the radio is unmodified. Either flash the EEPROM from the stock firmware which should get things working again, or move to open software.

SD is there for sounds, images and logs mostly. Nothing essential and you can run without one.

No.

No. The X8R is just a receiver, the SxR's are receivers with built-in stabilizers.

Yeah, really sounds like there's a hardware fault.

JThibaut wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 15, 2019 2:07 pm

Seems there is not enough space on SD card. Will have to buy bigger one for that...

Uh no, it's impossible to find a card too small. Card might be corrupted, or filled with logs you could delete.

Might be worth trying to reflash the firmware.

Not sure where it is on the X9E, but probably under the battery tray so you'd have to remove that.

Yes there is.