Problems of the new user

[MarekS]

Hi
- I have a turnigy with an ATmega 64 processor and uploaded the program and nothing matches the instructions. I do not have any templates with ready-made settings, such as v-tial or engine-cut. the program I have uploaded is version V 1.774-Mike. I can not program any model
- However, I am thinking about changing the processor and I do not know whether to replace it with Mega128 or Mega2661?
- I have a broken Futaba 9ZAP is a good radio but it is a defective processor and I think to design a PCB and upload software. I saw different ideas here, maybe somebody scents or tile projects, I use the eagle pcb program and I think that.
- I would like turnigy to talk to me because my wife says to me, the car is saying, and thurnigy says nothing

[jhsa]

What turnigy do you have? an 9x?
If so, then yes, you can change the processor, I recommend the m2561, it has the double of the flash memory and eeprom, and also doubles the RAM. The m128 has half of the RAM.
If you want to make your radio speak more than your car have a look at this

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6831

João

[MarekS]

I found one error on the page http://www.er9x.com/ file it's damaged. Now I gave the software which I downloaded via eepe and is template. I already have a pcb that gave the brodzak yet I have to finish it and I will test how to connect and test eepe? I ran in Windows (bleeeee) but I do not know what kind of icable sbus

[MarekS]

Hi
How to connect with er9x and eepe? so that you can start communication with the simulator? in eepe is written sbus and only so much but what in atmega 64 I did not find. I'm slowly beginning to learn how to program a good team work

[jhsa]

Hmmm, difficult to understand your post, it looks like you are using google translator??

I think er9x for the m64 does not have the templates because the atmega memory is already full. Templates only in Eepe. I am not 100% sure about this since I don't have a radio with m64 anymore

With eepe you can download your models from the radio and save them on your computer. You connect the radio to the PC via the UsbAsp programmer and then use eepe to read the eeprom.

The Sbus is eepe allows to connect to the radio's trainer port using an arduino an arduino. Then you can program your model live using eepe. You can change the settings in eepe and see the model react at the same time. Then you just need to save the model to the radio. Please follow this link to read more about this..

viewtopic.php?f=91&t=5476

João

[MarekS]

Hello
Yes, I sometimes use a google translator,the problem has already been resolved because I changed the firmware, there is bad firmware here http://www.er9x.com/ new which I uploaded using eePe is OK. I understand that you use arduino as a signal converter and send it to the model using the trainer's socket, right? A great idea for great respect for the authors. I am sorry but my English is weak, I have not used it for a long time and I forgot a lot

[jhsa]

I don't think there is bad firmware at www.er9x.com I bet you might be trying to flash the wrong firmware to your radio

Yes, you connect the arduino to the computer, and it will output a trainer signal.. You can also build an adapter with an arduino. It will decode the SBUS signal from eepe and output 16 servo signals. This way you don't need to use your radio at all.. Just connect your model's servos to the arduino. Please see the page I linked above. It has all the information.


João

[MarekS]

I don't think there is bad firmware at www.er9x.com I bet you might be trying to flash the wrong firmware to your radio

Possible, I have not tested

Yes, you connect the arduino to the computer, and it will output a trainer signal.. You can also build an adapter with an arduino. It will decode the SBUS signal from eepe and output 16 servo signals. This way you don't need to use your radio at all.. Just connect your model's servos to the arduino. Please see the page I linked above. It has all the information.

João

Yes I know, I read it quickly, thank you very much