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Protocols, Chips and Hardware
- PatrickN
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im reading a tons of threads the last days and its really overwhelming how much "Protocols" "Chips" and Flying Objects are out there.
I would like to ask if someone who really understand the differences can line up wich protocols can be flown with which chips. And in addition to this which aircrafts use wich protocols.
I know its lot of writing but probably this post can be sticked and everyone can add up some things he know so we get a little database.
I try to start up this.
CHIP: A7105
>> FlySky Protocol <<
- WLToys V91x
- WLToys V9x9
>> Hubsan Protocol <<
- Hubsan X4 v1
- Hubsan X4 v2
>> Great Wall Protocol <<
- Xieda 99xx
>> Benma Protocol <<
- Helios 100
CHIP: CC2500
>> Skyartec Protocol <<
- Wasp X3V
- Butterfly
>> FrSky Protocol <<
-Not currently working
ADAPTER: HiSky HT8
HiSky HT8
>> HiSky Protocol <<
- WLToys V922,V933,V944,V955
- Turnigy FBL100
CHIP: nRF24L01
>> V2x2? Protocol <<
- WL Toys V2x2
- JXD 385
So please correct this if its wrong
And i would really appreciate if someone would jump on this.. =)
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- jason4207
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FlySky Protocol
- WLToys V91x
- WLToys V9x9
Hubsan Protocol
- Hubsan X4 v1
- Hubsan X4 v2
CHIP: CC2500
Skyartec Protocol
- Wasp X3V
- Butterfly
FrSky Protocol
-Not currently working
ADAPTER: HiSky HT8
HiSky Protocol
- WLToys V922,V933,V944,V955
- Turnigy FBL100
CHIP: nRF24L01
V2x2? Protocol
- WL Toys V2x2
- JXD 385
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- sbstnp
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Both V91x and V9x9 are FlySky, but Hubsan is not, even if it uses the same tranceiver.
Same with FrSky, it runs on the CC2500, but only FrSky receivers talk this protocol. Models like the Wasp and Butterfly talk other "languages". Wasp has Skyartec as the protocol (as known to Deviation IIRC).
You should have the information organized like this:
Transceiver: A7105
Protocol: FlySky
V911
V959
etc.
Protocol: Hubsan X4
Hubsan X4 v1
Hubsan X4 v2
and so on.
Devo 10 + 4in1
FrSky Taranis + TBS Crossfire
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- Hexperience
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That would look like:
Transceiver: CC2500
Protocol: SkyArtech
Wasp etc.
Protocol: FrSky
FrSky receivers. (Not currently working)
There are also different versions of the CC2500 as far as I know. Some with a power amplifier and some without. So that just adds more confusion...
But I do agree it would be nice to have a complete list.
There are 10 types of people in this world. Those that understand binary and those that don't.
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- jason4207
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I updated my post to the best of my knowledge. Still learning.
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- PatrickN
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What about the different CC2500 Modules? Aren't they just divided by range?
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- jason4207
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- SeByDocKy
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Funny, I binded also my L959 with my devo7E + nRF24L01. It should work for all L9x9, L2x2 cars and WL911 RC boat.
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- john
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what is helicopter F45 use modul 2.4g ? is modul nrf24L01 ?
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- yov
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- victzh
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why do you separate HiSky HT8 into its own category? It uses nRF24LE1 which is radio-compatible with nRF24L01, so should be listed in the category "nRF24L01, predecessor nRF2401, and clones Beken BK2421/BK2423 and Si24R1". They can all be served by nRF24L01 TX.
PatrickN, answering your original question - the main difference between these chips are in the modulation details. Almost all of them (CYRF6936 is an exception) use FSK or GFSK, but the details - center frequencies available, frequency bias, bit-rate are all different to the point of total incompatibility between main 3 families using FSK/GFSK - A7105, CC2500, and nRF24L01. CYRF6936 uses Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) modulation which is totally different from FSK.
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- Daryoon
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yov wrote: hello as read here the solo pro V1/V2 and bravo uses nRF24L01. But is it possible to connect the solo pro V1/V2/bravo with the deco if used deviation and this chip?
I have not seen anybody reversed engineer and added the old Nine Eagles protocol into Deviation yet.
Kile has a project that allows one to create their own module. Anybody look at the source code and perhaps figure out how to get it to work with Deviation w/nRF24L01 transceiver added?
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- SeByDocKy
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victzh wrote: PatrickN, jason4207,
why do you separate HiSky HT8 into its own category? It uses nRF24LE1 which is radio-compatible with nRF24L01, so should be listed in the category "nRF24L01, predecessor nRF2401, and clones Beken BK2421/BK2423 and Si24R1". They can all be served by nRF24L01 TX.
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You can bind the V922 with the nRF24L01 ? For me it's not working ....
You have some special instructions ?
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- victzh
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- SeByDocKy
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victzh wrote: V922 a.k.a. FBL100 use the radio chip compatible with nRF24L01. There is an implementation of the protocol in sunvsuv fork of Deviation. I have not built it, so I am not sure how ready it is. People reported that it does not build for Devo 7E due to memory constraint, but Devo 10 should be OK. I will try to build it and if it builds, I can upload the binaries for you to check. I can't easily check it myself - I just moved and my stuff is not sorted out yet, unlike my computer which still can build
According to this video, seems to work
But not information about how he did ...
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- enderffx
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I am slightly confused
I own a WLToys V262 and a Hubsan X4.
I'd love to control both with a Devo 7E.
Reading the first post i assume that i need two modules.
-1- can i use 2 modules in one 7E or is that not working.
-2- I can harvest the nRF24L01 (V262) from the stock remote right ? 8 i have the switchable one).
-3- what about the Hubsan X4, is there also a usable module n the stock Tx ?
-4- The first listed module says "A7105" but at the end of the item desciption it also says "nRF24L01" ?!?!? Is this a typical seller trick to attract buyers then buying the wrong module ? Or can i use this mofule for BOTH X4 & V262 ??
-5- Is this thing also usable for the X4 ?
Looks like the same with better antenna.
Sorry to bug you guys but i am clearly confused
Please help me out.
Ender
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- victzh
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1. Yes, you can. Now it is pretty easy to add two extra modules, just use TMS and TCK for their corresponding CSN lines.
2. You can, but it is most probably the module without PA, so it will be very range limited.
3. Don't have it, don't know
4. It is marketing trick - the first description is a valid one, all others are added to boost search engine response. Hubsan uses A7105 as far as I know, so you need a module with A7105 first in the description
5. No, it is CC2500 module.
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- enderffx
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Okay, so i will buy exactly the 2 recommended modules...
Greetings,
Ender
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- HappyHarry
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enderffx wrote: Hi !
I am slightly confused
I own a WLToys V262 and a Hubsan X4.
I'd love to control both with a Devo 7E.
Reading the first post i assume that i need two modules.
-1- can i use 2 modules in one 7E or is that not working.
-2- I can harvest the nRF24L01 (V262) from the stock remote right ? 8 i have the switchable one).
-3- what about the Hubsan X4, is there also a usable module n the stock Tx ?
-4- The first listed module says "A7105" but at the end of the item desciption it also says "nRF24L01" ?!?!? Is this a typical seller trick to attract buyers then buying the wrong module ? Or can i use this mofule for BOTH X4 & V262 ??
-5- Is this thing also usable for the X4 ?
Looks like the same with better antenna.
Sorry to bug you guys but i am clearly confused
Please help me out.
Ender
1. yes you can use 2 extra modules in a 7e
2. yes you can
3. there must be a module, but i don't know if it can be easily removed and reused
4. yes it's a seller trick, and no the nrf24l01 will not work for the hubsan protocol
5. no that's a CC2500, that will not work for hubsan, you need a A7105 like this
oops vitczh already replied while i was looking for a a7105 link with pa, but i couldn't find one :/
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