please help deviation newbie

ok i guess i messed up the wiring because with that ini its telling me my nrf24101 is missing soo im assuming i should try resolders directly to the controller?

The file looks much better.

If you connected the module CSN signal to TMS pin in your transmitter, the value should be A13. If you instead connected it to the TCK pin, the value should be set to A14.

As I wrote earlier, if you switched the CSN lines, you should switch the A13/A14

omg you guys are my heros i cant even explain how many times i was almost in tears because of this thing thank you soo soo much guys

lol to think all i needed was to swap numbers around i was doubting all my double checks and tripple checks thanks soo much again lol

So it works ? Great !)

yes it works but now when i assign channel 5 and go too the control monitor it doesnt move i took the remote apart again to see if it was unplugged and everything seems too be hunkydory i even tried shorting it out on the switch tabs and still nothing does this mean after all this is my devo a dud?

yep deff not the switch checked it with my meter and everything is good is there an ini i have to change?

or do i need to buy another Devo?

nevermind very sorry need too read more before i start asking for help just didnt know how to fully turn on the 5 channel again thanks for your time everyone

Best place to check physical inputs is under the Input Monitor rather than the Channel Monitor, that should show whether your physical switches/sticks are working and recognised, from there you have to decide how you want those physical inputs to be reflected in a channel.

Channels are completely and utterly independent of any physical input; they can have no pysical inputs assigned whatsoever, or they can have every single physical thing you have on your transmitter all mushing together to give a single output channel

DeeRod wrote: ;Only useful for transmitters with an after-market vibration motor
;enable-haptic=1
;
;switch_types: 3x2, 3x1, 2x2
;extra-switches=
;
;button_types: trim-all, trim-(left|right)-(up|down|both)
;May occur more than once if necessary.
;extra-buttons=
;
[modules]
; there is no need to enable the cyrf6936 module unless
; it is wired to an alternate port. It is Enabled automatically otherwise
; enable-cyrf6936 = B12
; has_pa-cyrf6936 = 1
; enablea7105 = A13
; has_paa7105 = 1
; enable-cc2500 = A14
; has_pa-cc2500 = 1
; enablenrf24l01 = A14
; has_panrf24l01 = 1
; enable-multimod = A13

is this right?

No. You removed the "-" on the nrf24l01 line and didn't uncomment it. The line should read "enable-nrf24l01 = A14" with no semicolon in front of it. With that setup,. you won't get a warning, but all your nrf protocols will have a "*" in front of the name, meaning they aren't available.

You get "Bind" on protocols that support model binding if it's enabled. That typically means you've input a model id. Usually a good idea if your protocol supports it.