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Devo12s usb problem
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If other things are not working as well, it is typically an indication that the firmware is not installed properly, since the firmware is what actually executes the power-down. You can open your Tx and check the voltage on the switch to ensure the switch itself is working. I broke the one in my Devo8 at one point (my Tx has probably seen more on/off cycles than any other outside Walkera's labs), and replaced it with one from Radio Shack.
(The above is based on my knowledge of the Devo 6/8/10, the 12 could be different, though it is unlikely.
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bigde wrote: I did upgrade the program already and it doesn't work. Is there a way I could format my devo12 and reload walkera software. If that doesn't work I'm gona have to put a switch to the lipo wire to turned it off . Thanks for replying fast.
Are you shure that you always perform 'Upgrade' firmware and library, but not 'Upload'? If you 'Upload' firmware or library, you corrupted firmware files and need again download firmware files from Walkera.
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Thanks for replying. I really appreciate your help.
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Next I would trace the light's circuit and see what drives it and monitors the CPU pin that drives the light, see if it changes state on switch-off. Have you confirmed that the CPU is in fact powering down (easiest would be to measure the battery current drawn during ON and OFF states of the switch.)
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