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Install old FlySky A7105 module into 7e
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30 Dec 2015 10:37 - 30 Dec 2015 10:38 #41260
by Cul8r
Install old FlySky A7105 module into 7e was created by Cul8r
Hi all
I have successfully done the installation of a NRF24L01 from BG as also the range mod on my Devo 7e. Now I have opened an old Titan TX to find out what kind of sender module it uses. It turned out that it has some kind of A7105 module. The problem I have now is that the pins do have partly different names than stated in the manuals I found and because of that I am not sure how to connect this board to give it a try.
The main chip has this signature on it (if I was able to read it correctly):
A7105
AMP13246
1126G
There is another bigger chip with this letters:
TG35135
1118
So I assumed id is a A7105 and it could be used in my Devo 7e. The pins of the board are named as follow:
GND
(no name but red wire connected, so assuming it's power)
SDIO
SW
SCS
SCK
PPM
So can someone tell me if it is correct to connect as this:
GND => GND (pin7 of original TX chip)
? => VDD
SDIO => MOSI ?
SW => ?
SCS => TCK? (as it is the second TX)
SCK => SCK (pin 2 of original TX chip)
PPM => ?
Any help is very appreciated... otherwise I will do a try and error run.
I have successfully done the installation of a NRF24L01 from BG as also the range mod on my Devo 7e. Now I have opened an old Titan TX to find out what kind of sender module it uses. It turned out that it has some kind of A7105 module. The problem I have now is that the pins do have partly different names than stated in the manuals I found and because of that I am not sure how to connect this board to give it a try.
The main chip has this signature on it (if I was able to read it correctly):
A7105
AMP13246
1126G
There is another bigger chip with this letters:
TG35135
1118
So I assumed id is a A7105 and it could be used in my Devo 7e. The pins of the board are named as follow:
GND
(no name but red wire connected, so assuming it's power)
SDIO
SW
SCS
SCK
PPM
So can someone tell me if it is correct to connect as this:
GND => GND (pin7 of original TX chip)
? => VDD
SDIO => MOSI ?
SW => ?
SCS => TCK? (as it is the second TX)
SCK => SCK (pin 2 of original TX chip)
PPM => ?
Any help is very appreciated... otherwise I will do a try and error run.
Last edit: 30 Dec 2015 10:38 by Cul8r. Reason: change topic icon
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30 Dec 2015 17:00 #41262
by aMax
Devo7e, TaranisQ X7, R9M , 4in1 MM, Futaba FC18plusV3.2 & DFT/FLD-02
Replied by aMax on topic Install old FlySky A7105 module into 7e
This will only work with ppm, since the mcu is still on board. ....and you dont know the code...
Search for Adapter_gke,....he describes the thing.
Search for Adapter_gke,....he describes the thing.
Devo7e, TaranisQ X7, R9M , 4in1 MM, Futaba FC18plusV3.2 & DFT/FLD-02
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31 Dec 2015 08:35 #41279
by Cul8r
Replied by Cul8r on topic Install old FlySky A7105 module into 7e
Tnx a lot aMax for the reply and the info. So that means that I would have to spend more effort (and money) to bring this module alive as if I buy an original one. So then I think it's better to lay that project to rest
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