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Binding Devo rx601 receiver
- suzygs1000
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I have always used Walkera transmitters and receivers.
I have a large number of RX601's.
I have two Devo 10 tx's, one with Deviation, and one standard.
I recently purchased a Irangex IRM8 transmitter.
I would like to put all my quads on the Irange, as the Devo 10 with Deviation on it now has two broken switches.
A number of the quads have RX601 receivers, and I have found that they will not bind with the Devo protocol on either the DEVO10 with Deviation on , or the IrangeX transmitters.
I have a couple of RX601's that I have cleaned, and both will bind with my DEVO10 standard, so I don't think it is the rx's.
The DEVO Deviation used to bind with RX601's, I am pretty sure ...but that would probably a year or so ago.
Is there something I am missing when trying top bind Deviation with RX601?
thanks Dave.
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- FDR
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In deviation you can write the same txid into the hardware.ini, so you can use either transmitters to control a quad without the need to rebind.
The other option would be to use auto bind all the time, but I suggest not to do so, because Fixed ID helps in case you need to recover the link after restart, brownout, etc...
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- suzygs1000
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Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately, that didn't work either.
I cleared the rx, bound it to the Devention DEVO10 , set up fixed id (550934), disconnected the rx from the Devo10, reconnected to make sure it was good, and it reconnected immediately.
I then went into the model on the IrangeX, entered the same fixed id (550934), and tried to bind, but no success.
I then tried the same procedure with the DEVO10 with Deviation, and again no success.
Looks like I may have to continue using the DEVO10 with Walkera software to fly my Devo receiver models.
I do have a 7 channel rx which I got with one of the transmitters. I have not tried to bind that with Deviation yet.
I will see if I can find that one, and see if it will bind, and advise further.
Again, I am pretty sure that I used to be able to bind my old DEVO10 with Deviation on it to the rx601 receivers, but I could be mistaken.
thanks again for your help
Dave.
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- FDR
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Each TX has it's unique TXID, which is included in the bind together with the Fixed ID.
However you can let two (or more) deviation transmitters to have the same TXID throw writing a txid entry with the same value into the hardware.ini of each transmitter.
Then you can bind once and use the same RX with either transmitter, but you don't have this feature on the stock Walkera devention fw...
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- suzygs1000
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Sometimes, Autobind will work, but is very inconsistent, and changing to fixed id after bind doesn't work. It will not bind again.
Is there anyone who is successfully binding rx601 with Devention?
thanks again for your interest, FDR
regards Dave.
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- Schugy
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Have you tried several transmit power settings, setting 6 channels or disabling telemetry in the devo protocol options? At least the Devo 10 should work. Long time ago some multiprotocol RF modules (3in1 or 4in1) had problems with one of their chips and therefore the dependent protocols. Maybe you can find something.
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- suzygs1000
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I thought it may have been a firmware problem so tried to update to later firmware ... big mistake ... after upgrade, screen was blank at turn on, and power switch was not working. I reflashed it to the original fw and started playing around again.
Using your method, I can bind the rx601 to the Irangex, but if I go and update fixed ID while it is still bound, then turn them both off, it will not rebind.
The problem is that the Irangex is not updating the rx601 with the fixed id, so obviously will not rebind.
I have verified this, as the rx601 will still rebind with my devo10 tx while fixed id is off,
well, back to the drawing board ....thanks again Dave.
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FDR wrote: If you used Fixed ID for the bind (and I hope you did), then you need to clear the Fixed ID from the receivers (with the bind plug), then rebind them to the other transmitter first with auto bind, and after that with a Fixed ID.
In deviation you can write the same txid into the hardware.ini, so you can use either transmitters to control a quad without the need to rebind.
The other option would be to use auto bind all the time, but I suggest not to do so, because Fixed ID helps in case you need to recover the link after restart, brownout, etc...
I have 7e and 12e TX's (matching TXID in hardware.ini and matching Fixed ID) and RX601. The problem I have is that when testing failsafe (turn off TX then turn back on) sometimes the receiver will re-connect instantly but most times it will take over 5 seconds to re-connect signal. I have tested with both transmitters, have tested with and without TXID set and it is always inconsistent when reconnecting after signal loss. I have not tested with any other receivers yet.
Devo 7e A7105 NRF24L01 CC2500 2x3 way & voice, Devo 12e 4 in 1 & voice.
FFS (Forever Fixing Stuff)
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- Birdman
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Old thread I know.
I have given up on this but had similar issues and never got this to work as described. I am 99.99% certain I have tried everything and done it all correctly.
I'm using a 12s I only just got and have already discovered several bugs.
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