How can I bind Receiver R-XSR with Jumper T8SG

Hi Everyone!

Does anyone knows how to bind my R-XSR receiver on an Iflight Nazgul 4s Drone with the Jumper T8SG Lite?

yes sure just select the Frsky - X protocol, hold bind plug on the rx, power Rx while keeping button pressed. Light should flash fast, put tx 1m away, press bind at Tx, led flash should change. after reboot led sould be solid green at Rx indicating bind.

Using freq tune, you can even find tune the center bind spot for max range.

Thanks!

I tried and it looks like it is working, Just going to configurate the betaflight and try to make this fly!

thanks a lot! I will tell you!

Hello Again,

I finally binded Tx with Rx, but it doesnt do anything, I have all channels selected and all configurations good, but the drone doesn´t sense the Tx.
In beta flight, Tx page, i dont get any sense of it.

Any Idea what to do next? Is compatible the protocol of frskyX with Frsky R-XSR?

thanks!

I have the same problem with the T8SG PLUS, it does the binding but in betaflight the channels don't move, has anyone solved it?

if the rx led is solid green it is bind and working.

So in Tx you must setup a model and have the channels moving with the sticks, check that it is the case.
In Betaflight Rx must be selected correct port and type settings must be made correctly and the right pin must be used. Normally Sbus (inverted pin) or Fport.
But there is plenty of videos on that part.

Hello!

thanks again for the reply, but, bad news, I did that before, all in betaflight is good adjust, UART, SBUS,etc... but the Tx still not giving any signal
of movement in betaflight, I just have the green light in the R-XSR Receiver.

Also looked to see if I can upgrade my Jumper TS8G Lite, but it doesnt have anything to do with that, I dont know what to try now...

thanks!

I cannot believe this is not deviation related, solid green /rx led means binded, so it gets a stream of data from deviation. At least confirm that channels switches are moving in deviation ?

Further if using SBUS, you do need an inverted pin on flight controller. (often there is specific pin for that) on f3 and f7, you can invert the port by software.
But please make step by step description.