Devo 12s 3in1 / 4in1 RF module neat installation.

Hello,

just another newbie question : is it possible to connect NRFL24L01 on TCK pad (A14) because i don't need CC2500 module ? I think I read that it was possible but I can not find or.

thanks for your return

Sure, just match the module to the corresponding pad in the hardware.ini file.

Got my 3 in 1 module, is this the right one. It says v1.0 if u can read it. Actually got it from amazon

Here is the 4in1 I got Last week, I hope it is a good one. (Taobao focus)

Hello everybody!

I'm thinking about soldering a 3-in-1 module into my Devo10.

I have read a lot and I also searched in this thread, but unfortunately I couldn't find an answer to my question and so I hope you guys can help.

There is an antenna cable on the 3-in-1 module from banggood. Where do I have to put this antenna cable?

Do I have to bore through the case and mount an additional stick antenna?
Can I put it together with the original antenna of the Devo10?
Is it possible to fix the antenna cable anywhere inside the case? Would this cause any range issues?

By the way: I only use my Devo for indoor flights, so the range isn't a real problem for me.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Lots of people leave the antenna inside the case for Micros because you can't see it before range becomes an issue, although fpv may need external. Banggood sells the antennas for a couple bucks, info is in this forum already. Maybe someone with personal experience can help you more, I would just try leaving in case and do a range test. You can always add the external antenna. Also, the 3 in one doesn't replace the original module so you have to have two antennas. This is a big reason I went with the 4in1. Easier to install and uses existing antenna. I hope to have time this weekend to install it.

If you have a DEVO 10, go for the 4in1. For the very small price difference, don't even bother getting in the trouble to think about one or two antennas and long or short range or anything else. Banngood now has the 4in1 (don't know if it is in stock at the moment). I have done both mods, DEVO 10 with 3in1 and DEVO 10 with 4in1 and the 4in1 is the way to go. The 4in1 also has been improoved for the A7105 LNA (don't know exactly what it does, i only know it is fixed).

I hope this is the right place to post this but lets say i want to install this on a devo f12e. I know of TMS and TCK for installing 2 modules but what about the 3rd pin i need for the 3rd module. I cant seem to find anyone online that has installed a 3 in 1 module on the devo f12e. Pictures of the pin and the name of the pin in the hardware file would be very much appreciated.

If I were you I would go with the 4in1,I installed the 3in1 in my d10 and regret I did so because its limited leash(range) with the nfr24l01 and a7105 chips I flew my bayang x16 200 more yards w/out a drop with my 7e with the 2 separate chips installed individually.Also all my antennas are mounted on the outside of both tx.I almost lost my x16 when it popped off the leash of the d10 and had a few drops that were quickly recovered.I'm going to istall a 4in1 in my 1st devo 7e that was once modified.Go with the 4in1.

XK-X100 S-FHSS not binding with Devo 7E

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The tx has been modded with a 4in1 from Taobao and is running Deviation V5.0.0-bff7c9c.

I have tried both freq-fine and freq-coarse up and down the scale at intervals of 20 first and then at intervals of 10, but could never get a bind.
Any hints, please?

Addenda: in the meantime I have upgraded to the latest nightly build,
deviation-devo7e-v5.0.0-f9f36d5.zip, with similar results.

Note: put this post on Feedback & Questions yesterday: plenty of views but nobody replied. This place seems more appropriate.

Try holding down the bind button on the xk100 while inserting the battery,make sure the bind lights are off,then scroll the frequency fine slowly until the lights come on to indicate you're binded.

C0ckpitvue 777 wrote: Try holding down the bind button on the xk100 while inserting the battery,make sure the bind lights are off,then scroll the frequency fine slowly until the lights come on to indicate you're binded.

Are the Bind lights on the X100 the blue ones? Can you give me an idea of the freq-fine around which bind should occur? Thank you.

Yes the bind lights are blue,just leave frequency course on its default number and slowly scroll frequency fine and keep your eyes on the xk100.There is no particular number it varies dramatically,everybody number varies.After slowly scrolling through ff if you don't get no hit then go every 20 and hit the bind option in the protocol also make sure your throttle is at -100,I know its a pain in the thumb,lol.Make sure the tx is on before the quad whenyou do this procedure.

C0ckpitvue 777 wrote: Yes the bind lights are blue,just leave frequency course on its default number and slowly scroll frequency fine and keep your eyes on the xk100.There is no particular number it varies dramatically,everybody number varies.After slowly scrolling through ff if you don't get no hit then go every 20 and hit the bind option in the protocol also make sure your throttle is at -100,I know its a pain in the thumb,lol.Make sure the tx is on before the quad whenyou do this procedure.

Here is what I do on the Devo 7E:
1. Power on with blue lights off.
2. ENT on the S-FHSS button
3. Set the Freq-Thin value and EXT (goes back to previous screen)
4. ENT on RE-INIT button.
5. If no bind, go back to step 2.
You see, there is no scroll facility on the Devo 7E. What should I be doing different?

What I'm saying is you don't have to keep going back to the bind menu,just go up or down(scroll) on the ff numbers slowly,it will bind when you hit the frequency.Is your throttle reading -100 on the channel monitor?

C0ckpitvue 777 wrote: What I'm saying is you don't have to keep going back to the bind menu,just go up or down(scroll) on the ff numbers slowly,it will bind when you hit the frequency.Is your throttle reading -100 on the channel monitor?

Ah, ok, thks, will give it a try. Yes, throttle on -100. Will keep you posted (late here already).

As nobody's using 'Freq coarse', and frankly it's not coarser than fine, I plan to remove it. Do you think that one 'Freq tune' option is enough?

vmsda wrote:

C0ckpitvue 777 wrote: What I'm saying is you don't have to keep going back to the bind menu,just go up or down(scroll) on the ff numbers slowly,it will bind when you hit the frequency.Is your throttle reading -100 on the channel monitor?

Ah, ok, thks, will give it a try. Yes, throttle on -100. Will keep you posted (late here already).

I hope to have followed you to the letter, but no success.
Here is what I did. At all times, bind lights out, throttle -100.

A. Starting from freq-fine =-127, freq-coarse=0:
1. Freq-fine + 1 (until 127), ENT
2. Wait for Usain Bolt to run 100 metres
3. If nothing happens, back to 1

B. Starting from freq-fine=0, freq-coarse=-120:
1. ENT, EXT, RE-INIT, ENT
2. S-FHSS, ENT, freq-coarse + 20 (till 120)
3. ENT, EXT, RE-INIT, ENT
4. Wait for Bolt running 200 metres. If nothing happens, back to 2.

Thank you for your patience. Any more ideas?

Use the Frsky protocol.