How to upgrade Devo TX to Deviation Firmware
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EVERNIN wrote: Hi, I am trying to upgrade my devo 8s to Deviation firmware, with no success, when while pressing EXT and power on tx, it appears program update on tx display, ok, but the dfuse tool on the pc does not recognize the tx. can you help?? Thank you. by the way please forgive my poor english, I am Mexican.
Which version of Dfuse are you using?
The v1.7 is the newest:
www.walkera.com/upload/upgrade/2013-2-26.rar
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I am new to the deviation forum. I have a Devo 8s which I want to upgrade to deviation. I tried going to the Walkera website, but it seems it has changed and now I cannot find the Devention Difuse Upgrade Tools. I am running Mac OS X Mountain Lion.
Can you please help me?
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- Helifan
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Now I will try to proceed to the firmware update.
Does it only work on windows?
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- bitchin86
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- FDR
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Deviation doesn't support the DEVO 7.
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- Tom Z
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Were you talking about my post #3597 on page one?
If so I listed how to install the factory firmware for the Devo 6/8/7/10.
I removed the Devo 7 video so it doesn't confuse anyone. The deviation firmware is not for the Devo 7. I just listed how to restore the factory firmware for it.
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- Morten
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I have a Devo 12, and i want to switch to Deviation 3.0 but i have some problems dooing that.
Ive tried on tree different computers with totally differen problems.
1 pc: Win 7 64 bit. Defuse (1.7 and 1.5 )installed but chrased every time i start it.
2 pc: Win xp 32 bit. Defuse (1.7 and 1.5 and 1.4) installed but when I start the transmitter in update mode it dosen't show up at the bottom of the defuse window. When i go to device mannager it shows there is no driver installed. I search the net for a driver but with no luck.
3 pc: Win 7 64 bit. Defuse 1.7 and 1.5 installed but chrased every time i start it. Installed Defuse 1.4 and suddently it dosent chrash yeah!! - I start the transmitter in update mode (trn switch and power button) it shows up at the bottom of the defuse window Yes!! But it dosent work when i try upgrading, and i get a error message.. Damn... Then i discover it dosent show up in the Available dfu devices at the top left corner of the defuse window. Im starting to get desperate now , what do i have to do? Please help me witch of the 3 pc should i use and what have i missed since i cant get it to work?
Thanks
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- RandMental
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Try disconnecting and even de-installing all the USB devices and drivers, reboot and start the DfuSe software. Hopefully that will work.
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- Morten
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It turned out there was no drivers on my Xp pc, so i copied them from the win 7 pc an now i can flash the files on the Devo 12... Yes!!
I flashed both the .dfu file, formatted the drive, copied the files in the file system folder. Rebooted the Transmitter but the only thing on the screen is one icon with at helicopter and i can't select it. What did i do wrong? Right now i hav a non working transmitter and the wether is great for flying here in Denmark.
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- vlad_vy
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- Morten
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Cant wait until it support my much bigger screen...
Im a happy man now!!
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- RoJAck
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Really nice job on the firmware, UI's, and instructions.
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- clearprop88
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The reason I used it is because I used it before, and it works.
Is there any advantage to using the v1.7 of the DFuse SW?
The Deviation v3.0 seems to be working fine in my Devo 6 with the older version of DFuse.
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- rbe2012
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- So much to do, so little time...
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- clearprop88
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I will only be using it on my Devo 6, and 8.
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- rbe2012
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- So much to do, so little time...
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- vanwadiver
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I received a brand-new, fresh from china, Devo 8S and proceeded to upgrade it to the Deviation 3.0 software. The upgrade process seemed to run fine, and I followed all instructions in the documentation as well as the video at the head of this post, but my Tx will only display a blank screen no matter what I do.
As far as I can tell, the correct number of beeps seem to be present at the right times: Power on, Power off, etc. but other than the beeps, I can't tell if the software is actually functional or not.
I've repeatedly tried installing Deviation v3.0 as well as v2.1.1, and reverting the software back to v0.9A from Walkera. All to no avail. The only time I am able to see anything besides a blank screen is when holding down EXT and powering on, where I am able to see the Program Update screen, but that's it. Nothing else... nada...
Does anyone have any ideas on what may be wrong, or what else I might try to get the screen to show up?
Thanks for your help...
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