How to configure the failsafe dsm2?

How to configure the failsafe dsm2?

Thank you very much!

Hi!
Simply like the all spektrum products:

Power on Rx with a Bind-plug
Hold all the tx command to the fail-safe value, then power on Tx in bind mode (you must have 6 hands to do this !)

Here is actually simpler than that.

Each channel has a setting called 'Failsafe' which defaults to off. Click it/press ENT on it to activate and set it to a value.

For example:
THR -100
RUD 20
ELV 15

Power yur RX with a bind plug and bind. Failsafe will be transferred and set. Obviously your RX must have the failsafe feature. I know for certain OrangeRX $6 receivers only have failsafe on throttle channel. Most cheap Spektrums as well, you need to go to AR7xxx to have this feature.

PhracturedBlue wrote:

sbstnp wrote: Power yur RX with a bind plug and bind. Failsafe will be transferred and set. Obviously your RX must have the failsafe feature. I know for certain OrangeRX $6 receivers only have failsafe on throttle channel. Most cheap Spektrums as well, you need to go to AR7xxx to have this feature.

I do not believe this will work. If not, it is something we should implement, though its usage is a little different as changing the failsafe values does not seem to be supported after the model is bound.

I just reported what I use and works.

Example:

Binding orangeRX dsm2 with Failsafe set to off then powering off my TX makes the THR to go to zero, meaning 50%. Why 50%? No idea, THR stick is usually at the lowest position when binding. Actually I'm not sure it is 50%, but the motor sounds like it's there.

Binding with Failsafe to -100 then powering off my TX makes the motor to remain off.

So it works for me. Unfortunately I don't have a full featured Spektrum RX to test other channels. I know for sure Failsafe works for all channels on Devo receivers, tested on my RX802.

If you didn't implement this on purpose then it must be a lucky side effect. I know failsafe is transferred over only on the initial bind however.

vlad_vy wrote: You need power on RX with bind plug and wait LED flashing, then remove bind plug and bind from Tx. Such way you will setup Preset Failsafe. If you don't remove bind plug, you will setup SmartSafe and HoldSafe.

I don't have a Spektrum receiver so probably Vlad is right. I only tested with OrangeRX $6/piece.

vlad_vy wrote: Deviation failsafe don't work for me (Spektrum AR8000 and JR RD921). Rx save stick position (in time of bind), not failsafe value.

Not even for THR? This is consistently working for me on R610, R615 and R415 OrangeRx.

So LemonRX's are becoming really popular now and I just lost a $300 quad to flyaway. Is failsafe working in the latest release build?

www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1773138&page=29

Protocol gods..........can you all compare failsafe defaults of Spektrum setups to others such as FlySky, Walkera, etc.?

I thought with the LemonRX's (6ch at least) you only had throttle failsafe and it was set to the position throttle was at during binding?

I remember testing it with mine and it seemed to work properly. I'll have to try again when I get home. I don't see how a different version of Deviation could effect that simple throttle failsafe.

So is the only way to get failsafe to work is to set it while binding? Reason a ask is i am trying to get it to work on my qrx350 i need it to go to RTH if signal loose...