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7e/Ultimate7e, adding the devo version 4in1
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I got some problem with my New 4in1 module on DEVO 10(actually , I adapted old first batch 4in1 module on new 4in1 adapter DEVO board ), I turned on power set to DEVO protocol / 100mW power apply 50% throttle to active timer, about 10 min later , I can't reboot my TX , it shows "Missing CYRF6936 module" , I can't do anything but power it off ! I can fill 4in1 module is hot , then wait for few minutes , TX can work again. but this problem is reproduced ! would you please check it for me , maybe your new batch module does not have this problem.
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is it only when using the devo protocol/cyrf6936 or are other protocols or rf chips causing the same problem? I'll certainly run some tests later today and see what happens. here's hoping the issue is fixed in the newer version, or it's as easy as replacing the vreg with something with a higher throughput. also what voltage are you providing to the 4in1 module?
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in this post here cmPang mentions that there was an overheating issue with the devo 4in1 >> www.deviationtx.com/forum/7-development/...dule?start=280#46773 I wonder why it's only happening on the devo version and not the other versions of the 4in1?
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HappyHarry wrote: I think I remember reading about there being a voltage regulator issue for the devo 4in1 and this is what was delaying release, perhaps this is why it's not currently for sale on taobao?
is it only when using the devo protocol/cyrf6936 or are other protocols or rf chips causing the same problem? I'll certainly run some tests later today and see what happens. here's hoping the issue is fixed in the newer version, or it's as easy as replacing the vreg with something with a higher throughput. also what voltage are you providing to the 4in1 module?
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in this post here cmPang mentions that there was an overheating issue with the devo 4in1 >> www.deviationtx.com/forum/7-development/...dule?start=280#46773 I wonder why it's only happening on the devo version and not the other versions of the 4in1?
Test all protocol/modules got same result, I asked TaoBao seller about this issue, he told me my 4in1 is first batch which has overheat issue
I got bad luck.
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are you using 2s? if so, i would suggest to fall back to to stock 4x nimh cells in order not to over-voltage the entire power line.
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Thanks for your help.
It's no need to do more test about this issue, TaoBao seller told me this issue had been sorted after first batch(only 5~6 modules),
all your 4in1 modules should be OK, no problem.
edit : I installed and tested it on DEVO 10.
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I think I may be able to fit a small one inside my tx.
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C0ckpitvue 777 do banggood have this devo version of the 4in1 available now? as the other 4in1 versions wont work in the 7e bud, and yeah you will need to solder one wire to the mcu, there are several pins you can use though. if you don't want to tackle soldering to the mcu and you can wait a few weeks victzh has a daughterboard for the 4in1 that doesn't require any wires soldered to the mcu, see here for details >> www.deviationtx.com/forum/7-development/...dule?start=500#50029 as for a clearer pinout is this any help bud?
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I'm so interested in this just cause of the antenna switcher! The access to additional protocols is cool and all (for me the A7105 and NRF would be new) but I only ever use two protocols (DSM and FrSky) and right now i only have a cc2500 installed in my 10 cause I need frsky more than dsm and I'm not willing to hack it up into a Triceratops like my 7e was. The only reason I'm so excited to spend more money on my devos lol.
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so when the devo 4in1 was released it was a no brainer for me, as all 4 rf chips sharing a single external antenna is exactly what I was waiting for to make my 7e my main transmitter, that along with the mcu and extra switches and pots make it a very versatile and powerful transmitter in a very compact package
C0ckpitvue 777 I know they both aren't regular visitors here so give them some time to reply bud, also remember they aren't selling these things they just have the ability to communicate in chinese with the manufacturer. as I said I only have my one thanks to another member so I can't help anyone source them sorry.
I presume that they will show up on taobao and bg soon enough, the design is now fully working with no issues so I'm sure they'll start making them in bigger numbers
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What do I do in the hardware ini to get all 4 modules working?
I'm using a 7e and copied your wiring.
Thanks!
Edit: Never mind, I changed the 4th module in the hardware ini (like you said) and it worked. So far I've successfully bound to a Hubsan H107D.
I'll test it on some dsm2 stuff tomorrow.
Edit #2: dsm2 and dsmx are functional
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C0ckpitvue 777 wrote: Hello bud,was wondering if I can put this in the 7e along with the 3in1 www.ehirobo.com/walkera-wk-devo-s-mod-de...-upgrade-module.html
Hello, I got an upgrade module several weeks ago from www.walkeraonline.com/walkera-wk-devo-s-...-upgrade-module.html although it said "Out of stock now and will be arrived in 1-3 weeks" whenever I looked.
Back then I had killed the original CYRF6936 in my Devo 7e while trying the range mod . After that I bought a second Devo 7e immediately since I didn't expect to ge a replacement module. I did tho but now I consider to replace the working upgrade module in this first 7e with a 4in1 after an MCU upgrade (which is beyond my soldering skills, I'd need to find someone doing it for me). What I'm waiting for now is an "Ultimate Devo 7e for Dummies"...
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