How to bind several Tx to one model
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- magic_marty
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- vlad_vy
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You can change your txid to 7FFFFFFF if you don't want to rebind.
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So if the first digit of your txid is less then 8, then you are lucky.
However if you are unlucky, you can still try to use 7FFFFFFFF and see if that works, but at least you will be aware, that since that is a specific number, it might not be unique, so there might be other transmitters with the same txid...
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Also, I can not bind any rx with fixed id, fixed id must be blank to bind any rx. I can only add fixed id after binding. I this how it should be?
tia
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- vlad_vy
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For walkera receivers it is normal order, first you have to bind without Fixed ID, then you can use custom Fixed ID.
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magic_marty wrote: sometimes on the devo12/12s if you are in usb mode and connected to the computer if you just power off or unplug it will corrupt the hardware.ini file..It's happened to me several times the only way to avoid this from happening is when you are ready to disconnect from the computer right click the drive letter for the devo and select "eject" before you unplug ...Since i have been doing it this way it has not corrupted my hardware file anymore..
Hopefully you made a full backup copy of your files and all you have to do is right click the drive and select "Repair Drive" then replace the hardware file with the one you hopefully have saved as backup...
Just corrupted my tx "again", but I did safely remove hardware so this is not the issue.
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The txid setting is working on the T8SG though, I can bind a model with a txid set and then change the txid and the model is not bound, then I switch back to the first txid and it is bound again. So I know the setting works on the T8SG it is just not the same between Jumper and Walkera.
Any ideas?
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Moeder wrote: Probably you have different versions of deviation on different txes. The fixing of the bug mentioned above will require rebinding If your txid is greater than 7FFFFFF.
Thanks, I did see the note about that bug while skimming but it didn't sink in. Sounds plausable,
Update, set txid to 7FFFFFFF on the Jumper and everything is well. Now I'm left wondering if its worth the effort up re-bind everything. Seems like if I power on and connect, a second radio powered up does not take over the first.
Anyway, thanks again for the help!
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