New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way

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27 Dec 2013 22:43 #17187 by Daryoon

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Got it.

I went into the menu and keep trying frequencies until I found one that works.

So right now, my devo7e is controlling the X4FPV, while the video is displayed on the Hubsan TX.

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27 Dec 2013 22:48 - 27 Dec 2013 22:48 #17189 by goebish

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good news, it's on with a default frequency at power up !

should be very easy to hack

what's the default frequency ?

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27 Dec 2013 22:59 #17193 by Xermalk

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The default frequency on the hubsan seem to vary somewhat, between 5725 and 5780. Probably to reduce the chance of disturbing another hubsan in the air.

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27 Dec 2013 23:05 #17194 by goebish

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Got it, that's too easy, on the 0x40 tx frames, bb and cc bytes are the frequency in MHz:

eg: in your dump, the last frequency you set is 0x1694 = 5780 !!!

I'll now build a firmware that tries to set it to 5900MHz

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27 Dec 2013 23:11 #17196 by Daryoon

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Cool. The highest frequency is 5945mhz. Then the next step rolls back to 5725MHz.

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27 Dec 2013 23:13 #17197 by Xermalk

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/prays for a 5885 , 5905 or 5945 frequency version when i wake up tomorrow.

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27 Dec 2013 23:25 - 27 Dec 2013 23:26 #17198 by goebish

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I just built a firmware for Devo 7e/5945MHz but there's something I'm not sure.
I've a Devo 10 and it only needs the .dfu file, I think I understand the 7e needs a .dfu and 1 .bin file per used protocol ?

Which file(s) should I post ?

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27 Dec 2013 23:28 - 27 Dec 2013 23:40 #17199 by goebish

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Tell me if this is OK (.dfu + every .bin, built for Devo 7):
speedy.sh/UDGYV/deviation.zip

If it works it should set the frequency to 5945

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27 Dec 2013 23:37 - 27 Dec 2013 23:41 #17203 by Xermalk

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Is that for the 7e? I no longer have the module in my 7. Its installed in my Devo 10.

Edit: And whats with the download manager? I refuse to install download managers to download a file.

please attache the files to the post, or use a better filehost.

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27 Dec 2013 23:39 - 27 Dec 2013 23:40 #17205 by goebish

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Here it is for Devo 10, please don't forget it's just a test version, have a backup of your firmware and config files ready !
speedy.sh/f8wEk/devo10.dfu

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27 Dec 2013 23:41 #17206 by Daryoon

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That doesn't look right. If you download one of the Devo7e firmware. You'll see the structure that gets outputted.

I get a .zip file that contains the dfu and a folder call /protocol

Within that folder are each of the protocol with the .mod extension. No .bin.

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27 Dec 2013 23:42 - 27 Dec 2013 23:43 #17207 by Xermalk

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found the hidden link to not use the crappy download manager.
Ill see if i have a battery charged.

What firmware version is the protocol for? I'm running ca2fa01 right now.

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27 Dec 2013 23:42 #17208 by Daryoon

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Xermalk wrote: Is that for the 7e? I no longer have the module in my 7. Its installed in my Devo 10.

Edit: And whats with the download manager? I refuse to install download managers to download a file.

please attache the files to the post, or use a better filehost.

LOL

I know. But I found out that if you click on the title at the top. You can download directly without needing to install the download manager.

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27 Dec 2013 23:44 #17209 by goebish

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Daryoon wrote: That doesn't look right. If you download one of the Devo7e firmware. You'll see the structure that gets outputted.

I get a .zip file that contains the dfu and a folder call /protocol

Within that folder are each of the protocol with the .mod extension. No .bin.

Sorry, I don't know how the Devo 7 works, here's the protocol folder with mod files:
speedy.sh/Qb36Z/protocol.zip

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27 Dec 2013 23:46 - 27 Dec 2013 23:47 #17211 by goebish

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Xermalk wrote: What firmware version is the protocol for? I'm running ca2fa01 right now.

latest dev sources, rev 2039.

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27 Dec 2013 23:51 #17212 by Daryoon

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The video seems to be coming in at 5815MHz for me.

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27 Dec 2013 23:52 - 27 Dec 2013 23:54 #17213 by Xermalk

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Daryon, try rebinding and se if its always 5815.

And holy crap dfuse 2.0 sucks, 4 minutes just to get past the erase phase ? *shudders* i need to locate a download for 1.5.

I normally have a full firmware flash done in under a minute in my vm machine. but i don't have access to it right now.

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27 Dec 2013 23:54 #17214 by Daryoon

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Tried a bunch of rebind. And it's always 5815.

Actually, I can switch to the neighboring frequencies...5800, 5805, 5810 and 5815. But 5815 seems to be the strongest.

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27 Dec 2013 23:55 #17215 by goebish

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Daryoon wrote: Tried a bunch of rebind. And it's always 5815.

Actually, I can switch to the neighboring frequencies...5800, 5805, 5810 and 5815. But 5815 seems to be the strongest.

Ok was 5815 the default frequency when you used your previous firmware ?

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27 Dec 2013 23:55 - 27 Dec 2013 23:56 #17216 by Xermalk

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There's always some bleeding on video frequencies. That's why you never use similar frequencies when you fly.

The fact that its constant though is a very very good step forward.

@ goebish 5815 is outside the default frequencies when binding.

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