New Hubsan Upgraded Version on the way

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28 Dec 2013 00:41 #17241 by PhracturedBlue

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FYI, to build on the 7e, you do 'make TARGET=dev07e' then include the devo7e.dfu and objs/devo7e/protocol/*.mod
or just do 'make TARGET=devo7e zip' and you get a zip file with everything you need.

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28 Dec 2013 00:43 #17242 by goebish

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Yes, that's what I did, what's strange is that +/- 5805 is the value of the first firmware I sent, which seems to be working

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28 Dec 2013 02:16 #17244 by Daryoon

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I am sure it's something simple. It's past 1am where you are, thus it's not obvious.

I'll wipe my Devo 7e and download your latest Devo 7e firmware again. Format the USB and copy the protocol over along with the last way file system from the nightly build. Then report back.

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28 Dec 2013 08:26 #17257 by goebish

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Yes, please format the USB drive and retry.
speedy.sh/SPsqg/deviation-devo7e-Unknown.zip

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28 Dec 2013 08:46 #17259 by Daryoon

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Downloaded that new zip. Flashed firmware. Formatted USB and then copied over file system from Dec-15 nightly. Then copied over the protocol folder from your zip.

Turn on Hubsan TX and set to 5945MHz.

Turn on X4. Turn on Devo.

Bound.

No video on Hubsan TX until I switch to 5805MHz.

Weird.

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28 Dec 2013 09:23 #17262 by goebish

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Can you try this module please:
speedy.sh/C6Jyj/hubsan4.mod

I modified a small thing, but I still don't understand why it works on Devo 10 but not on 7e...

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28 Dec 2013 09:58 - 28 Dec 2013 09:58 #17264 by goebish

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... but it kinda works because it sets a constant non default frequency

We'll crack it...

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28 Dec 2013 10:42 #17265 by Daryoon

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Copied over that new hubsan4.mod file.

And it's still transmitting on 5805MHz.

Not sure if saw my earlier comment about flashing back to an older firmware. (I built on OCT 10 with that version's protocol files) And video was still transmitting on 5805MHz.

So somehow, I got the X4 permanently stuck to default to 5805MHz when connecting to my Devo. Regardless of which firmware version and hubsan4.mod file I use.

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28 Dec 2013 10:54 #17267 by goebish

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This is pure sorcery

Before going further I'd like Xermalk (and anyone reading this thread and is willing to try) to try another firmware with another frequency (5885) to double check it's working:

Devo 10:
speedy.sh/MrbtA/deviation-devo10-5885vTX.zip

Devo 7:
speedy.sh/GkahH/deviation-devo7e-5885vTX.zip

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28 Dec 2013 11:03 #17269 by Daryoon

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Interesting. Just flash your latest and copied over the protocols directory.

And works without a hitch. I am on 5885MHz.

sorcery? Maybe. LOL

I am happy to end on that note. It's 3AM. Time for me to turn in. See you all in a few hours.

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28 Dec 2013 11:09 - 28 Dec 2013 11:09 #17270 by goebish

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Thanks !

12:00AM here, I've a few things to do in the afternoon, I'll be back this evening, when you get up

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28 Dec 2013 11:09 #17271 by Daryoon

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Oh, one more. For sanity sake.

With the succcess of getting the X4 to switch to 5885MHz, I did one more test.

Copied the hubsan4.mod you shared in this post .

And I was back to 5805MHz.

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28 Dec 2013 11:15 - 28 Dec 2013 11:15 #17272 by goebish

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Ok, next step will be to have the frequency selectable with a trim switch and have a way to display the current frequency on screen, oh and of course this value must be saved when the radio is powered off.

PhracturedBlue, any clues on where I should start hacking the code ?

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28 Dec 2013 11:22 #17273 by FDR

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Do you really need to change it on the fly?

I would implement it as a protocol option for the Hubsan protocol...

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28 Dec 2013 11:25 #17274 by goebish

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Good idea, we could set 1 or 2 frequencies in the .ini (so we still have a choice at the field) and toggle between those 2 frequencies with channel 7 for example, as I did to toggle LEDs and flips on the H107L.

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28 Dec 2013 12:38 - 28 Dec 2013 12:40 #17276 by goebish

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Or do you mean I should set a proto_opts array with all possible values ?
eg: _tr_noop("5645"), _tr_noop("5650") ...... , _tr_noop("5945")

won't this eat up too much flash and/or RAM space ?

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28 Dec 2013 13:06 #17277 by vlad_vy

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Proto_opts values can't start from number. E.g. "Steps:1024" but not "1024".

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28 Dec 2013 13:36 #17282 by FDR

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goebish wrote: Or do you mean I should set a proto_opts array with all possible values ?
eg: _tr_noop("5645"), _tr_noop("5650") ...... , _tr_noop("5945")

won't this eat up too much flash and/or RAM space ?

Yes. However I don't think they should be translatable...

Don't know.

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28 Dec 2013 14:55 - 28 Dec 2013 15:08 #17289 by goebish

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This will be a lot of (useless) strings.

Can't I make it work like low voltage warning value selection for example ?
I mean it needs a number only, but maybe this can't be done with proto_opts

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28 Dec 2013 15:23 - 28 Dec 2013 15:28 #17290 by Xermalk

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Goebish, could you release a version with the frequency set to 5685.
Id like to see if the vtx is capable of using frequnecies outside the ones the hubsan tx uses.

Edit: and will we be able to set the freq in 1 mhz steps?
Wehn i tired the bugged devo 10 version i seem to have neded up in the middle of 2 frequencies on the vtx. So i belive its possible to use smaller steps.
would be nice to have the ability to use one of the aux knobs to tune the frequency. As one could easily find the optimal freq /range that way.

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