which is MJX use protocol ?

BTW, I have tested all functions with an X300C (not with my previous post model file) and is fully working
Including light control, Headless and RTH (Not tested camera function, since the X300C has the FPV camera integrated without any control).

Durete wrote: I did an X600 model file for Devo 7e without 3x2 switch mod.

FMod1. Flip mode enabled.
Hold0/1. 2 different rates for pitch/roll. (Rudder is always at 100% since is not very fast).
Rudder trim left. Enable/Disable lights
Rudder trim right. RTH (When you are holding this switch)
Throttle Trim Up. Enable/Disable Headless mode.
Exit button. Forward autoflip/Camera (When attached).

The model file, is fully untested, so be careful.
Hope you can test now.

File Attachment:

File Name: X600Simple.zip
File Size:1 KB

Thank you very much Durete, I will test it and report soon feedback
Is there anything that I can do as tester for community?

Enjoy your flights and come back to report your thoughts

Lukappaseidue wrote:

Durete wrote: I did an X600 model file for Devo 7e without 3x2 switch mod.

FMod1. Flip mode enabled.
Hold0/1. 2 different rates for pitch/roll. (Rudder is always at 100% since is not very fast).
Rudder trim left. Enable/Disable lights
Rudder trim right. RTH (When you are holding this switch)
Throttle Trim Up. Enable/Disable Headless mode.
Exit button. Forward autoflip/Camera (When attached).

The model file, is fully untested, so be careful.
Hope you can test now.

File Attachment:

File Name: X600Simple.zip
File Size:1 KB

Thank you very much Durete, I will test it and report soon feedback
Is there anything that I can do as tester for community?

I will test as well, thank you. your hard work is appreciated! I have to ask a stupid question though so apologies in advance. If the trim buttons are being used for the above settings...how does one actually trim the controls if the quad is slightly off? Thanks

I'm no more involved with Multis, but in the brief time I was :

Some links for you to setup your multi so you won't need to touch the trims, from the : Quadrocopter and Tricopter Info Mega Link Index!! : www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1097355#post12906859

Next three links about trims and accelerometers :

Mini and Micro multicopter trim issues checklist 101 : www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=22919349&postcount=91

Multicopter mechanical neutral stability, trim and balance 101 : www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t...page=47#post13368026

Fine tuning accelerometer level for Multicopters 101 : www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=32429153&postcount=157

New X800 TXs bind captures, hoping to find the frequency hopping pattern:

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14941708/Bind%20X800%20TX3.zip

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14941708/Bind%20X800%20TX4.zip

If I'm not wrong, now we have an X600 bind capture, an X300C and 4 X800 bind captures.

Edit. Replaced the capture files with new ones with the right SPI configuration.

AdventuresInDroning wrote: If the trim buttons are being used for the above settings...how does one actually trim the controls if the quad is slightly off? Thanks

The roll and pitch trims are fully working.
If you have rudder drift, something is not working right.. (bad motor/propeller perhaps?)
Any 6 axis quadcopter shouldn't need any trim adjustement if properly calibrated.

I replaced my 2 last X800 captured files with new ones with the right SPI configuration.

Here's the txid <-> rf channel data so far. We need a function that turns the txid into the corresponding rf channel list. We're 25% there already

hexfet wrote: Here's the txid <-> rf channel data so far. We need a function that turns the txid into the corresponding rf channel list. We're 25% there already

txid         RF channels
--------     -----------
F8 4F 1C     0A 46 3A 42
C9 67 40     0A 36 43 3E
C8 6E 02     0A 3C 36 3F
48 6A 40     0A 43 36 3F
E9 98 02     0A 47 3B 43

I guess you missed the X300C bind captures
www.dropbox.com/s/3zttxs9p93par8z/X300C_Traces.zip?dl=0

TX ID: CA D9 B6
Can't see the RF channels, I'm at job without tools

Perhaps now 27% ?

Edit: If I'm not wrong, RF channels 0A 3F 46 3B

Just confirmed the TX Id/RF channels from X300C.

This is the full data table so far:

Any mathematician here?

Just received my X600. I will capture bind traces as soon as posible. This will be my last capture possible to add to the RF channels list

My X600 SPI bind traces:

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14941708/BindX600.zip

TX id: 30 F9 72
RF Channels: 0A 35 42 3D

Full TX id<>RF Data so far:

My X600's maiden flight




Just AWESOME!

Is there a new Devo 10 build coming?

I'd like both Bayang and MJX protocols, but when I install the latest devo 10 build with MJX, the Bayang protocol isn't included and when I install the latest nightly, the MJX protocol isn't there anymore.

I think last "Test Combo build" from Hexfet has all protocols.
Check it, if it's not included, I can compile a Devo 10 build when return home from work.

You mean the one to be found under downloads --> testbuilds? deviationtx.com/downloads-new/category/1...exfet-mjxq-protocol#

This one has MJX, but no Bayang. Please let me know if I'm looking in the wrong place. Otherwise it would be great if you could compile a Devo 10 build.

Thanks!

EDIT: I think it's this one then: deviationtx.com/downloads-new/category/2...xfet-protocol-combo#

I'll try it when I get home from work.

I'm talking about this one:
deviationtx.com/downloads-new/category/2...exfet-protocol-combo

Hexfet updated this build on October 17, so I guess he included the auto flip disable feature (now flip control included under channel 6, as usual).
Please, check it.

From Hexfet test build

MJXq only one deviation user at a time can fly until txid is implemented

Does this still applies ? After seeing how well the X600 and 800 flew with the Devo7E from my friend I bought both , I'm back into multis

Btw Durete what do you use to build (windows or linux) and what is the toolchain you installed, care to give a link ?

Last time I tried was under Debian testing and got a bunch of errors so I just quit, I'm in the mood to follow the build system again. Thank you.

blackmoon wrote: From Hexfet test build

MJXq only one deviation user at a time can fly until txid is implemented

Does this still applies ? After seeing how well the X600 and 800 flew with the Devo7E from my friend I bought both , I'm back into multis

Btw Durete what do you use to build (windows or linux) and what is the toolchain you installed, care to give a link ?

Last time I tried was under linux testing and got a bunch of errors so I just quit, I'm in the mood to follow the build system again. Thank you.

Yes, this still applies .The Frequency hopping pattern has not be hacked yet. We need as much TX bind captures as possible, hoping to find an obvious pattern. And that's something lot of Deviation users who own an MJX Quadcopter can help.
Anyway, seems like there any relation between the number 13 and the actual frequency hopping pattern implementation. I fly a lot of days with a buddy, both using MJX protocol, and never had issues. We only choose a "Fixed id" value multiple of 13 in our model files. Some values works perfect, some others doesn't work.

I'm a hardware man, with very minor linux knowledge. I use Windows to build and only follow PB instructions to install the environment and some info I found at forum.
Install the Deviation environment took me about 2-3 hours, but didn't have too much issues.