Flysky AFHDS 2A, protocol as used i10, i6, iT4,

Hope on rc group will update soon for this protocol . Great

Followed the instructions, updated one FS-iA6B. My soldering iron loosened one of the print traces in the process, but I still managed to solder to the dangling piece and upgrade. Will use probes next time. My External battery sensor still works on FS-i6. Will use some probes for next attempt, and no solder. Or just tape 2 soldered wires on the board.
Can confirm 8 channels with TGY-i6 and 10-channel firmware.

goebish, is your patches in the nightly build ?

@ goebish

Today is the day. The 3 in 1 module arraived - and it´s installed in the devo 6 - Please, I like to test the AFHDS 2A - may I ask for an Devo 6 Testbuild?

Thank you

Hi, just registered after checking out this topic.

Can anyone please explain in very simple steps the difference between old AFHDS and the new AFHDS 2A? I know that there is also two way, but what means the 2A compared with the original AFHDS?

Also, is there any document describing how the communication AFHDS 2A works? I'm interested in the RX side, more than the TX side.

Also, something completely different, I also have a TGY-i10 with TGY-iA10 module. On the TGY TX, the firmware I believe is stored in a SPI chip which can be dumped with a basic SPI programmer. Also, if someone can provide a dump from a Flysky TX, I can try to crossflash it on my TGY-i10 for testing. Thanks!

But the eeprom is pretty big (there is some serious data there), it can't be only the models. The models saved on the SDCard storage are like 113bytes or something I think.

Thanks for the code, I'll look over it to see what I can understand.

can we get RSSI output if flash ia6b with the new firmware?

goebish wrote: Yes, but only on the i10 or Deviation.

No I mean, rssi pinout for OSD

@goebish

THX - great work.
FW is installed on Devo 6 - and works asf. I will start testing tonight.

How should I report?

Thank you.

goebish wrote: Ah Ok, looks like it can be done, no need to update the firmware as it's using error rate, but it's not a direct output from a pin, you'll have to use an attiny85 connected to the a7106 module:
www.insidegadgets.com/2015/11/25/extract...osd-for-fpv-display/

because there are PPM and IBUS, we dont need CH6 anymore, so can you generate RSSI pinout in CH6 and can directly connected with OSD

goebish do you have a blog or anything where you are posting your findings with the hackrf?