Mould King 33043 Super F Quad - HS6200 RF chip

goebish wrote: I really hate when they do that ... same machine (ref 33043 as well), but using different protocols and radio chips.
So, back to zero, I still have no machine with a HS6200 to work on it ...

"Good" news is that mine seems to be from a very recent batch (April 2016), so MK-33043 ordered from now on have a good chance to be compatible with CX-10 protocol.

Another bad news is that some manufacturers are starting to use SOC with radio+adc+mcu inside the same chip, so there's nothing to capture with a "simple" logic analyzer, it has to be done "in the air", which requires much more skills and time.

goebish wrote: That's interesting, if it's similar to the HS6200 I should be able to emulate it with the nrf24l01, but I can't find the datasheet so I'm not sure.
If someone wants to send me one I'll take a look

goebish wrote: yes, IRQ might be useful too, SOP16 isn't that tiny (I'd use 0.5mm solder wire tho), just use a magnifier if necessary
... and tin the pins with some leaded solder first, that will make it easier to solder the wires.

Also, NEVER get solder wire from China, it's complete garbage
PM your address if you need a length of good 0.5mm solder wire and 30awg silicone wires, I'll send that to you.

goebish wrote: You can, that's what I would do, but that's easier to use silicone wires if you're not confident (fast) as they don't melt.