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Now I can see the code of this button (0x10 / 0x30), I suppose the picture in the manual is mislabeled
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www.dropbox.com/sh/rtlponu4hcctzcr/AABsu...zHk87LdpioQxP7a?dl=0
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You'll have to overwrite the media/sound.ini file on the Devo file system with the one in the archive to hear the beeps.
Also, that would be nice to know which channel is mapped to which frequency (eg CH1 = 5645 MHz = Boscam "E" band ?) I don't know if it's stated in the manual or if your RF explorer can work in the 5.6-5.9 GHz band to check that.
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The FPV channel can be switched in the following order:
ch1 5665MHz ch2 5925MHz ch3 5685MHz ch4 5905MHz
ch5 5645MHz ch6 5945MHz ch7 5705MHz ch8 5885MHz
The selectivity of the FPV receiver is quite bad. It seems purely analogue. For example, the FPV receiver on ch2 can display a clear image transmitted on ch3. I am glad that my RF Explorer can detect the 5.8G band otherwise I might interpret the frequencies incorrectly.
It beeps once on the first press of channel button, no sound on successive presses. I looked at your ini file and it seemed ok with the addition of 8 new beep settings.
Default is ch1 upon power up on the stock transmitter. So it beeps twice for the 1st press since it will switch to ch2.
I have persuaded my friend to get a CX35. I will post the capture of his TX after his quad arrives.
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It should beep twice the first time you set channel 6 high, then 3 times and so on... I haven't checked on the Devo but it works in the emulator.
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I only hear 1 beep on the 1st press. On the 2nd press, I can only hear a soft click sound. Same for the successive presses. So it seems the buzzer has been activated (change of dc causing the click).
Is there anything else I can examine?
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Maybe it doesn't like the "null" note (xx = 0 Hz in sound.ini) between each beeps.
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[beep_1x]
volume=100
c0=100
[beep_2x]
volume=100
c0=100
d0=100
[beep_3x]
volume=100
c0=100
d0=100
e0=100
[beep_4x]
volume=100
c0=100
d0=100
e0=100
f0=100
[beep_5x]
volume=100
c0=100
d0=100
e0=100
f0=100
g0=100
[beep_6x]
volume=100
c0=100
d0=100
e0=100
f0=100
g0=100
a0=100
[beep_7x]
volume=100
c0=100
d0=100
e0=100
f0=100
g0=100
a0=100
b0=100
[beep_8x]
volume=100
c0=100
d0=100
e0=100
f0=100
g0=100
a0=100
b0=100
c1=100
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ajtank wrote: The FPV channel can be switched in the following order:
ch1 5665MHz ch2 5925MHz ch3 5685MHz ch4 5905MHz
ch5 5645MHz ch6 5945MHz ch7 5705MHz ch8 5885MHz
Interesting, that's the Boscam "E" band, but not in the usual order.
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I tried adding a zero volume tone in between successive tones but it did not work, e.g.
c0=100 => 1 beep
c0=100, c0=00, c0=100 => still 1 beep
c0=100, c0=00, c0=100, c0=00, c0=100 => still 1 beep
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www.dropbox.com/sh/rtlponu4hcctzcr/AABsu...zHk87LdpioQxP7a?dl=0
Don't forget to replace sound.ini again.
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I cheated a bit in music.c because I noticed playing a 10Hz tone in the emulator would crash it, while 0 Hz is fine in the emu but not on actual hardware ...
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The next protocols I've to work on (CX10D / CX10WD) are also sub-formats of Q303.
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Thanks also for discovering the discrepancy in the emulator/Devo for the 0/10Hz tone. Your workaround provides a temporary fix. I don't think other users can distinguish between 0Hz and 10Hz during actual operation.
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github.com/DeviationTX/deviation/pull/90
Capture from more transmitters are still welcome, if that's not possible to guess tx id / rf channels mapping from just another capture I'll make a special build for you with a few crafted txid so you can capture on the RX to check which frequencies are expected.
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Oh just read your message again, you mean you teach me how to collect info from the receiver?
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