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jjrc h36 mjxq e010 protocol bind problems
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- goebish
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www.deviationtx.com/forum/protocol-devel...-q303?start=80#56734
Possible fix, replace those 2 capacitors (0402 package, 15pF):
www.deviationtx.com/forum/protocol-devel...q303?start=100#56818
Also, seems some people fixed the issue just by replacing the antenna ...
edit: for the 7e, maybe you've to replace the stock regulator that's not able to provide enough current for some protocols, this is a known issue as well.
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I cannot get it to bind to the JJRC H36 using thebMJXQ format, EO10 format option either.
I notee that looking through the supported models list the H36 is not recorded in the list of JJRC supported models, presumably the above format/option is a discovery as a result of the E010 discovery.
Can anyone tell me if they have had similar problems and how they managed to resolve them, if at all please?
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I have just bought in two H36's from Gearbest. One is the blue version, the other the grey version.
The blue one will bind to my Ultimate7E with a 3-in-1 module no problem (MJXq/E010 protocol) - no matter what power setting - and it really does fly very well, even though I have only tried it 'as is' with no tuning on the TX at all!
The grey one will not bind at all. I have tried power settings up to 30mW and no different. Simply will not bind.
The odd thing is I can swap the supplied controllers - bind the grey controller to the blue H36 and bind the blue controller to the grey H36!
I can see no logical reason why the Devo will not bind to the grey H36, but something is preventing it. A very minor difference somewhere in the protocol/handshake that the supplied controllers are ignoring?
Unfortunately I do not have a scope to see what, if anything is different. I rally must get one!
This may be of some help to anyone that has a grey H36 that will not bind.
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I received a new JJRC H36 yesterday and it will not bind to my Jumper T8SG wheras my Eachine 010 binds and fly's fine. And, similar to your problem, the H36 binds and fly's perfectly with the original Eachine 010's TX. Did you get your H36 sorted out?.
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So in theory those quads and their transmitters have quartz crystals with better tolerances then the 3-in-1 (or 4-in-1 for the matter), and while those good tolerances are close enough for them to control both, RobC52 could control only one of them.
Of course there is a slight possibility, that even that one was on the boundary of the tolerance range and the other was a bit further so felt out of the range, but it is at least suspicious...
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