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09 Jun 2020 21:24 - 10 Jun 2020 14:41 #76445
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Hello,
Have got Realacc R11 mini drone, would like to pair it with my DEVO 7E, any ideas which protocol used?
UPD transmitter based on MX5323 chip
MX5323 is a low-cost, highly integrated 2.4G wireless transceiver chip that uses GFSK modulation. chip Integrated RF transceiver, data link and low power MCU. The user issues instructions to the chip through the I/O port of the MCU Order, the chip automatically completes the transceiver configuration to communicate, and automatically determines whether the data transmission/reception is successful according to the response information Power, so as to retransmit, lose packets, continue to send and wait for operations, simplifying the user program. Transmitter support power Adjustable, the receiver adopts superheterodyne structure, the peripheral circuit is simple, only a few peripheral passive devices are needed. The chip uses SOP16L The package of the pin conforms to the RoHS standard.characteristic● 2.4GHz general ISM band operation;● Single chip completes sending and receiving;● Support 10 I/O port communication:● I/O port supports sleep wake-up function;● Support automatic data packet processing;● Support 33mm wire antenna;● Support single panel;● Support pin function customization;● Built-in 6 data channels, support self-organizing network;● 2.5V~3.6V power supply;● MCU memory FLASH: 2K bytes RAM: 208 bytes (40 dedicated RAM + 168 general RAM)● MCU features AD detection, PWM output, built-in up/down resistance, key wake up
Pin description
Pin name Pin description
PA0-PA4 Programmable as: input port, input port with pull-up resistor, push-pull output port; can also be used as A/D conversion mode
PA6,PA7 Intended input port, external interrupt input port, PWM output port, with sleep wake-up function
PB5 Programmable as: input port;
PC0, PC1 Programmable as: input port, up/down resistance input port, push-pull output port, open drain output port, programming communication mouth
VDD1 Digital power port
GND Chip ground port
VDD2 Analog power port
ANT Antenna port
XC1, XC2 Crystal port
RB4 Internal pin of MCU, connect to CE pin of RF chip
RB3 MCU internal pin, connect to RF chip CSN pin
RB2 MCU internal pin, connected to SCK pin of RF chip
RB1 MCU internal pin, connect to RF chip MOSI pin
RB0 MCU internal pin, connect to MISO pin of RF chip
RC2 MCU internal pin, connect to RF chip IRQ pin
Have got Realacc R11 mini drone, would like to pair it with my DEVO 7E, any ideas which protocol used?
UPD transmitter based on MX5323 chip
MX5323 is a low-cost, highly integrated 2.4G wireless transceiver chip that uses GFSK modulation. chip Integrated RF transceiver, data link and low power MCU. The user issues instructions to the chip through the I/O port of the MCU Order, the chip automatically completes the transceiver configuration to communicate, and automatically determines whether the data transmission/reception is successful according to the response information Power, so as to retransmit, lose packets, continue to send and wait for operations, simplifying the user program. Transmitter support power Adjustable, the receiver adopts superheterodyne structure, the peripheral circuit is simple, only a few peripheral passive devices are needed. The chip uses SOP16L The package of the pin conforms to the RoHS standard.characteristic● 2.4GHz general ISM band operation;● Single chip completes sending and receiving;● Support 10 I/O port communication:● I/O port supports sleep wake-up function;● Support automatic data packet processing;● Support 33mm wire antenna;● Support single panel;● Support pin function customization;● Built-in 6 data channels, support self-organizing network;● 2.5V~3.6V power supply;● MCU memory FLASH: 2K bytes RAM: 208 bytes (40 dedicated RAM + 168 general RAM)● MCU features AD detection, PWM output, built-in up/down resistance, key wake up
Pin description
Pin name Pin description
PA0-PA4 Programmable as: input port, input port with pull-up resistor, push-pull output port; can also be used as A/D conversion mode
PA6,PA7 Intended input port, external interrupt input port, PWM output port, with sleep wake-up function
PB5 Programmable as: input port;
PC0, PC1 Programmable as: input port, up/down resistance input port, push-pull output port, open drain output port, programming communication mouth
VDD1 Digital power port
GND Chip ground port
VDD2 Analog power port
ANT Antenna port
XC1, XC2 Crystal port
RB4 Internal pin of MCU, connect to CE pin of RF chip
RB3 MCU internal pin, connect to RF chip CSN pin
RB2 MCU internal pin, connected to SCK pin of RF chip
RB1 MCU internal pin, connect to RF chip MOSI pin
RB0 MCU internal pin, connect to MISO pin of RF chip
RC2 MCU internal pin, connect to RF chip IRQ pin
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27 Jun 2020 13:10 - 07 Aug 2020 14:07 #76533
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Finally I save dump using XN297Dump firmware for DEVO7e, need help to recognize protocol.
20311 1A99060000700302EA0082808080841200002469FA9E53729A9A980825CB0280
20880 1A99060000710302EA0082808080841200009864FB1E5B33D0BAC80812402ED4
21380 1A99060000710302EA0082808080841200009864FBBE4733DA12B82830CF0081
24080 1A99060000700302020082808080841200002457FB1E73B1F83AB8B9FF619456
25480 1B99060000710302FE038280808084120000BC4EF8DE573BD8B808092FCB0100
25680 1B99060000710302FE038280808084120000BC4EF8DE43BBD8BA189D0290F595
26180 1B99060000710302FE038280808084120000BC4EF89E5333F0BA9A8A248B0024
27580 1A9906000070030252018280808084120000F099FB1E1301F8BA188824C38A40
30680 1B9906000070DB0302008280808084120000CC7AF89E7B39DCBAB84E244A5A5D
30780 1A9906000070D7030200828080808412000088F3F8BE0233D8BB9949A6CB0000
30980 1A9906000071030202008280808084120000985AFABE52315DEAF9CD9FA3772D
31880 1B9906000070030202008280808084120000D8C1F9DE5213D89EDC3834EB8810
32980 C9A71A64A908E6EA141F5BA66B405B92F6EC6529828B497972E70FA68E615555
34680 1A9906000071030202008280808084120000985AFA9E5313CC3A188824C30000
35080 1B990600007103020200828880088413000166CCFCDE1AB99112B80885890211
38280 1B9906000071030266DE83808080841200007C06F89ED261C8B8880924092010
39480 1A99060000710302862A80808080841200009450FA9E1B7BF8BA920826CB2000
39680 1A99060000710302862A80808080841200009450FADE5131D8AA980825DB0144
44180 1A99060000700302D6018280808084160000C8F0F81E13B2DC1E8C0806C30101
48080 1A99060000710302D601828080808492040088FDF89E5333FAFA9909A4CB0100
48880 1B99060000710302D6018280808084928400B8E7FABE5133912E8C0824CF1440
49080 1A99060000700302D601C2C885098C0794897854EB3E53A1C0BA980424DE0510
49180 1B99060000700302D2018280808084928400985AFBDE733AC9BAD808341D6A4A
49380 1B99060000700302D2018280808084928400BA4AF99E7732C8B8180820EE0400
UDP Dump firmware for 7e give wrong data, right data obtained via XN297dump firmware for MultuTX
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20311 1A99060000700302EA0082808080841200002469FA9E53729A9A980825CB0280
20880 1A99060000710302EA0082808080841200009864FB1E5B33D0BAC80812402ED4
21380 1A99060000710302EA0082808080841200009864FBBE4733DA12B82830CF0081
24080 1A99060000700302020082808080841200002457FB1E73B1F83AB8B9FF619456
25480 1B99060000710302FE038280808084120000BC4EF8DE573BD8B808092FCB0100
25680 1B99060000710302FE038280808084120000BC4EF8DE43BBD8BA189D0290F595
26180 1B99060000710302FE038280808084120000BC4EF89E5333F0BA9A8A248B0024
27580 1A9906000070030252018280808084120000F099FB1E1301F8BA188824C38A40
30680 1B9906000070DB0302008280808084120000CC7AF89E7B39DCBAB84E244A5A5D
30780 1A9906000070D7030200828080808412000088F3F8BE0233D8BB9949A6CB0000
30980 1A9906000071030202008280808084120000985AFABE52315DEAF9CD9FA3772D
31880 1B9906000070030202008280808084120000D8C1F9DE5213D89EDC3834EB8810
32980 C9A71A64A908E6EA141F5BA66B405B92F6EC6529828B497972E70FA68E615555
34680 1A9906000071030202008280808084120000985AFA9E5313CC3A188824C30000
35080 1B990600007103020200828880088413000166CCFCDE1AB99112B80885890211
38280 1B9906000071030266DE83808080841200007C06F89ED261C8B8880924092010
39480 1A99060000710302862A80808080841200009450FA9E1B7BF8BA920826CB2000
39680 1A99060000710302862A80808080841200009450FADE5131D8AA980825DB0144
44180 1A99060000700302D6018280808084160000C8F0F81E13B2DC1E8C0806C30101
48080 1A99060000710302D601828080808492040088FDF89E5333FAFA9909A4CB0100
48880 1B99060000710302D6018280808084928400B8E7FABE5133912E8C0824CF1440
49080 1A99060000700302D601C2C885098C0794897854EB3E53A1C0BA980424DE0510
49180 1B99060000700302D2018280808084928400985AFBDE733AC9BAD808341D6A4A
49380 1B99060000700302D2018280808084928400BA4AF99E7732C8B8180820EE0400
UDP Dump firmware for 7e give wrong data, right data obtained via XN297dump firmware for MultuTX
Last edit: 07 Aug 2020 14:07 by unknown. Reason: wrong data
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11 Aug 2020 10:37 #76670
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UPD
Bind packets:
Bitrate=1Mbps
Type = Enhanced
Scramble = Yes
Address = 4D 41 49 4E = 'MAIN'
Channel = 80
P(10) = B1 99 06 00 00 55 59 5A 5A 62
B1 indicates bind packet
99 06 00 00 = ID = address of normal packets
55 59 5A 5A 62 = 85, 89, 90, 90, 98 = RF channels to be used
Normal packets:
Bitrate=1Mbps
Type = Enhanced
Scramble = Yes
Address = 99 06 00 00
Channels = 84, 89, 90, 90, 98 (guess from bind)
P(13)= DC 80 80 32 80 20 20 20 20 58 04 00 00
DC = normal packet
80 80 32 80 : AETR 00..80..FF
20 20 20 20 : Trims
58 : changing every time the TX restart
04 : |0x20=headless, |0x01=rate2, |0x02=rate3
00 : |0x01=calib, |0x20=return, |0x80=unknown
00 : |0x80=light, |0x01=flip
Source: github.com/pascallanger/DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module/issues/407
Bind packets:
Bitrate=1Mbps
Type = Enhanced
Scramble = Yes
Address = 4D 41 49 4E = 'MAIN'
Channel = 80
P(10) = B1 99 06 00 00 55 59 5A 5A 62
B1 indicates bind packet
99 06 00 00 = ID = address of normal packets
55 59 5A 5A 62 = 85, 89, 90, 90, 98 = RF channels to be used
Normal packets:
Bitrate=1Mbps
Type = Enhanced
Scramble = Yes
Address = 99 06 00 00
Channels = 84, 89, 90, 90, 98 (guess from bind)
P(13)= DC 80 80 32 80 20 20 20 20 58 04 00 00
DC = normal packet
80 80 32 80 : AETR 00..80..FF
20 20 20 20 : Trims
58 : changing every time the TX restart
04 : |0x20=headless, |0x01=rate2, |0x02=rate3
00 : |0x01=calib, |0x20=return, |0x80=unknown
00 : |0x80=light, |0x01=flip
Source: github.com/pascallanger/DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module/issues/407
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11 Aug 2020 11:02 #76671
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I think you may find that development on this project has all but ceased. You may be better off migrating to a OpenTX system that has a multi-protocol module.
Would love for one of the Deviation developers to tell me I am wrong but I haven't seen any activity here for a very long time. I think Pascal still pops in from time to time but I would think he spends most of his time on the MP module.
Would love for one of the Deviation developers to tell me I am wrong but I haven't seen any activity here for a very long time. I think Pascal still pops in from time to time but I would think he spends most of his time on the MP module.
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