can i use this reciever on my arduino uno?!?!

[george barakat]

so i am building my very first arduino uno quadcopter. The ARDUIN UNO is the flight controller and it will recieve input from the reciever (RX). I was told by a local RC employee that the reciever (ESKY model:000095 EK2-0420 which i got from an old rc helicopter) i am using is D-BUS , and that the arduino does not understand this reciever protocol. i was recommended to use an S-BUS reciever with my arduino!!
basically i would like to know if this reciever i am using is actually D-BUS AND not PWM,PPM or anything else.
i would also like to know if the arduino can understand this reciever's protocol (language)
ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED

 

[Jackson]

Do you have a transmitter to run it?

 

[george barakat]

yes i have its corresponding transmitter that came with it . what do you think?

 

[Jackson]

Well it's quite old, everything these days is 2.4GH.
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Model : EK2-0420A
Name : 72MHz 6CH Receiver
Specifications:
(1) Type : FM
(2) Channels : 6
(3) Input Power : +5V
(4) Modulation Type : PPM
(5) Difference Frequency : 455KHz
(6) Frequency : 72MHz
(7) Weight : 15g
(8) Dimensions : 50*24*15mm
(9) Current Drain : 11.5mA
(10) Color : Dark Green
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The PPM don't make sense though, looks like a PWM RX.
http://www.goodluckbuy.com/esky-fm-72mhz-6-channel-6ch-mini-receiver-ek2-0420a.html

 

[george barakat]

I was told that this reciever is D-BUS ! I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF THIS PROTOCOL BEFORE! what do u think?
Can i connect it to arduino?

 

[george barakat]

Well it's quite old, everything these days is 2.4GH.
--
Model : EK2-0420A
Name : 72MHz 6CH Receiver
Specifications:
(1) Type : FM
(2) Channels : 6
(3) Input Power : +5V
(4) Modulation Type : PPM
(5) Difference Frequency : 455KHz
(6) Frequency : 72MHz
(7) Weight : 15g
(8) Dimensions : 50*24*15mm
(9) Current Drain : 11.5mA
(10) Color : Dark Green
--

The PPM don't make sense though, looks like a PWM RX.
http://www.goodluckbuy.com/esky-fm-72mhz-6-channel-6ch-mini-receiver-ek2-0420a.html

how can i know for sure weather it is PPM or PWM? i ask you this since each protocol imposes a different wiring method from the RX to the flight controller.