RENOV8R
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It's neither. It's an OrangeRX receiver so DSMX protocol. iBus is Flysky, sBus is FrySky
X220 binds but won’t arm
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mozquito1
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I didn't say it was bad, just meant for the same price you can get an F4 these days.
With osd.
With osd.
Dx9 is frsky=sbus ,different from flysky =Ibus ppm. All rx are compatible with Naze. Soz I'm not sure the naze with new gyro has the dedicated jst socket for the orange rx but it will work on a uart.
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RENOV8R
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DX9 is Spektrum
mozquito1
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Orange rx goes on the ppm pads on the board. Not sbus.
In config tab on receiver, choose ppm.
Set modes up. Arm switch on Aux1
Angle & horizon on Aux2.
Then in the transmitter menu match Aux1 to the swd switch. 2position switch.
Then Aux2 to swc, the 3 position switch.
Although nothing is setup on the 3rd step of the 3 position. It is acro by default.
If you want to fly just acro all you have to do is set the aux 1 for arming & don't apply anything to aux 2 in modes tab.
All 3 positions will be acro.
Not recommended for newbs without a few hours on a sum.
I would suggest having air mode on as well.
There is that many versions of naze now
I don't know if yours has an osd.
Can you post a pic of your board.
In config tab on receiver, choose ppm.
Set modes up. Arm switch on Aux1
Angle & horizon on Aux2.
Then in the transmitter menu match Aux1 to the swd switch. 2position switch.
Then Aux2 to swc, the 3 position switch.
Although nothing is setup on the 3rd step of the 3 position. It is acro by default.
If you want to fly just acro all you have to do is set the aux 1 for arming & don't apply anything to aux 2 in modes tab.
All 3 positions will be acro.
Not recommended for newbs without a few hours on a sum.
I would suggest having air mode on as well.
There is that many versions of naze now
I don't know if yours has an osd.
Can you post a pic of your board.
mozquito1
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My bad
mozquito1
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Sprf3 is not naze32.
I was looking for Naze32 with a a MPU6000, can't find any.
ccd3 with a MPU6000 I can.
There is enough info on this forum explaining this setup.
All you got to do is plug it into the DSM port & select RX ppm for receiver in the config tab. Tx/rx bound setup modes & the arm switch. Calibrate the gyro. If using dshot you don't have to calibrate the esc's. I still use multishot as it's the fastest speed. & I use Air mode on a switch.
Your props still spin on min throttle.
Giving better control.
Have look on YT for help with modes & switches, of having trouble.
Too long to explain properly but I did above.
I was looking for Naze32 with a a MPU6000, can't find any.
ccd3 with a MPU6000 I can.
There is enough info on this forum explaining this setup.
All you got to do is plug it into the DSM port & select RX ppm for receiver in the config tab. Tx/rx bound setup modes & the arm switch. Calibrate the gyro. If using dshot you don't have to calibrate the esc's. I still use multishot as it's the fastest speed. & I use Air mode on a switch.
Your props still spin on min throttle.
Giving better control.
Have look on YT for help with modes & switches, of having trouble.
Too long to explain properly but I did above.