Beaten by a BNF whoop!

Rick M

Rick M

Absent-minded professor
I picked up an LDARC Tiny 7x figuring it would be a fun flyer for inside the house. Expecting a 15 minute setup time, I created a model on a Flysky FS-i6x and bound it. Connected to Betaflight (they had the latest version flashed, go figure). Went to set up arm and mode switches, and um..it's not seeing any inputs whatsoever on AUX 1-4. I checked all the basic stuff, confirmed the switched (A-D) were configured on the transmitter...nothing. It is seeing inputs on AETR channels fine.

I'm stumped, and I know this has to be something stupid I'm missing. Any thoughts? I'm no expert, but I've done Betaflight and Cleanflight configurations on other quads.
 
Since it has the most current firmware, do you also have the most current BF Configurator (I believe it's 10.2?)
 
RENOV8R said:
Since it has the most current firmware, do you also have the most current BF Configurator (I believe it's 10.2?)
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Yep, downloaded the most recent version. I haven't had time to do a model reset in the tx yet - I work and teach Mon-Wed. Hopefully Thursday evening.
 
Yes, it's configured to IBUS by default. I didn't try SBUS, but can't imagine that 2A rx would use anything other than IBUS. ?
 
Jackson said:
:) Just tossing things out, worth the few seconds it will take to try it.
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The model reset did the trick. No idea what caused it, but I reset the model in the tx and rebound and all was fine. Thanks, Jackson. I always miss the obvious simple steps. I'm a terrible troubleshooter o_O
 
Now I'm working on minor mods to the Lizard 95. I usually won't buy anything that I know I have to mod out of the gate, but this one seemed worthy of making an exception. Soon as I get the motors soft mounted I'm going to configure it.
 
Another one, providing all the wiring is correct is an fcb board reset.
My quad was flipping on take off like motor wires where mixed up. After 2 weeks off work wasted, RENOV8R pipes up, try a board reset & that fixed it.
I snip wires on a separate table or over a bin as I've found rogue strands on components just before a lipo test with a continuity test. Got myself a magnifying glass o_O specially.
 
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