Channel Mapping for FS-i6 Transmitter

Dylan

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I have the FS-i6 transmitter and I am trying to map it in Cleanflight. I am having quite a lot of trouble. I have read many other forums, none of which have worked. Currently I am mapping like this: 4ARTE123 AND I have all of the channels reversed on my RX. This gets everything correct except what should be roll is AUX1. So, how can I correctly map the FS-i6 transmitter using Cleanflight (I have a Naze32 rev6 Acro if it is relevant).
 
Setup for standard mode 2 stick control is channels 1, 2, 3 and 4 are AETR (this is set in Cleanflight, with channel 5 being aux 1, which is for your flight modes.
 
I have the FS-i6 transmitter and I am trying to map it in Cleanflight. I am having quite a lot of trouble. I have read many other forums, none of which have worked. Currently I am mapping like this: 4ARTE123 AND I have all of the channels reversed on my RX. This gets everything correct except what should be roll is AUX1. So, how can I correctly map the FS-i6 transmitter using Cleanflight (I have a Naze32 rev6 Acro if it is relevant).
Hello
I recently bought myself the FS i6 after I built my own diy diatone 250.
I had watched a load of vids on YT from RC model reviews. He got a set of vids for a ZMR250 build.
The FS i6 is a spectrum setup. So after a few days I forgot what he said about TAER1234. So I just left it alone till 1st try, but it was OK. So advice is put it back to the settings you had at first.
I got the IA6 receiver which is pwm and will get the ia6b for my next build which is ppm which uses 1 wire for all signals.
 
Huh? What does 'spectrum setup' mean? And FS RXs are AETR.
I think it's a type of signal length. There is a few, fsst , rssi Bluetooth, WiFi & so on. On my cleanflight when I open it up in settings it was already on spectrum. So I suppose a futaba a is different.
 
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