Transmitter/receiver trouble

t8430027-119-thumb-sku-36154-2-600x600.jpg


That's your receiver. If you have PPM turned on then all you need is that one connector with the 3 wires(black, red and white). Just plug that into the set of jumpers pointed to in that picture.........black to the bottom and white to the top...........nothing else.........
 
Okay so unplugged everything except the red/black/white and plugged it into the last slot on the receiver. The LibrePilot still shows no activity.
 
Do you still have two lights on, on your Rx?? Or is it just the red light on solid?
 
The receiver has always showed one red led. The other led for the RX is an update led. The FC shows a constant red led and a flashing green led.
 
Ok, go to your transmitter and check to see that the "PPM Output" is on...........
 
RGMacken said:
I've already set up the TX to be on PPM and iBus.
Click to expand...
It's eithert PPM or iBus..............but you need to make sure that the Tx has turned "Receiver PPM Output" to "on".

"Okay so the receiver has 5 single wires. Channels 1-5 and one plug with 3 wires a red, black and white."

Also, the white wire in the three wire plug is actually channel 1..........then channels 2 thru 6 on the single wire plugs.
 
I know some of this seem redundant, especially making sure of "PPM" output status. But I went round and round for the better part of an hour when I switched from PWM to PPM. I kept thinking my Tx/Rx was set to PPM but it wasn't because I wasn't doing the right thing to turn it on............
 
RGMacken said:
Alright so drop the blue single wire off and move the rest up one slot?
Click to expand...
No........the only thing you should have plugged is the black, red and white plug, nothing else..............just unplug the others for now..........
 
I went back into the TX again and shows PPM and to the right of thatbid shows I-Bus or S-Bus it is set to I-Bus as of now.
 
So with the picture that you sent there shouldn't be any other wires except the single plug with the 3 wires correct? I tried that and there was still no signal from the TX.
 
Not that I can tell. There doesn't seem to be an option to turn them off. You pick either one or the other.
 
Then I'm at a lose, RG.........you should be getting something showing on your software indicating your Tx controls functioning............
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top