Transmitter/receiver trouble

Great I love this "Plug N Play" equipment! Always seems to be the same thing! Thanks anyway. Maybe I will replace the FC and see if that will change anything.
 
dragger201 said:
Then you need to be using the Flysky i6X transmitter. And when it binds the light should be solid red on the Rx.....as here............
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FWIW the i6B is one of FS' 1st gen RXs, it came out during and works just fine with the original FS-i6 TX.
 
I've already bought two different TX and neither one seem to talk with the quad. Maybe it's time to take a hammer to it and start fresh! The quad was new, but doesn't seem to see the TX! I'm in the process of building a tilt rotor quad from the ground up. Maybe it will be a little more compliant!
 
RGMacken said:
Great I love this "Plug N Play" equipment! Always seems to be the same thing! Thanks anyway. Maybe I will replace the FC and see if that will change anything.
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There is one more thing you can try. Setting up for iBus with your receiver. This shows how to plug it up. But note you have to have a seperate power supply for the receiver........

 
Everything looks so simple. Unfortunately on the i6x it doesn't have a simple ppm pop up, maybe I'll try it in a while. Thanks again.
 
RGMacken said:
Everything looks so simple. Unfortunately on the i6x it doesn't have a simple ppm pop up, maybe I'll try it in a while. Thanks again.
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One of my favorite things about quads is the same as computers in general. For any one thing you want to do, there 3, 742 different ways to do it...............
 
How are you arming? sticks or switch.
Try a factory reset, rebind them both them make sure ppm is on & AFDHSA is on and ppm is checked on configuration tab. Just incase you messed with something you shouldn't have.
 
Get yourself an F3 or F4 fcb they are lighter & more upto date. Even cloned naze32 would be better. I use SPF3 & can recommend it.
 
Don't know if it was covered, but you need to power the RX to run through the Transmitter Wizard. If you only have the USB cable hooked up you are only powering up the CC3D. Are you plugging in your battery pack also?
 
I followed the instructions when it told me to attach power and the LibrePilot just doesn't see the transmitter whenever it's turned on. I've got a different FC. Maybe I'll try that soon.
 
Okay so iv'e given up on the CC3D setup and i'm attempting to wire in a KISS FC because the DYS 250 is supposed to be a PNP setup i need ro figure out the motor layout or this will crash and burn pretty quickly! Anyone have any ideas how the motor layout is set up so I can wire it in correctly? Thanks
 
Thanks for the info, but I was actually wondering how the motor setup was on the quad so I can wire it correctly on the FC. I've seen mutliple different layouts for how the motors are placed on a
quad.
 
You need to set them up the way it's shown in the manual. The manual's pretty comprehensive and has all the info you need to connect your FC. Uh, do you have a PDB(Power Distribution Board)???
 
Here's a diagram of your basic wiring..............

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You will note that you have to provide direct battery power to your ESCs..................besides the connections on your FC.
 
It looks like the dys has its esc mounted as part of the lower frame area. They were getting power from the CC3D. So now I have to attempt to put in a separate PDB? Well I think that this quad is going to get thrown and start with a fresh frame if that's the case.
 
This is the quad with the ESC's and the upper plate removed to install a new FC.
 

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