Wizard X220S - Motor arming problem

wafflejock

wafflejock

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AndreasS said:
I'm having the exact same problem... Not able to connect to Betaflight with my Omnibus Betaflight f3... It works with cleanflight, but I can't do much there. I read "it is dead" further up, but what is the real difference? Annoying that Betaflight doesnt works. I have downloaded usb drivers etc.
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For you guys seeing the disabled connect button remove the chrome app version of betaflight and get the released version for your OS https://github.com/betaflight/betaflight-configurator/releases

The chrome extension/app based one has started having this problem recently I've heard chrome is dropping app support perhaps they already dropped the ability for the apps to talk to USB devices.
 
AndreasS

AndreasS

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wafflejock said:
For you guys seeing the disabled connect button remove the chrome app version of betaflight and get the released version for your OS https://github.com/betaflight/betaflight-configurator/releases

The chrome extension/app based one has started having this problem recently I've heard chrome is dropping app support perhaps they already dropped the ability for the apps to talk to USB devices.
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Perfect! Thanks! That worked much better. I managed to test that the motors worked for the first time. Milestone. :)
 
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mozquito1

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Yes cowboy it's ibus ready but only if you get the 10 channel firmware update.
In which case you have to buy a cable.
So as is, its only pwm or ppm.
 
Jackson

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mozquito1 said:
Yes cowboy it's ibus ready but only if you get the 10 channel firmware update.
In which case you have to buy a cable.
So as is, its only pwm or ppm.
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That's not true. The iA6B is one one of the earliest FS RXs, it does not need any 10ch FW update (which came later) for i-Bus. It was basically FS's PWM/PPM/i-Bus RX, their step up from the iA6.

 
mozquito1

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You need a fcb to use ibus.?
Im using one in my wing as pwm, no fcb.
So ibus is a waste.
I see an ibus in the tx menu but no clue what for. If I use ibus I just turn ppm on in tx menu and apply serial rx in config tab. Why have ibus if can't have all ten channels use. From what I understand pwm has fluctuations at the endpoints.
Ppm a little less but ibus is bang on as its a faster signal.
So without an fcb, how is this implemented as the way I see it the only other setup is barebones and that is 3 or 4 channels minimum. How do you wire that up to ibus servo pins. The other is ppm.
 
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wafflejock

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Yah what moz said check your receiver tab to make sure things are mapped correctly and going from 1000-2000 from one stick direction to another if not set rxrange using the CLI tab. Otherwise just check in the modes tab for the arm section and make sure it's assigned to an aux that you can control with a switch on the transmitter.
 
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wafflejock said:
Yah what moz said check your receiver tab to make sure things are mapped correctly and going from 1000-2000 from one stick direction to another if not set rxrange using the CLI tab. Otherwise just check in the modes tab for the arm section and make sure it's assigned to an aux that you can control with a switch on the transmitter.
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In my view the configuration is ok and I don't see any mistakes in it. Maybe I could send you some screenshots if you could take a look. :)
 
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