How to use FrSky SPI or D8 receivers with an EU/LBT radio
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- Since doing the reviews on a few 2S whoops with the SPI based receivers I was asked several times if they would work with an LBT radio. My answer to that was "I think so" based on being able to get D8 mode back into the OpenTX firmware and the SPI having what is effectively a D8 mode. I didn't like being quite so vague though, so I decided to flash one of my radios and see for myself.
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thank you very much, master. i keep learning from your videos, may God bless you and all the best for you.
I did this when I wanted my Acrobee V2 for the winter, works a treat 👍🏼
omg how long it took me to find this perfectly explained
Does that mean I explained it well, or you spent an age before you found a proper explanation elsewhere ?
CurryKitten lol you did a fantastic job got me flying 😊
Thanks for answering my question Wayne , that's great news 👍😁👍
I can only say thank you really much :D
i have ordered a fc with spi receiver and i id didnt realized that this is for non eu :0 but with you help now it worked :D thank you a lot :D
Awesome :)
Great video. Now I can fly my tinywhoops
Useful information as usual... Thank you.
Hello again sir . Sorry for the question I’m new to this . Im trying to buy the mobula7 and is asking me witch receiver frsky EU-LBT or frsky Non-EU . My QX-7 is for D-16 . Witch one should I buy ? Please reply . Your my best source. Thanks
It actually depends on the firmware your radio is running - which is LBT or international. Given that you don't have a d8 mode on your radio, you are probably running the LBT firmware (usually means you are in Europe) The EU-LBT option will get you an external xm+ receiver on the mobula7 (much better for range) whilst the Non-EU version will use the internal SPI receiver (less range, but no external rx fixed to it) it used to be that these would only run decently in D8 mode, but with the latest betaflight firmware then can now run in D16 or d16 for LBT. (that said you can also update your radio to support d8) so the answer is any of them, but it depends what you'd like and how much additional updating on your radio you want to do.
Deja Vu video - but without the flickers :-). Useful info.
We had 6 reuploads before figuring out the issues, each one taking about 2 hours to do :(
Recently got a new QX7 (with an internal XJT module and D8 by default) to fly my Emax Nanohawk (SPI D8 RX) but they wont bind. Would it be FrSky ACCST 2.0 rejecting third-party receivers or is it something else?
Great video! I have seen some videos binding a EU flashed Q7x with the SPI of the meteor65 using D16 ch1-8 protocol Frsky_x_lbt but i sick of trying... I am definetly unable to bind.
I will have to use this D8 solution although it isnt allowed in Europe...
Personally I think the rule on LBT is dumb. I'm perfectly happy to carry on using D8 - it's a pain if FrSky_x_lbt isn't working for you though :(
Hi sorry to be a nuisance to all you nice people but when I power on my x9d plus now when it says throttle warning it also says sd card warning something about expected version all is still there and D8 mode is now available is the sd card warning a problem I have never used it yet???
Ok. Check to see in your model setup if the throttle has been reversed, and if not try the stick calibration. As for the expected version - if you've actually updated OpenTX to a new version, it looks for a text file on the SD card called opentx.sdcard.version which simply contains a version string. The idea being that you should get the SD card contents (from the OpenTX site) but if you've literally changed nothing, you could also just edit this file on a PC to reflect the version it wants you to have
@@CurryKitten Thanks for the reply so I need to go back on opentx and download for the sd card I'll look in to it later thanks very much I am moving up from rc cars (it's a steep learning curve)
Hi.I did the same as in the video.What software do I need to download to the FrSky R-XSR (UE-LBT) receiver now? FCC?
Great info thanks Chris
It's no good trying to give me a different name Gary - that's not going to stick :D
@@CurryKitten Chris, why would you shun your given birth name?? thats just wrong
I tried this and now just sits there saying reading mode!?
Nice video Wayne. I dont care either lol... I'm running Flex on mine for the better R9 features ;)
Know this is an old video but. If my transmitter is on EU-LBT firmware (ACCST QX7), with D8 already enabled. Will I need to flash the SPI Receiver in the drone to LBT as well or do SPI receivers work regardless of LBT OR FCC?
D8 is D8. There's only one version of it, so there's no LBT or International flavour here. So if you can run it, you are all set
Hi, great tutorial again. I noticed that OpenTX 2.3.14 latest does not have an EU check box. I believe I am having a problem bind_rx for my flywoo firefly 1s nano baby which has built in spi frsky receiver on the AIO board. Do you have any advice? As most mini quads these days seem to use spi. Strangely I am able to bind to xm+ pre version 2 firmware using my x-lite pro transmitter with firmware ISRM 1.1.3.
The EU tickbox appearing will depend on what model of radio you have. So if you are on an original X9D, it's there. But if I switch to my X9d Lit Pro (which has the Access badge on the front) then it isn't there - because you can't run D8 on the ISRM module. I made a post about this a while back www.currykitten.co.uk/using-spi-receivers-with-an-lbt-eu-radio/ Binding to spi rx's shouldn't be a problem as Betaflight supports them running both FCC and LBT versions of D16. In the past LBT wasn't available and thus the LUA script on that post I linked to that could swap your region of the radio back and forth. It should be ok now though - what radio do you have, which region are you in, and which protocol are you using in the SPI receiver?
@@CurryKitten Thank you for explaining the EU check box. So confusing the Frsky with ACCST 2.x with XM+ receivers. I took a risk and bought a used Frsky Taranis X-Lite Pro as it has nice gimbals and more battery power for external modules. i was relieved to get it working by updating the ISRM v1.1.3 which now works with my old XM+ receivers with pre 2.x firmwares, using sbus in Betaflight. However, the headache was with my Firefly 1S Nano baby configured in Betaflgith with SPI RX SUPPORT, and FRSKY_X. After many attempts to bind my X-Lite Pro in ACCST D16 mode, I finally figured out it was because after running bind_rx in CLI, I needed to run save and enter to complete the bind 😅. The Frsky transmitters are way better built than say Jumper T-Lite. So glad I got it working finally. But I do not applaud Frsky for their ACCST firmware updates which have caused headaches for many people out there. I am a beginner in fpv, but thankfully not given up the hobby yet with the many frustrating problems encountered with Betaflight, firmwares 😅. It is a learning curve to say the lesat. Keep up the great work you are doing for fpv hobbyists 👋
You'd be surprised how many people have been caught out by not typing save at the end. Glad you got it going.
thank you sooo much!
does this work on the tinyhawk
awesome video 😁
I really need this video thanks! Could you do a vid on how to fit an ext receiver to the trashcan / mob 7???
It's not really on my list of to-do's right now - partly because I've got a bit of a growing backlog of things to get through, and partly because I have a few longer distance whoops as well. I think it'll have one spare UART on it to connect up to an SBUS rx, but can't be sure. If I get the chance to look properly I will do
@@CurryKittenthanks for the feedback. Out of interest what are the longer distance whoops you mean? I am really after something with a bit more range but nothing big (as in quad size) as I am limited where I live and don't want to upset anyone! Whoops are ideal for that.
I really like the BetaFPV 85X HD as something that can cruise about over a decent range (I published a review on this last week) you can get those with FrSky XM+'s or even Crossfire Micros if you want to go further :) I've also got an Scorpion80 which came with an XM+, but I don't rate that one, it's overly heavy so drains the lipos quickly
@@CurryKittennice one thanks very much!! I'll check out your 85X review
Hi. Quick and simple question. Can I purchase for example, an R9 Slim with FCC firmware and then flash it with EU LBT to match my radios? (Currently everything I have is EU LBT and I need new receiver quickly and its easier to buy FCC version)
Yes - all of my R9 stuff always came with the FCC versions, and whilst I don't have a problem running the FCC version of 2.4Ghz, R9 in FCC runs into the GSM phone network, so pretty important to run it on 868Mhz. The best option is to install the flex firmware on both which allows all the options on any of the frequencies
@@CurryKitten I have an Horus X10 Express and R9M (amongst others) and all my existing receivers are EU LBT as is the OpenTX. I don't want to start changing the firmware on my transmitters as they are all working fine and as they say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. So basically, if I buy FCC receivers there will not be a problem flashing them with EU LBT firmware? Thanks for the quick response by the way and love your vids, have helped me immensely in the past.
Whilst I can't say that all receivers will be fine (some old FrSky rx's were more involved to work with) all the modern stuff you might end up using like XM+'s and R-XSRs etc are easy to flash, so buy them where they are cheapest and flash them to LBT as necessary
@@CurryKitten Thanks mate, that's all I needed to know.
Fantastic Vid!! I presume you can still connect to all of your LBT receivers after making that change? I presume that unticking EU just removes a restriction?
Yes, exactly - everything stays the same, aside from the fact you can now bind to d8 as well
@@CurryKitten Compared with having to add an xm or xm+ is that a better option? You still lose the rssi reading but gain??
As with most things, there's not a straight answer to this. An XM+ will absolutely wipe the floor with one of these SPI RX's and you can flash an XM+ with RSSI firmware on both LBT or FCC and use 16 channels. The reason I made the video is because people were asking about them in terms of being able to use one of these RTF 2s whoops without having to fiddle about with it and add an rx.So the advantage of the SPI rx is really convenience and keeping the weight down as much as possible.
@@CurryKitten I know you were because I was one of them. I'm just trying to work out the pro's and con's of running D8 (Not having to mess with the RTF) and the advantages of fitting an XM or XM+. Is the additional range going to be worth it with the trashcan say and it's 200mw VTX? BTW Thanks for the reply!! Really do appreciate it. :)
Personally I wouldn't like to fly these too far away because they are a right pain to find when they go down. I think they work great for some tight close in proximity flying, and zipping in and out of your house, around the garden etc - but it's not often I think "I want more range" There are more suitable non-whoop quads when you want to go a bit further.
I'm quite confused. I want to purchase d8 based micro whoop. Do I need xjt module? Some kits include it and other are not...
Depends - what radio are you going to use it with ?
@@CurryKitten FrSky qx 7 fcc version. I didn't buy it yet since I want to make sure I'll be able to bind it...
Kind of related but kind of not. I have always had less than stellar range with my QX7. I was thinking of upgrading the firmware on XJT module as I can't find the version in the system menus, so who knows what I am on. After doing the firmware upgrade do you need to re-bind all your models as I am not keen on pulling umpteen models apart to find the bind button. BTW: Not changing from EU to FCC and vice versa, but sticking to the same region.
Yeah - one of the issues I have with FrSky is they give no way of finding out what firmware is running anywhere - be it R9 or the XJT module, you just don't know. It's worth mentioning that the XJT firmware hasn't been updated since May 2017, which is (IIRC) around the time the X7 appeared - so it seems unlikely to be a bug that's easily fixable. As far as the rebinding thing goes... I'm not sure - I'll try writing over my LBT firmware with the same and see if the model I bound still remains bound.
I having fighting this same issue with basically the same setup you are binding but even after doing as you did, I'm unable to bind the QX7 and the Trashcan. I believe I have a defective whoop.
I found a few people were missing a step in the order of things - so just to double check what you are doing. connect up quad to betaflight,a nd go to the cli tab. Activate bind on the radio and then type bind_rx_spi on the cli line (although it differs depending on the version you are running) after a few seconds, you can stop the bind on the radio and then type save on the line... that should be it. Is that what you are already doing ?
I believe the only thing I did not do was pressing "save" on the cli line. But I never saw the trashcan led become solid at any time during the process. At this time i am running the latest version on betaflight, the Qx7 and the Trashcan. As far as I can see the Trashcan do not have a binding button neither. I will try again as you described just in case. Thanks
Yes - please do so. Absolutely nothing happens to look like your quad has bound when doing this, but if you don't type save it won't complete.
@@CurryKitten Well Happy Easter. I try as de discuss and it did not work. I am going to try to exchange it because I have spent many day trying thing including making sure the Transmitter is up to date. I follow the instructions on the Trashcan manual but nothing work.
Hi,
I am new to the hobby and kinda lost in here. I bought the Taranis QX7 Access (non-LBT) and bought the beta 85 HD (FCC version). for some reason, I can get it to bind. Also, i tried the same thing you did and I didn't get the D8. please help
Access radios can't do D8 mode (sadly) you can either get yourself a multiprotocol module or run it as D16 (with a later version of betaflight) some more details in this video czcams.com/video/kNpXQrwUlTc/video.html
@@CurryKitten actually i managed to make work. I just downgraded my ISRM from v2.1.0 to v1.1.3 and some how it worked. I guess the problem was in the new version anything about v 2 won't work
Thanks a lot for the video, but just one question, if I have a FrSky Qx7 FCC, but I want to bind it to something like a BETAFPV HX115 LBT, my only option would be to either flash the transmitter or receiver, right?
Yes - if you have other models, then flashing the receiver is probably easier (although a pain on a small quad like that). If this is your one quad, and you live in a LBT zone, then the TX flash is far easier. Curious as to how you ended up with an FCC TX and an LBT quad Was one or the other out of stock at the time ?
@@CurryKitten Thanks for the answer, I have not bought the LBT quad yet, I was just checking the options I would have with my FCC TX, because I wanted to get something like a BETAFPV HX115, but the FCC version would have to be importet, so it would be cheaper if I could get the LBT version, which I can buy inside of the eu. But it seems like the hassle of flashing the LBT quad isn't really worth the small saving, I think it makes the most sense to just get the FFC one. Thanks for your help!
Hi can you bind the Eachine E013 to the qx7 ?
Really nice, dude. 😊
BTW, do you have any idea of how it's going to be with Brexit? Maybe it goes back to FCC?
Nobody seems to have a clue of what Brexit will look like, or if it will even happen, so the thought of what the RF legalities might far are a long way down a really really long list :)
@@CurryKitten Yeah... It shouldn't be easy. 😕
Hi, thanks for the video.
I have a Taranis x9 lite, and that FC is not in the list of transmitters of open tx companion... what can I do?? thanks
You can't use D8 on the new Access based radio at all. But you can choose FRSKY_X on SPI and as long as it's up to betaflight 4.x it's not so much of a resource hog as it was. Check this video czcams.com/video/kNpXQrwUlTc/video.html if you need to swap between FCC and LBT
I just received my qx7 with fcc firmware installed (I have the D8, D16, LR12 modes in the options). Then I was going to update the firmware and didn't know what version to install. I'm from EU, should I use the LBT or the FCC is better in anything? For now I'll be using with a simulator, but I'm planning to buy a mobula7 hd later this year and then invest in a 5''.
What is your opinion for a new guy that is starting to invest in the hobby, go with LBT or FCC?
Legally, you should be using the LBT version in the EU because radios are required to do this Listen-before-talk thing. It certainly won't hurt using it - especially as you haven't got any existing receivers right now (although you'll then need to get d8 mode back in to use the mobula7) I use the FCC version as I had a whole bunch of receivers before LBT became a thing and I'm not about to change them all over.
@@CurryKitten thanks, I'll update with the lbt firmware and use your tutorial to get the d8 it I need it. About the mobula7 I read that it's possible to flash the lbt firmware in the rx. Not sure thought..
Ijust got a mobula 6 and cant bind to my taranis x9d plus 2019 radio can I get it to work this was or do I need to buy the external XJT tx
The X9D plus 2019 has the big Access badge on the front doesn't it? This means you can't run it in D8, but if the mob 6's firmware is at a decent level (let's say 4.2+ although I can't remember when SPI in D16 become livable) Then you should be able to fly it on D16. Change the PI mode to FRYSKY_X (or possible LBT depending on your radio) and then try binding in D16 mode on your radio
Hey thanks for all your videos and the sim stuff👍 i have a issue with a e010s pro. Cant get it to bind in d8 but have mobula6 i am able to bind in d8. Tryed changing qx7 firmware but no luck. Any ideas ?
Not used that quad before - but how are you doing the bind? Does it support the cli option, or are you using the button (try both for starters)
@@CurryKitten thanks for the reply i have tryed both cli and button no luck. Even gone as far as flashing new and old firmware to jxt
Do you think it's possible you got the FlySky version by mistake - is there anything written on the FC that will give you a clue?
@@CurryKitten it says frsky On the board. Could it be the version of betaflight and my qx7 being mismatched?
If you radio runs D8, then it should be capable. Just to check, in Betaflight do you have the SPI receiver aset to FRSKY_D, what version of betaflight is it and what command are you using to bind ?
If the rssi is on channel 9 surly it can be changed to another channel I do it all the time as when you get a new receiver or flash new firmware on it default rssi is always on channel 16 what is not that good unstable so I always change it to channel 8 so I can choose telemetry 1-8 on radio for faster protocol
Sure, if you are using something like an XM+ then you can flash a version of the firmware with RSSI on ch16 or ch8, but the SPI RX is a different beastie. I can't see any method of flashing, or altering their RSSI channel. I you see one, let me know - but I can't see a way right now
CurryKitten it’s not flashing the rssi channel it’s selected on your radio you go into your mixer page on taranis and setup a channel to receive transmit rssi that way you can choose any channel to put your rssi on , so I would have thought it would be possible on those receivers on trashcan ect but not 100% , I don’t have one to try it on as I junk all those Recievers that come with these small whoops as they are crap not that I want to put 16 channels on one because if you do the flight controllers on these small builds does not like D16 it will and does randomly lock up the fc and you fall out of the sky , have a try putting rssi on channel 8 with your radio mixer setting and then change the Aux setting in Reciever tap in betaflight to channel 4 and see if it works then you will be able to have rssi on D8 mode on those spi boards hopefully
Haha, oh yeah - I know what you mean, I even wrote about it a while back www.currykitten.co.uk/getting-the-rssi-value-to-show-in-your-betaflights-osd-frsky-based/ It never clicked with me because I'd only ever thought of using that when I'm dealing with a RX that only has telemetry. That fact it had RSSI on the wrong channel completely threw me off :) You should certainly be able to get RSSI into your OSD using that method - thanks for the reminder
hello,
just tried to update firmware to be able to fly a tinywhoop and my qx7 doesn t work anymore ,,,Any ideas ??
So you updated the OpenTX build via OpenTX companion? Did the flash complete ok? Not work meaning it doesn't turn on or something else ?
My Taranis q7xs I see no D8 after when I have done that all :(
That's one of the newer radios with an "Access" logo on it. They've stripped D8 out completely, but I did make another video which may help you decide on a different option czcams.com/video/kNpXQrwUlTc/video.html
@@CurryKitten Thank you. New bf 4.2.4 and frsky_x_lbt als receiver has solved this issue. Subbed ofcourse 👍
Great fix 🤘🍀👍 thxxx mutch and lovely greetings 🍀 sub done 👌
Glad it helped you :)
Hi, I hope you can help as I have exhausted all other options including Happymodel themselves and I’m now at a loss as to what the issue is.
I have the Mobula6 Frsky version and I’m using a Futaba 7c tx (35mhz) and converted it to 2.4ghz with a Frsky DHT hack module which I use with other quads like my gtb229 with no issue, it runs PPM on D8 and I’m sure it’s a non eu version, it seems that I’m able to bind to the mobula6 as the red light will stay solid but on betaflight on the receiver tab it’s unresponsive, all settings are as advised ie RX mode is SPI RX support ( I’ve tried PPM just in case but nothing)
and FRSKY_D SPI BUS Receiver provider, I’ve also tried different betaflight configurators from 10.4.1 to the latest and still no response from the receiver tab,
On the setup screen the quad on screen will react when you move it so it’s all connected fine, also as a last resort I’ve tried other usb cables but still nothing, I’m thinking it’s either not compatible with my TX or I have a faulty quad and will have to return it
I look forward to you reply
The DHT module can speak D8, and D8 doesn't have an FCC/Eu version so you should be fine. Are you sure you are bound, as quite a lot of people manage to miss a step binding SPI. Are you going to the cli, putting your radio in bind, typing bind_rx (although the command various on different betaflight versions), stopping the bind on the radio and then typing save. Lots of people miss the save part of it
Thank you for replying,
The only way I know it’s bound is the fact that the board light is solid red, if I turn off my tx it will start to flash and once turned on it will go solid again so I can only assume it’s ok, the binding cli command was slightly different in mine being Frsky_bind it would then say binding, put tx in bind mode and I get a solid red light, looks like I may have a lemon :/
@@ARCEYE78 I just had a try using my old Turnigy 9X with an attached DJT module and (once I remembered how to bind) everything was all good. I don't know what options you have on your Futaba, but in my settings on the radio the Protocol was PPM 8-Channel 300uSec (not sure what the 300 uSec refers to here) as I also have a PPM FrLen which is set to 22.5mSec. Just to check - you didn't add a serial RX option to your ports tab did you (another common misstep)
Happymodel stated it may be a compatibility issue between the DHT module and the SPI protocol but that’s beyond my understanding :)
As far as I know my DJT module is essentially the same as the DHT but in module form. The way to double check (if you can) is to find someone with a different radio (preferably a FrSky or Jumper) and see if there's works ok
sorry that i'm asking so many questions but does this work on the tinyhawk
Hmm, though I answered this one already - that'll teach me to trust my laptop to using my iphone on tether. I don't have a tinyhawk, but it appears to run a d8 compatible receiver that emax produce. So it's not SPI, but as long as you have (or bring back) a d8 mode on your receiver, then yes - it'll work
thanks for the video, however i can't get my X9D + 2019 in D8 mode. Flashed the firmware to non eu, flashed internal module to FCC. But still - can't select D8 mode for binding it to my tinyhawk. Anything which im missing out here?
I made this video before the new range of radios were released, so the Access based transmitters, such as the X9D+ 2019, can talk Access, and D16 but can't do D8. Whether this is a technical limitation of the new internal module, or FrSky just don't want to support it, I don't know. You can get D8 by using a multiprotocol module. You can also set the TinyHawk to D16 (FRSKY_X in the SPI receiver section) also I've found this can lock some flight controllers up as it's too demanding on the CPU
@@CurryKitten Hello there, I'm just new owner of the taranis x9d SE 2019, what i want to ask is there a way to bind my radio with my eachine trashcan (CRAZYBEEF4FR).
I have tried with flashing the open tx to non-eu. I have tried to find a way to flash internal isrm module to NONEU - without positive outcome. Any suggestion beside buying multiprotocol module (just dont want to wait 2 month for package from banggood). I'm newbie in this subject.
Best regards
@@bruno6208 There is a way to change it via a LUA script that FrSky give out. Google isrm_mode_1.lua and you will find it. It still won't give you D8 of course, but you should be able to bind on FCC version of d16 (FRSKY_X) in the configurator
@@CurryKitten i got the lua script and changed ISRM module version to FCC. I have set my Trashcan to D16. When try to bind with set ACCST D16 protocol on my Taranis, nothing happends.
Anyway thanks for answear me so fast! :)
@@bruno6208 So SPI receiver with FRSKY_X selected yes ? You've set you radio into bind and then you went into the cli and entered either bind, bind_rx or bind_rx_spi (depending on the level of betaflight used) then after a second or 2 in which nothing will visibly happen, type save in the cli - FC will reboot and take radio out of bind... that should be it
And this is why most ppl buy a jumper
Yep - no such problem with the multiprotocol module in the jumper
I have a fcc qx7 will I be ok binding a eachine trashcan
Yep - no problem, you can use the D16 mode as well
Cheers mate keep up the good videos
does this also work for a Betafpv whoop
Yes - the SPI version of the board they use also supports D8 - so that's fine.
@@CurryKitten thanks!
so ive just purchased my first quad which is a emax tinyhawk freestyle which i understand runs in d8 mode... i also purchased the frsky taranis x9 lite and now im assuming i have to do what is shown in this video.....someone help please thanks in advance
If you've got the LBT version of the firmware on the radio (you'll know this is d8 mode isn't there) then yes, work through the build options shown in the video
@@CurryKitten ok thanks for the quick reply was starting to worry i just wasted some money
Oops - sorry. I misread X9 lite as X-lite. So the X9-lite is one of the new TX's that has D16 and Access, but doesn't have D8 mode. All is not lost though - you have 2 options at this point. You can get an external module to slot in the back which will give you a D8 mode back (along with loads of other stuff in the case of a multiprotocol module) or you can run the tinyhawk on D16 mode. The tinyhawk uses an SPI based receiver which you can change to FRYSKY_X in the configuration tab (instead of FRYSKY_D which is D8) The reason it runs in D8 is that it takes less cpu power to do so, there have been lock ups if the CPU gets too high in D16, but just test it carefully in a place where you can easily recover it
@@CurryKitten ok thank you very much for the help
@@CurryKitten ive changed it to frysky_x in betaflight but my x9 lite will still not bind to the freestyle any suggestions ?
I cant bind my M80 to may taranis x7, in mode I can read XTJ - d8 . is that normal? please help 🤣
Do you have D8 mode available an an internal receiver option? When it's talking about XJT-D8 mode (not that it's particularly clear) but I think it's talking about using an external XJT module. If you've got an external module that's all good, but otherwise you'll need d8 as an internal option
CurryKitten I would love to take a screen shoot, it say :
Internal RF
Mode XTJ D8
Chn 1-8 ect
But even by doing the binding procedure right , I can’t bind them 🤔
May I have to upload a video 😁
@@AgustinArneodo A video would really help if you can get a good shot of your screen. Presumably you can tell the M80 is in bind mode, it flashes an LED or something. What version of OpenTX is running on your x7 BTW ?
CurryKitten I will upload a video and link here , thank you very much
I just bound it on d8 on my lbt no problem, just changed to d8 no messing about.
As in you already had d8 mode available on your radio? It's not the norm for an EU radio... or so I'm told
did this with a qx7 ages ago for eachine Aurora and an x-lite for the mobula 7 which i have hardly used since i got it weeks ago, both eu lbt