pascallanger / DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module

Multiprotocol TX Module (or MULTI-Module) is a 2.4GHz transmitter module which controls many different receivers and models.
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Can't modify the channel order. #53

Closed famtory closed 7 years ago

famtory commented 7 years ago

I used google translate.

//Modify the channel order based on your TX: AETR, TAER, RETA... //Examples: Flysky & DEVO is AETR, JR/Spektrum radio is TAER, Multiplex is AERT... //Default is AETR.

define AETR

================= I changed AETR or TAER or more. But same result. Nothing changes. why?

pascallanger commented 7 years ago

What do you mean? I've tested it TAER and it works fine. If the module is set to TAER and the radio is sending TAER then the modules converts it to whatever the protocol needs. What I mean it's normal that even if you put TAER and send TAER, the output on a flysky receiver will be AETR.

famtory commented 7 years ago

I have JR 10x. It is TAER. but I want AETR. . JR(TAER) -----> multiprotocol tx -> receiver_ppm(AETR) . It is possible?

pascallanger commented 7 years ago

AETR, TAER, RETA,... is the module input only. The output order is forced by most if not all protocols you are selecting. Which protocol are you talking about?

famtory commented 7 years ago

FLYSKY 2A - TAER DSMX - TAER FRSKY - TAER Regardless of channer order(AETR or TAER), always TAER

pascallanger commented 7 years ago

Why would you want that? You can do it if you want by modifying the code...

famtory commented 7 years ago

I have futaba 1024z with frsky module. and Jr 10x with multiprotocol. I usually use Futaba, but sometimes I use JR. I set the switch to the same position as the flight mode and Arming. BUT, the channel order was different, so I had to set it again.

pascallanger commented 7 years ago

This is an edge case that I won't address as this will complexify the configuration and will loose people even more... You can modify easily the protocols yourself to do what you want if you wish. Pascal