Open entozoon opened 7 years ago
there is a syma board with stm32fxxx processor, mine is marked SM-X5S-R , if you have one, then yes, it can be done
Yes, my X5SC appears to have the same board!
I managed to successfully erase and flash the syma-x5s-r
branch to it.. but can't bind the transmitter anymore.
It just slowly pulses a few times, then flashes rapidly forever without binding no matter what I try :(
Any ideas? I feel like I'm so close!
that board looks identical to mine
That is a Beken BK2425? radio, I only coded one protocol for it, and tested it with devo. I haven't got a stock tx for it, so I'm not sure if the code is compatible with it or not
the chip is nrf24l01 compatible, you might be able to make a transmitter for it using something like this https://github.com/goebish/nrf24_multipro/
BK2425 is similar, but not equal, to NRF24l01. It needs magic numbers and initialization of Bank0 and Bank1 to be operative. That's why it doesn't connect anymore. I wasd trying to solve it but is far beyond my coding knowledge. BK24xx Library Found it on GitHub and this is what I saw to solve the problem, but indeed I miserably failed. If Silver13 is capable (and I know he is) to read the code to integrate it in the branch, I (and many more ppls) will be sooooo happy.
there is rx code for it, I just can't code the protocol because the devo code is a subset of the stock protocol, so it will only bind to devo as far as I know
Well... I found and hassle free (I hope) solution. I'm going to replace the BK2425 with an nRF24l01, as it is supposed to work out of the box... I'll give it a shot and I'll tell you. Cheers dude
Hi. You can use this code, https://github.com/roland2025/CG023/tree/syma-x5sc
It will bind with stock transmitter, but there are some issues with channel hopping, about 50% of packages get lost.
Received a logic analyser today, so I can soon try to take a look what the stock tx is doing.
Might this be suitable/feasible to flash to Syma X5SC/X5SC-1 type quadcopters? That'd be the dream come true for flying acro mode on a cheap medium sized toy drone