Hi, I watch your project a few months and would like to help if I can be helpful. But I'm not a programmer.I like to do modifications. Now I have a FS-T6 with 8 channel radio module Frsky DHT and receiver V8FR-II, I used this post. To select the radio module I use the toggle switch.I also replaced the VRA by 6 position switch to change flight modes and add 6 leds to indicate it.

My transmitter have 64K eeprom.I would like to help test your software, but I could not find information on how to compile the sources to the bin file. Could you provide this information, as it did in the project cleanflight -I think it would help attract people to the project.Sorry for my english, with best regards, Roman. Roman,Sick mods dude! Cool.Compiling the code is one problem, programming it into TX is another.At the moment we use SW debugger cable. At some point we'd adapt STM'sbuilt-in update through serial connection available on S-Video plug on theback.Here are some related links:MichalOn Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 10:07 PM, Roman wrote:HiI watch your project a few months and would like to help if I can behelpful.

But I'm not a programmer.I like to do modifications. Now I have a FS-T6 with 8 channel radio moduleFrsky DHT and receiver V8FR-II, I used this post. Toselect the radio module I use the toggle switch.I also replaced the VRA by 6 position switch to change flight modes andadd 6 leds to indicate it.

The FlySky-i6X's official firmware has a bug which is decreasing its performance. It is not a hardware problem, but a software mistake. Unfortunately FlySky never addressed that bug with an official update. When does the remote need to update the firmware? It is recommended to update when your radio’s firmware version is lower than the official website version. Changes will be recorded Change log. How do I perform a firmware update? The firmware update of different remote controllers may be different.

My transmitter have 64K eeprom.image: collage1I would like to help test your software, but I could not find informationon how to compile the sources to the bin file. Could you provide thisinformation, as it did in the project cleanflight -I think it would help attract people to the project.Sorry for my english, with best regards, Roman.—Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.Michal, Iza, Kai & Nell. Fast duplicate file finder 5.0.0.1 full crack.

When I flash my device from Windows (Eclipse or STM Linker), the remote will not boot unless the USB adapter is connected to it.By 'flash' do you mean using SWD connection and not serial? With SWD Iexperience the following when I cycle power on Tx when SWD is connected theTx stays in reset. Disconnecting SWD cable makes it boot.Did you try to step through initialization (as I suspect the eeprom/i2ccode is the culprit but who knows.)? It's complicated.On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 10:24 AM, Voxyn wrote:When I flash my device from Windows (Eclipse or STM Linker), the remotewill not boot unless the USB adapter is connected to it.Any ideas on how to fix it?

I want to test some of my changes with myquadcopter—Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.Michal, Iza, Kai & Nell. Voxyn,The toolchain you're using uses arm-eabi-' instead of 'arm-none-eabi-' - sodid you have to change the project's toolchain definition or did you create'links' to avoid messing with project's settings? Seems that thesetoolchains are equivalent (afaik, the 'none' stands for 'none-operatingsystem' as there are gcc-linux-elf etc toolchains.).Since different versions work for different people, there seem to be acommon bug in all of the versions (smells like an uninitialized variable ingcc since it's so random). Well we have to watch it for now.BTW, how are curves?MichalOn Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 4:53 AM, Konstantin Sharlaimov wrote:I've noticed that sometimes gcc-arm-none-eabi-4.9 provides buggy code forSTM32F103 processor.

I don't know exact conditions to reproduce the bug,but currently I stick with gcc 4.8 toolchain - provides working code for me.—Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.Michal, Iza, Kai & Nell.