j not know what connect to spkt/dsm pixhawk, the white grey black yellow leads or pcb connector ??
SR 24 / SPARE YUNTYH135SVC
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Is the same yuneec sr24 rx/tx
The spektrum radio is interchangeble with the st10+ radio.
For other information look blade chroma spektrum
Is the same yuneec sr24 rx/tx
The spektrum radio is interchangeble with the st10+ radio.
For other information look blade chroma spektrum
finally I carried forward the Pixhawk project with the transmitter yuneec sr24. unfortunately I was not able to bind the receiver with the st16 / 24 station directly from the qgroundcontrol, but I needed to connect the transmitter to the typhoon and bind. then I took it apart and connected it to the pixhawke. now everything works perfectly.
finally I carried forward the Pixhawk project with the transmitter yuneec sr24. unfortunately I was not able to bind the receiver with the st16 / 24 station directly from the qgroundcontrol, but I needed to connect the transmitter to the typhoon and bind. then I took it apart and connected it to the pixhawke. now everything works perfectly.
I bought a st16 and sr24 rx (previously bound) off eBay, and I got the receiver powered. When on the flight screen, the light is solid orange, but when in any of the st16 menus, it blinks again, which kind of makes sense, as you would want it disconnected when working on settings. It never does the fast blinking but it seems to be bound. However, the qgroundcontrol channel monitor only shows a single snapshot of the channels, and does not update until you disconnect and reconnect the sr24 reciever. It just shows what the sticks were at when you first connected the receiver to the spkt/dsm port and then stays that way. Anyone else get this far to compare with me?
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If anyone come here and needs to know the process for binding the receiver without a Yuneec drone, all you have to do is:
The connections with an Arduino for binding are:
- open a serial port (115200, n, 8, 1)
- send this hex data: 55 55 08 04 00 00 42 49 4E 44 B0
Code:
Serial.begin(115200);
delay(1000);
Serial.write(0x55);
Serial.write(0x55);
Serial.write(0x08);
Serial.write(0x04);
Serial.write(0x00);
Serial.write(0x00);
Serial.write(0x42);
Serial.write(0x49);
Serial.write(0x4E);
Serial.write(0x44);
Serial.write(0xB0);The connections with an Arduino for binding are:
- WHITE > 3.3V
- BLACK > GND
- YELLOW > TX
