to 50ms, and therefore causes RX_LOSS on every packet.
Instead of SRXL-2, use SBus, or SBus Fast for Long Range mode use.
Rx ‘Unbricking’
Over-The-Air (OTA) updating of tiny devices without handy serial ports always raises the question
about how to avoid ‘bricking’, which renders a device unusable.
In theory, all firmware releases will be fully forwards/backwards compatible, so that when you grab a
2-year old ghost-equipped Whoop™ from under the bed and want to go fly, everything should just
work…
Reality is that this isn’t always possible, and the chances of you remembering the firmware version
that was installed on this under-bed Whoop™ is about the same chances of you remembering your
mother’s birthday.
So we have built in a mechanism to learn the firmware version installed in any ghost receiver.
Simply hold down the bind button
while applying power
and make a note of what the LED is doing.
As an example:
V1.0.0.0 would flash
V2.3.1.1 would flash
Once the Rx firmware version is known, use the Ghost Updater to find a matching transmitter update,
flash the transmitter to that version, and then update to the latest and greatest.
ImmersionRC Limited, Kwai Chung, NT, Hong Kong, www.immersionrc.com
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