Turnigy 9X 2.4GHz 8Ch Receiver (V2)

 hermit81 1626 points

people were trying to output the signal. was measured oscilloscope but to nothing have come. decided to buy frsky

 Joachim 2 points

*) oki, what frsky to use on my turnigy 9x transmitter?

 hermit81 1626 points

(ID: DJT)or(ID: JR-Combo) with or without telemetry

 robert 150 points

from what i have seen you can pull rssi from a pin of the chip but requires extra skills in soldering to the small pin.

 v_max 404 points

Actually this is fake.. not real RSSI. The signal on RSSI pin of RX chip is a mix of 3 sequential phases containing different levels. And only one of this steps related to RSSI. To get real RSSI level from it you need someway syncronosed system which measures analog level only at required phases of this output. I didn't find solution for this. All this simple detectors described on rcforums are just a fake which gives output changing almost without any relation to real RSSI level.

 Gerry01 2910 points

No... the 6ch and 3ch Rx have the pins at 90 deg...

 Blue Angel 5 136 points

Time to make one! Thanks

 Gerry01 2910 points

Thanks for the credit!

 hermit81 1626 points

for receiver need 4.5-6,5v. if from battery will be voltage more than 6,5v - then need use esc or bec...

 Gerry01 2910 points

Life batt, fully charged, will be more than 7v, it may work, but it's risky. Maybe using just a diode in series to lower 0.6v the voltage will do the trick.

 Blue Angel 5 136 points

Could you please tell me where to find that info.Thanks

 hermit81 1626 points

if you mean info about receiver supported voltage - this written on receiver

 robert 150 points

i use the life 6.6 v for this rx and it works flawlessly with no problems on a full charge.

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

KBM if you buy the correct one they are very easy to setup. You need one, that you can buy a programing card for. You can setup an ESC from your Transmitter but I find you, are never sure if you have it correct. Where if you can use a Program CARD on it, then programing becomes much easier! Mostly though, many ESC are fine straight out of the BOX.

 kbm.denmark 21 points

Lets see if the Hobbyking esc are both forward/backward programmable.
NewToHobbyking I already got the hobbyking programmingcard. The card does NOT even have forward/backwardoption, I have readen somewhere else, that after programming and setting....these esc´*s does not HOLD programmingoptions...but lets see if im wrong.

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

KDM sorry I am a Plane guy I though you were Plane or Heli. We do not have much use for backward sorry. OK ESC once programed???? Please if I am wrong sorry again but what is the good of setting up a ESC the way you want it, just to have to do it every time you power up??? Or are you say the ESC settings are kept in the receiver. Well that is not the case.

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

KDM there is one thing you can do with this Transmitter and other transmitters is set a power curve. You can set the throttle to a curve rather than a straight line. This means you get max power burst where you need it!

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

KDM once you have bound a receiver to a transmitter it will stay bound till you plug the bind plug into the receiver again and power it up. Then it becomes ready to bind to any compatible transmitter!

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

KDM programing or setting up an ESC has nil to do with the receiver. The setting of the ESC are saved in the ESC. The Bind of a Rx (Receiver) and Tx (Transmitter) is saved in the Rx. The Tx never changes. (It is the MASTER so called.)

 Gerry01 2910 points

Receiver is around 0.1A alone. With gyro and servos nos working, in my 450 heli, takes about 0.25A.

 Enes 2 points

Thanks for your reply. This helped a lot :)

 Gerry01 2910 points

You're welcome!

 EODPete 181 points

Yes this will work, are you trying to set each servo up on its own channel? you can use a Y cable to the flaps and alierons and get away with the 6 ch reciever. HK-T6A-V2 www.link

 hermit81 1626 points

if your transmitter without transmitter module - you need buy seperately transmitter module. according to which transmitter module you install - then you need receiver for this module

 kbm.denmark 21 points

Hey. I allready got the turnigy rx 9x and tried it. It blinks every time i set the esc lead in one of the rx channels. But when I touch the TX joysticks, nothing happens

 v_max 404 points

You need to bind RX with TX module. Check manual under files tab (purple tab) for complete manual, Binding procedure described well.

 kbm.denmark 21 points

Hey thanks. I have allready sticked the binding connector in the rx..are there more to do, before the TX will accept the rx?? thanks

 hermit81 1626 points

to kbm.denmark: "I have a Turnigy 9X 9Ch Transmitter without Module (Mode 2) (v2 Firmware)" I am confused about "without Module" if you dont have transmitter module - you cant bind! about bind - "HOW TO BIND NEW RECIVER: 1. Ignore the "BIND" and BAT order, 2. Plug Battery into BIND pins 3. Plug bind cord (cable) into BAT pins red led will start flashing 4. Hold the "BIND RANGE BUTTON" on TX 5. Turn ON the TX (hold still button). 6. Red LED will stay ON, Turn Off TX, unplug battery, remove bind cord. Thats all"

 kbm.denmark 21 points

Ive come to the constant red light..also on hk 4x transmitter with rx, and esc twin in a y setup...but nothing happens when I pull joysticks up/down???

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Guys (kbm) what are you calling "a module". The Turingy9XV2(SKU: TX-9X-M2) come with the Module. The Turingy9XV2 (SKU: 9114000004) has no Module. This Tx will not bind to anything with out a module. You can use it as a Trainer on your Pc and Buddy (slave) with it though. PLEASE this item in the listing is not a Module it is a Receiver!!!

 hermit81 1626 points

receiver from flysky must bind as well as receiver from turnigy

 v_max 404 points

NOPE FS-TM001 is analog of turnigy v1 module. FS-TM002 is analog for turnigy v2 module. V2 RX are bindable with both V1 and V2 modules. but not vice versa... So in your case must work. Do you put binding connector on right BIND pins? This receiver has separate bind pins , unlike most others which binds on bat connector.

 hermit81 1626 points

HOW TO BIND NEW RECIVER: 1. Ignore the "BIND" and BAT order, 2. Plug Battery into BIND pins 3. Plug bind cord (cable) into BAT pins red led will start flashing 4. Hold the "BIND RANGE BUTTON" on TX 5. Turn ON the TX (hold still button). 6. Red LED will stay ON, Turn Off TX, unplug battery, remove bind cord. Thats all

 Alexander-UA 2 points

hermit, i did it by your instruction, till step 6. receiver LED continues blinking. But i will try to bind it again tomorrow. Thanks!

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Sigrm 4 x AA batteries will do as a test power source for receiver. You need a power source of 4.5 to 6.5 volts. So if it is bound, when you turn the Transmitter on and have the receiver (RX) powered, then the Rx Led will go solid red. If it is not bound put your bound plug on your RX. Power the Rx up. The Red LED will be flashing if the Rx is working. If not, some thing is wrong. (ie burnt out Rx or Burnt Rx Led)

 Melissa 163 points

I did that with a 2s burned it out u got lucky

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Melissa a 2s is 2 x 3.7V = 7.4 volts. Fully charged it is 8.4 volts. That is why you burnt out your receiver SORRY! Max voltage is 6.5v.

 Sigrm 15 points

Well, note that mine was 3S -> somewhere between 11,1V and 12,6V. So yeah, I guess was lucky. I haven't tested it properly after that, so it might not work even though the light blinked like it should.

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Sigrm so if it is blinking (once you have a receiver power source) you can try to bind it to you transmitter!

 hermit81 1626 points

its receiver. you need transmitter module.

 EODPete 181 points

I dont think that they sell the module for this reciever seperatly and I have not seen the 9XR come with a module. Long story short, no you cant use it.

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Xavier we all know you need the correct module for this receiver to work with the 9XR. To date Turnigy do not make a compatible one. So we are forced, if you want to up grade to the 9XR and have a heap of Turnigy and HobbyKing receivers, to go buy a FlySky Module or mod a old Turnigy9XV2 module.

 v_max 404 points

And what the sense to use 8ch receiver with 4x tx? Isn't ID: 9255000009 4x receiver more adequate?

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Alysson please forgive us, we like to mess around. But NO this receiver will NOT work with the 4 X FHSS 2.4ghz. Sorry!

 robert 150 points

like 5-7v. i use a 6.6v lifepo4 battery and get over 3 hours of time on it.

 Vladimir 1 points

I have not been paying attention. It was written on the unit (4.5-6.5V). Thanks!

 v_max 404 points

If you mean FrSky ACCST modules, then none. ACCST is frsky unique technology which is not compatible with other brands.

 hermit81 1626 points

with flysky - will work! with frsky - dont work!

 Aaron 23 points

Yes it can! well worth the buy too :)

 hermit81 1626 points

this receiver cant work with frsky

 Aaron 23 points

Wow just realised this was receiver and not to haha sorry it won't work :/ my bad

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Overlord You are a Gold Member. You can now answer questions under them. I know before now you may of tried and it not worked. But now it will!

 hermit81 1626 points

yes. will work. this receiver work with flysky transmitters and flysky receivers work with turnigy 9x transmitters

 v_max 404 points

NAZA_User_Manual_v2.0_en.pdf has clear wiring diagram (receviver to NAZA) It shows 2 types of receiver connected (the difference in in channels order) Turnigy 8CH receiver has channels Aileron 1. Elevator 2. Throttle 3. Rudder 4. (Same channels assignment as Futaba/Hitec receiver in this pdf)

 hermit81 1626 points

if you do not understand something - you ask!

 v_max 404 points

Oh yes, manual is on complete system page "Turnigy 9X 9Ch Transmitter w/ Module & 8ch Receiver (Mode 2)" ID: TX-9X-M2

 v_max 404 points

Click "files" purple tab under product description You will find it among listed files

 v_max 404 points

If you switched ON TX without antenna attached then you probably killed you TX module. TX output usully do not survive this.

 Melissa 163 points

The tx is fine i think but the rx antenna is now a little shorter and im guessin thats why my range is so poor

 v_max 404 points

Stock RX antenna consists of coax wire with a shrink tube at the end. The lengh of coax wire doesn't matter. it can be shorter or logger...Actual work do the end part of antenna which is in shrink tube. So if this part is unchanged then...... When you do soldering I hope you soldered both parts? (coax center wire and coax outer one) This two parts of coax are soldered to different pads. Check you do not shorten this 2 pads while soldering. If soldering is OK then we can guess two things... either you soldered it to hard and the coax is shortened inside, either center wire is broken somewhere inside coax. You can check both problems with ommeter.

 Melissa 163 points

Shorten the pads?and how do you solder something too hard .....thanks

 v_max 404 points

nope, I mean antenna wire... it a coax wire with very thing central wire inside the outer. Usually inner isnulation is polyethilen so when you solder, it melt easy and shorten outer and inner wires You need very strong soldering skills to solder this very thing coax right way.

 Melissa 163 points

its not shorted and i can solder quite well so im just going to have to buy a new one

 v_max 404 points

Check with ommeter for shortening. You also can check with ommeter the central wire is not broken somewhere inside, you would need to cut shrink tube to check from end to end..... BTW, may be it's time to do cloverleaf antennas instead.. (google for "Build IBCrazy's Cloverleaf")

 Melissa 163 points

Im not exactly sure how read ohms but i checked it for continuity and there is none between the sheilding and the center wire for now im just using my ****py old blade sr tx i get awesome range though

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Qamit sorry just come back to the form. Go to transmitter and receivers. Then you can just start a topic. Just call it "Help me setup Turnigy Rx" or something like that. Or you can go to the message and send a private message!

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Qamit under a topis called Discussion Forum you will find "live chat!"

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Tommy I need a bit more info on you plane. Could we chat in the members forum (blue tab at top of page). I need the model of the plane. Is it a HK plane. Do you have it yet?

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Tommy so what channels are you using now? Ch1 will be Ail, Ch2 Ele, Ch3 Thr, Ch4 rud, Ch5 5 retracts, Ch 6 Mix of Ail to ch 1, ch 7 lights, You coulld use channel 8 to turn you gyro on or off. But it will need to be wired into channel 1 to 4. Quite complex!

 idefix.1972 21 points

Hi, you have to put your Servos for ELEV, AIL, Flaps etc. to your 3axis Gyro. Then you need to wire the 3axis to your receiver. Just the wires you need. After that you can wire the retracts- servos to the transmitter. Put also the lightning in the receiver. Then you have to progg the 3axis with your PC.I would put the retracts to the channel "gear" an the lightnings to channel AUX1 in the receiver. Which channel it is you can see in the display menue. Greetings from germany and have fun with your F-18. Kai

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Tommy it really depends what you are doing with the channels. As least ch 5 to ch 8 can be Aux. But if you are not in a plane ch 1 and ch 4 can do whatever you like. I hope this helps. What are you building.

 Robert 33 points

AUX chanel can use 7 or 8 chanel if you have not any other mix with this channels

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Firman I do no know what else you need. But we can chat the ins and outs in the Members Forum (Blue tab at top of page) Please go there, start a topic. A lot of members hang out there and love to chat! ALSO Firman you are a Gold Member. This means you can answer HERE. You do not need to start a new Question!

 Firman 17 points

Terima kasih atas penjelasan anda. Saya sangat senang sekali diskusi dengan anda

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Firman I could write 2 pages on how to do it, but in the Mode 1 Transmitter Listing is a Video showing how to bind :> T9x - receivers binding. Just do not use a power source over 6.5 volts.

 NewToHobbyKing 6342 points

Firman what POWER did you use PLEASE

 hanafi 34 points

colokkan kabel binding di posisi bat, sambungkan rx dengan esc kemudian sambungkan esc dengan baterai, led merah di rx akan berkedip2, kemudian tekan tombol bind di modul yang ada dibelakang tx, sambil menekan modul ini hidupkan transmitter. rx sekarang sudah binding dengan tx (ditandai dengan lampu led merah yg hidup terus). setelah selesai jangan lupa untuk melepas kabel binding yg di receiver. selamat mencoba