Still getting the error message. Here is the procedure I used:
I put the transmitter into XDP mode:
1. Put the transmitter module into XDP mode by powering it up while holding the button, and waiting for the LED to cycle through the green color, then red, and then release the button when the LED turns orange
2. Connect the XDP program
3. When clicking on the "View and change Settings" field, the settings page comes up and also the EEPROM corrupted message
4. I click OK to remove the error message
5. Then I click on the "Reset to Defaults" button
5. Then I change the hopping mode to full time FCC
6. Then I download back to the EEPROM which I reckon writes the changes to the transmitter module
7. After a power cycle I put the transmitter module into programming mode (red LED) and change the input mode to XJT-D16 (two blinks)
8. Then another power cycle, and bind a Nano receiver and successfully operate a servo
9. Power cycle again and put the transmitter module into XDP mode (orange LED)
10. connect to the XDP, and I get the EEPROM corrupted error message again
Maybe I'm not using the correct procedure. Can you please clarify it for me?
Note that I do not get the EEPROM corrupted error message when connecting and viewing settings on the XDP with the Futaba transmitter module.
My main question is: Is the system safe to fly despite the display of the error message?
Thanks,
Paul
I put the transmitter into XDP mode:
1. Put the transmitter module into XDP mode by powering it up while holding the button, and waiting for the LED to cycle through the green color, then red, and then release the button when the LED turns orange
2. Connect the XDP program
3. When clicking on the "View and change Settings" field, the settings page comes up and also the EEPROM corrupted message
4. I click OK to remove the error message
5. Then I click on the "Reset to Defaults" button
5. Then I change the hopping mode to full time FCC
6. Then I download back to the EEPROM which I reckon writes the changes to the transmitter module
7. After a power cycle I put the transmitter module into programming mode (red LED) and change the input mode to XJT-D16 (two blinks)
8. Then another power cycle, and bind a Nano receiver and successfully operate a servo
9. Power cycle again and put the transmitter module into XDP mode (orange LED)
10. connect to the XDP, and I get the EEPROM corrupted error message again
Maybe I'm not using the correct procedure. Can you please clarify it for me?
Note that I do not get the EEPROM corrupted error message when connecting and viewing settings on the XDP with the Futaba transmitter module.
My main question is: Is the system safe to fly despite the display of the error message?
Thanks,
Paul