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oh thanks, so eventally i cannot boot rdio in boot loader and flash from boot. clear, was in doubt because i see in frsky original firmware package there is a bootloader dfu file... for what is meant..
thanks

i have problem to get x10s in boot loader even if installed correct drivers in zadig, im using win 10 driver signature disabled here is log C:/Program Files (x86)/OpenTX/Companion 2.2/dfu-util.exe -a 0 --dfuse-address 0x08000000:2097152 --device 0483:df11 -UC:/Users/Fabius/AppData/Local/Temp/4156-fl...

did it, went ok i have backup of flash and eeprom saved in .hex in case needed now must configure models , in reta? using its original module. next step is wait my friend get multimodule. i personally own a devo 10 and a x9r pro in exit, :D that made me past 30 minutes busy on this with mi mind free...

Im using this usb asp 2.0
Set to 5 v and make read with eepe program? There is atmega8A , in eepe witch choose Inviato dal mio CAM-L21 utilizzando Tapatalk

so we can flash er9x or opentx 128 on radio with chip green ED040502-H16D?
sure will not and up with a brick on my desk?

im little confused since read many differents topic.
item bought at banggood as spare replacement board. connections to flash via usbasp are same as original board?

edit: was able to connect sbus orx620x after few reset now must configure channels,
have stick ok and switch x and x2 ok must configure Channel U, gess must make something on mixers values ...

i read it so it says : Connect the 3 connections from the module bay pins to the places on the Orange module. than .. so data and clk on programming point and power and ground on normal module pins flash radio with dedicated fw and put firmware in folder. than flash directly right? thanks, i have so...

i have 9xr pro and module this one in picture i read Module Bay connections for 9XR-PRO and 9Xtreme Data N/C Power Gnd Clk Buffer for 9Xtreme Note that the Power connection is battery voltage, do NOT use this directly to the 3.3V connection on the module. If using the 9XR-PRO then the module bay pin...