Malcolm H

Bill,

I have just completed my latest Sbus install. I programmed each servo individually using my 18MZ Tx. After completing the install I wanted to change a couple of servo centres slightly but just found out knowing the channel ID is not enough to address a particular servo when they are all connected to the bus. I didn't note the individual servo IDs before I did the install and to open up all the wing connections to check each servo individually using the 18MZ is a pain.

Is there any way of finding the servo IDs without disconnecting them from the bus?

Thanks,

Malcolm

Bax

My Feedback: (11)

To program an individual servo, you need to know which one it is in the chain. The transmitter doesn't know one servo from another, it needs the individual I.D. so that it can make any changes.

Malcolm H

With respect Bill, you are stating the obvious. I'm well aware the Tx doesn't know one servo from another, hence my question!

My understanding is that Sbus2 is a bi-directional protocol. I was hoping that there was a piece of hardware (and software) that could read the data stream and extract the servo IDs and channel assignments.

Thanks,

Malcolm

Bax

My Feedback: (11)

You absolutely have to know the ID number of a servo in order to program it. There isn't any software that will let you scroll though a list so that you can select an individual servo to program.

Malcolm H

Thank you Bill,

Malcolm