Jeti DS-24
#1951

My Feedback: (2)
Does anyone have any user experience with these stick tops with switches?
https://www.topmodel.fr/en/product-d...ith-2-switches
Thanks
Paul
https://www.topmodel.fr/en/product-d...ith-2-switches
Thanks
Paul
RP
#1954

OK I tried to add a 900 to my jet and now all my RX don't work. I plugged into E1 just to see if the radio would see it. I then watched one of Harry's video and it showed how to bind the 900 so I did that. I have a new DS 16 but only had it for 2 weeks now so I'm pretty new with this radio. All my RX on 3 models I built now have a list of numbers with an X and then a N.A. next to it instead of saying rex 12 or 7. What did I do Lol
Last edited by MarkF; 05-01-2021 at 09:10 AM.
#1955

My Feedback: (53)
OK I tried to add a 900 to my jet and now all my RX don't work. I plugged into E1 just to see if the radio would see it. I then watched one of Harry's video and it showed how to bind the 900 so I did that. I have a new DS 16 but only had it for 2 weeks now so I'm pretty new with this radio. All my RX on 3 models I built now have a list of numbers with an X and then a N.A. next to it instead of saying rex 12 or 7. What did I do Lol
if it’s V2 you need to purchases the 900 option

if not update all the receiver and CB
#1956

New V2 and yes already purchased the 900 module and updated radio and brand new rx's to latest software. It worked before as I already flew a jet on my radio. I have tried binding the rx again and it says it's bound but nothing works and doesn't say what the rx is in device explorer except a bunch of numbers. It says this on my jet I flew as well which has a rex 10. Now it's just numbers and doesn't transmit to rx.
Last edited by MarkF; 05-01-2021 at 10:27 AM.
#1957

My Feedback: (53)
New V2 and yes already purchased the 900 module and updated radio and brand new rx's to latest software. It worked before as I already flew a jet on my radio. I have tried binding the rx again and it says it's bound but nothing works and doesn't say what the rx is in device explorer except a bunch of numbers. It says this on my jet I flew as well which has a rex 10. Now it's just numbers and doesn't transmit to rx.
How many RX ect…..not much info to help you….
#1958

It's just a rex 12 in a big L-39 foamy. I got it all working. But here in Las Vegas we have a very bad field for reception. I lost my T1 on Futaba and a friend of mine lost his plane on Futaba a week earlier. So I purchased all brand new Jeti gear. I want to add my 900 for back up and that's where I did something wrong. A friend said it sounds like I put everything in clone mode. I don't know how to fix this short of doing a factory reset.
#1959

My Feedback: (53)
I don’t thing you can put the 900 in clone but then again I have never try…
Make sure that the port that E1 or E2 which ever the 900 is connected too….is set on ExBus input/backup
For the 900nthe port (either 2 or 3) are set to Exbus going into the REX12…
it should be that simple…
Make sure that the port that E1 or E2 which ever the 900 is connected too….is set on ExBus input/backup
For the 900nthe port (either 2 or 3) are set to Exbus going into the REX12…
it should be that simple…
#1960

Yes I know but you can't get there in device explorer when the Rx is just a bunch of numbers. You can't get past the first page. I did do what you said and had everything working including my gyro set to E2 ex bus which I had to turn on like you said. Thanks for the help Dansy. I have a few locals who are Jeti experts but there away for the weekend at jet events so I don't want to bother them. It's weird that my other model that I flew on and my test model all do the same thing in device explorer. None of my rx are labeled except for numbers and none of them work to connect to the model. I know there's nothing wrong with my equipment, it's me
#1961

My Feedback: (53)
Yes I know but you can't get there in device explorer when the Rx is just a bunch of numbers. You can't get past the first page. I did do what you said and had everything working including my gyro set to E2 ex bus which I had to turn on like you said. Thanks for the help Dansy. I have a few locals who are Jeti experts but there away for the weekend at jet events so I don't want to bother them. It's weird that my other model that I flew on and my test model all do the same thing in device explorer. None of my rx are labeled except for numbers and none of them work to connect to the model. I know there's nothing wrong with my equipment, it's me 

#1962

I am still getting use to the scroll wheel and tend to push it when I don't mean to. I think when I was looking around how to connect my 900 I pushed it on something I shouldn't have and didn't realize it
#1964

Got it figured out. A friend called and said I didn't set the 900 after I bound it and it's a safety feature to not let you go forward until you do or something like that. But it's working now. Thanks for your help everyone.
#1968
Being new to the Jeti family, I could use some help. Hopefully I'm posting this in the correct venue. I'm using two DS-24's for the buddy box setup and the two radios are connected via a cable. All works fine as the teacher, total control of all control surfaces and functions. When switching to the student, all the control surfaces and functions work as programed except the flaps. The flap controls are not transferring over to the student and remain with the teacher. The flaps have been set up through the Butterfly/Flap function not through the function assignment. Receivers being used are a REX 12 & 900. Any insight, help would be appreciated. Thank you. Craig
#1969

My Feedback: (1)
Being new to the Jeti family, I could use some help. Hopefully I'm posting this in the correct venue. I'm using two DS-24's for the buddy box setup and the two radios are connected via a cable. All works fine as the teacher, total control of all control surfaces and functions. When switching to the student, all the control surfaces and functions work as programed except the flaps. The flap controls are not transferring over to the student and remain with the teacher. The flaps have been set up through the Butterfly/Flap function not through the function assignment. Receivers being used are a REX 12 & 900. Any insight, help would be appreciated. Thank you. Craig
#1970

Another smart piece of technology from your friends at Esprit Tech.
Zb/Jeti USA
https://www.espritmodel.com/search.aspx?find=ex5
The Dual Input Servo Channel Expander EX5 is an intelligent bus manager compatible with several radio control systems. The device converts serial bus signal from up to two receivers to either standard PWM servo outputs, or configurable bus outputs. It offers up to five configurable and high-power servo ports with optional period and fail-safe setting.
The EX5 is a perfect choice for models with complex wing or tail mechanics where multiple servos may be connected to a primary receiver/receivers using just a single cable. In addition, if you are running out of receiver channels simply connect additional SE2/SE4/SE6 to the EX5 serial line/s and freely assign any channels.
The EX5 offers flight stabilization (Optional) using the integrated MEMS gyroscope/accelerometer. Up to three configurable flight modes can be used, each with different stabilization gains and settings. In connection with other devices from our production, such as SE4 or SE6, you can create a complex installation with just a few signal/power cables.
Specifications and Features
- Supported Protocols: Jeti EX, Multiplex M-LINK, Graupner HoTT, Futaba S.Bus/S.Bus2
- Small dimensions and high current throughput via the integrated MR30 power connectors.
- Telemetry (RC system dependent): Temperature, Voltage, G-Force (+/-30G), Attitude (Roll/Pitch/Yaw).
- Gyro-stabilized servo outputs, EX Bus, SRXL16ch. or S.Bus.
- Flight stabilization offering 3 configurable flight modes (Manual/Acro/Horizon).
- Automatic detection of serial data/telemetry after startup.
- Configuration through the transmitter or external terminal (JETIBOX/SMART-BOX).
- Firmware updates via USB interface.

Zb/Jeti USA
https://www.espritmodel.com/search.aspx?find=ex5
The Dual Input Servo Channel Expander EX5 is an intelligent bus manager compatible with several radio control systems. The device converts serial bus signal from up to two receivers to either standard PWM servo outputs, or configurable bus outputs. It offers up to five configurable and high-power servo ports with optional period and fail-safe setting.
The EX5 is a perfect choice for models with complex wing or tail mechanics where multiple servos may be connected to a primary receiver/receivers using just a single cable. In addition, if you are running out of receiver channels simply connect additional SE2/SE4/SE6 to the EX5 serial line/s and freely assign any channels.
The EX5 offers flight stabilization (Optional) using the integrated MEMS gyroscope/accelerometer. Up to three configurable flight modes can be used, each with different stabilization gains and settings. In connection with other devices from our production, such as SE4 or SE6, you can create a complex installation with just a few signal/power cables.
Specifications and Features
- Supported Protocols: Jeti EX, Multiplex M-LINK, Graupner HoTT, Futaba S.Bus/S.Bus2
- Small dimensions and high current throughput via the integrated MR30 power connectors.
- Telemetry (RC system dependent): Temperature, Voltage, G-Force (+/-30G), Attitude (Roll/Pitch/Yaw).
- Gyro-stabilized servo outputs, EX Bus, SRXL16ch. or S.Bus.
- Flight stabilization offering 3 configurable flight modes (Manual/Acro/Horizon).
- Automatic detection of serial data/telemetry after startup.
- Configuration through the transmitter or external terminal (JETIBOX/SMART-BOX).
- Firmware updates via USB interface.
#1971

My Feedback: (53)
Another smart piece of technology from your friends at Esprit Tech.
Zb/Jeti USA
https://www.espritmodel.com/search.aspx?find=ex5
The Dual Input Servo Channel Expander EX5 is an intelligent bus manager compatible with several radio control systems. The device converts serial bus signal from up to two receivers to either standard PWM servo outputs, or configurable bus outputs. It offers up to five configurable and high-power servo ports with optional period and fail-safe setting.
The EX5 is a perfect choice for models with complex wing or tail mechanics where multiple servos may be connected to a primary receiver/receivers using just a single cable. In addition, if you are running out of receiver channels simply connect additional SE2/SE4/SE6 to the EX5 serial line/s and freely assign any channels.
The EX5 offers flight stabilization (Optional) using the integrated MEMS gyroscope/accelerometer. Up to three configurable flight modes can be used, each with different stabilization gains and settings. In connection with other devices from our production, such as SE4 or SE6, you can create a complex installation with just a few signal/power cables.
Specifications and Features
- Supported Protocols: Jeti EX, Multiplex M-LINK, Graupner HoTT, Futaba S.Bus/S.Bus2
- Small dimensions and high current throughput via the integrated MR30 power connectors.
- Telemetry (RC system dependent): Temperature, Voltage, G-Force (+/-30G), Attitude (Roll/Pitch/Yaw).
- Gyro-stabilized servo outputs, EX Bus, SRXL16ch. or S.Bus.
- Flight stabilization offering 3 configurable flight modes (Manual/Acro/Horizon).
- Automatic detection of serial data/telemetry after startup.
- Configuration through the transmitter or external terminal (JETIBOX/SMART-BOX).
- Firmware updates via USB interface.
Attachment 2270474
Attachment 2270475
Zb/Jeti USA
https://www.espritmodel.com/search.aspx?find=ex5
The Dual Input Servo Channel Expander EX5 is an intelligent bus manager compatible with several radio control systems. The device converts serial bus signal from up to two receivers to either standard PWM servo outputs, or configurable bus outputs. It offers up to five configurable and high-power servo ports with optional period and fail-safe setting.
The EX5 is a perfect choice for models with complex wing or tail mechanics where multiple servos may be connected to a primary receiver/receivers using just a single cable. In addition, if you are running out of receiver channels simply connect additional SE2/SE4/SE6 to the EX5 serial line/s and freely assign any channels.
The EX5 offers flight stabilization (Optional) using the integrated MEMS gyroscope/accelerometer. Up to three configurable flight modes can be used, each with different stabilization gains and settings. In connection with other devices from our production, such as SE4 or SE6, you can create a complex installation with just a few signal/power cables.
Specifications and Features
- Supported Protocols: Jeti EX, Multiplex M-LINK, Graupner HoTT, Futaba S.Bus/S.Bus2
- Small dimensions and high current throughput via the integrated MR30 power connectors.
- Telemetry (RC system dependent): Temperature, Voltage, G-Force (+/-30G), Attitude (Roll/Pitch/Yaw).
- Gyro-stabilized servo outputs, EX Bus, SRXL16ch. or S.Bus.
- Flight stabilization offering 3 configurable flight modes (Manual/Acro/Horizon).
- Automatic detection of serial data/telemetry after startup.
- Configuration through the transmitter or external terminal (JETIBOX/SMART-BOX).
- Firmware updates via USB interface.
Attachment 2270474
Attachment 2270475
#1973

My Feedback: (2)
ZB,
I posted this in another thread, but have not seen an official answer.
Thanks
Paul
I posted this in another thread, but have not seen an official answer.
Thanks
Paul
I've been seeing the ads for the new Elite Serial Bus product line from Esprit.
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-ex...ilization.aspx
One question though that I don't see answered.
The Elite EX5 Serial Bus Servo Expander is shown powered from a battery to ensure that it has enough current capacity for up to 5 servos. However, no switch is shown in any of the layouts.
Does the EX5 contain an electronic battery switch so when the model and primary receiver is switched off that the EX5 and connected servos are also powered down, or do you have to separately disconnect its battery also?
Thanks
Paul
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-ex...ilization.aspx
One question though that I don't see answered.
The Elite EX5 Serial Bus Servo Expander is shown powered from a battery to ensure that it has enough current capacity for up to 5 servos. However, no switch is shown in any of the layouts.
Does the EX5 contain an electronic battery switch so when the model and primary receiver is switched off that the EX5 and connected servos are also powered down, or do you have to separately disconnect its battery also?
Thanks
Paul
#1974

There is No switch. You can use pretty much anything for On/Off or nothing and just plug in your Rx pack.
or
T30/T60 w/R3 as wireless switch That's w/Telemetry
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-te...ba-s-bus2.aspx
or
Sliding Switch
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-po...placement.aspx
or
Jeti DSM w/R3 as wireless switch
https://www.espritmodel.com/jeti-ele...edundancy.aspx
or
T30/T60 w/R3 as wireless switch That's w/Telemetry
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-te...ba-s-bus2.aspx
or
Sliding Switch
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-po...placement.aspx
or
Jeti DSM w/R3 as wireless switch
https://www.espritmodel.com/jeti-ele...edundancy.aspx
Last edited by ZB; 06-18-2021 at 10:56 AM.
#1975
Does anyone have any user experience with these stick tops with switches?
https://www.topmodel.fr/en/product-d...ith-2-switches
Thanks
Paul
https://www.topmodel.fr/en/product-d...ith-2-switches
Thanks
Paul
Available in the UK here: https://jettstreamuk.co.uk/transmitt...-push-switches


