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#Tbs discovery pro x8r instal install#
#Tbs discovery pro x8r instal drivers#

The SD card can be accessed while the radio is powered on, providing you selected the “massstorage” firmware option.

There is no bootloader on Horus at this point.

Its contents do not need to be backed up and are not accessible in any way when OpenTX firmware is loaded.

OpenTX does not touch the internal flash of production Horus radios.

Please note that all existing OpenTX sound packs won’t work due to changes in the naming strategy, so you’ll likely want to use those that are included in this archive until popular 3rd-party packs are adapted. Download the correct archive for your radio type, extract it to the root of an empty SD card and you’ll have all needed files. You might need to disable the “Check hardware compatibility” checkbox in the flashing dialog. bin), and can flash the FrSky DFU bootloader so that no other tool and/or driver swapping is needed. Companion can back up existing firmware (see note below in known issues) including the stock FrSky one (save as. See the “Flashing your Taranis Radio” section in this manual.

#Tbs discovery pro x8r instal drivers#

Companion supports reading and writing Horus firmware when the radio is powered off and then connected to USB, using dfu-util and the libusb drivers installed by Zadig, exactly like for the Taranis.

#Tbs discovery pro x8r instal install#

A bug that will still show up on this update may cause it to install itself in “Companion 2.1”, potentially overwriting your 2.1 install. Check during companion install that it installs itself in the correct directory, usually you want “Companion 2.2”.You can pop in our chat room where other users and/or devs may be available. openrcforums here, RCGroups and threads like this one. There is currently no documentation other than this page, so get yourself a good coffee to wake up, and refer to the the great communities for help e.g.As it is the purpose of a release candidate, we need your feedback to report things we may have missed. We’ve done our best to ensure its quality with main focus on the new Horus platform, with second priority on all Taranis versions (few changes from 2.1), then the other supported platforms, but we still expect there will be issues. PLEASE NOTE the following important information before hastily jumping on it: We are happy to bring you the 12th release candidate of OpenTX 2.2.0, with support for the production version of the FrSky Horus radio!