Jan 28, 2015 HeliFreak >R/C Electronics Support >MSH Brain FBL Unit: New Software/Firmware 1.0.010/1.3.050 is available MSH Brain FBL Unit MSH Brain. MSH uBRAIN Flybarless System MSH BRAIN is proven. New Firmware and software for your PC and. Direct drop in replacement for Blade 180CFX FBL system.

IKON FLYBARLESS SYSTEM [IKN1001] Version 2 polarity protection Dimensions: 34mm x 29mm x 14mm (LxWxH) Application: Nitro and Electric Compatible Receiver Support: Futaba S-Bus / Dual Spektrum DSM2 & DSMX Ports Cyclic Servo Support: Up to 560Hz Tail Servo Support: 560Hz / 760s Product Description Notes for Windows 8 Users: The digital signing requirement on windows 8 may need to be turned off to get the IKON drivers to work with Windows 8. IKon - Are You Ready?

Brought forth by MSH - the makers of the 'Brain' - the iKon represents a new leap in flybarless control. Bert Kammerer, in cooperation with MSH, worked tirelessly to fine tune the iKon flybarless controller to perfection. Every aspect of firmware has been fine-tuned and optimized, and in the end, we can say this system simply has no equal on the market today.

The iKon is ready to change everything. Probability And Queueing Theory By Balaji Pdf Free Download here. Get ready for the iKon - it's ready for you. Vibration Resistant - Bad Vibes Goodbye.

Simply put, gyros hate vibration, and when a flybarless system is sensitive to vibration, this has a direct impact on flight performance. The iKon flybarless unit utilizes new vibration dampening technology to isolate vibrations and put them in their place. This results in rock solid flight with nothing but true, direct flight performance that you can see and feel. Simplified Setup - The Wizard is Here. Demonoid Photoshop Cs5 Keygen For Mac. Nothing is more irritating, frustrating and time consuming than fumbling with manuals, setup videos and tech help when it comes to proper flybarless setup. No more - the wizard takes control.

Utilizing an easy to follow and fuss free setup, the iKon takes a simplified approach to flybarless setup, allowing you to spend less time tuning and more time flying - just the way it should be. Auto Level Technology - This is It. That sickening crash can now be put behind you with auto level technology.

For anyone still learning the basics, or those pushing new 3D limits, the auto level technology built within the iKon will revolutionize the way you fly, allowing you to push the limits with less risk of crashing. This technology is one of the multiple reasons that make the iKon so special, allowing a recovery from any orientation, no matter if the aircraft is right side up or upside down. Unlike other 'bail out' technologies, the iKon 'knows' how the aircraft is orientated, allowing a right side up recover every single time. Further, with auto level technology, the aircraft will remain level, allowing those first few training flights to be truly memorable - in a good way. Satellite & S-Bus Ready - It's Your Choice. Allowing the convenience of satellite technology, the iKon supports Spektrum DSM2 & DSMX satellite receivers, along with S-Bus technology via Futaba. On the Spektrum side, (2) satellite ports are offered for maximum redundancy & path diversity, suited for helicopters 500 sized and greater.

Built in Governor - Set Your Speed & Flight Mode. Utilizing a transmitter selectable governor, the iKon brings compact flybarless technology to every level of the helicopter, allowing you to dial in that perfect rotor speed that suits your style, all at the flip of a switch. Incorporating a selectable (3) switch flight mode program, the iKon allows you to dial in your helicopter with fully adjustable flight mode parameters to obtain the very best from every flight. No more ancillary devices needed on your machine - the iKon handles it all.

Brain2 ESC Telemetry is HERE! We are very excited to announce the latest Brain2 features! Now Brain2 integrates directly with the most popular ESC’s and transmitters on the market, adding or taking over traditionally external ESC logging features. Brain2 now supports telemetry with the most popular radio systems. As always, this is a free feature packed update. So why is telemetry so exciting for Brain2?

It brings the following features to your setup all integrated in one device: Fuel Gauge for your electric!! Get every last second out of every flight.

No matter the style or headspeed Never accidentally over discharge a pack again. Head speeds change in flight. Style can change from relaxed to aggressive. You can spend a flight just working on tic tocs. Timers don’t work!

A fuel gauge for your LiPo’s gets you on the ground on time and saves the life and investment in your batteries Get alerts when you plug in a discharged pack (depends on your TX’s capability) Brain2 adds or replaces the logging of data in your ESC! Have a Hobbywing with no logging capability?

This is solved! Brain2 logs all the important data in it’s own on board memory.

Several flights worth of space is available and can be viewed after the session. This logged data can be viewed on the same screen with other things Brain2 logs, like collective/cyclic input, making the data far more useful. All this information can also be sent to your transmitter (depending on your transmitters capability), for real time viewing, logging, and alarm. Avoid things like thermal shut downs.

Now you have live temperature data from your ESC and you can set an alarm before the ESC shuts off. Avoid over current problems and shutdowns. Make your hobby safer and easier. Literally you need one extra wire between the ESC and Brain2 No $75 externally wired sensors or logging devices needed.

Remove weight. And loss in reliability with extra connections At release, Brain2 supports the following ESCs for logging/telemetry: Castle (Castle live link), Hobbywing (v4 or newer), and Kontronik (Jive/HeliJive for now), Scorpion Tribunus (still in beta pending Scorpion firmware). More ESC manufacturers are being added as they become available. Radios currently supported for full ESC telemetry include Spektrum, Futaba, and Jeti. With Spektrum Gen2 (or newer) and Futaba transmitters, you can set mAh consumed alarms (battery fuel gauge), temperature alarms, view live current, log data in the TX. Note that with Spektrum, Brain2 can now use SRXL and for telemetry requires receivers with integrated telemetry with SRXL support (currently only the SPM4649T which is a full range dual diversity receiver). With Jeti in addition to all ESC telemetry, Brain2 is able to send all logged parameters which can be viewed and logged on the transmitter as well.

This means that you can view things like collective inputs, gyro status, governor status, Brain2 received frames, and much more. This can be priceless for quickly tuning your nitro governor remotely as an example.

The iOS and Android apps do not support updates to the firmware for the Brain / iKON gyros. They must be updated through the Windows application. If your PC is connected to the Internet, the Windows app should automatically try to update itself when you open it. After the Windows app updates, you restart it.

If your PC is connected to the Internet when you open the Windows app and try to connect to the Brain / iKON, it will prompt you to update the gyro's firmware. This will update the gyro via USB or BT (if your PC is BT enabled and the Brain / iKON is BT equipped). The iOS and Android apps should automatically upgrade through the Apple App Store and Google Play. Believe 1/2 of what you see and none of what you hear. Fake News will be the downfall of our Republic! Ok, the big question. After the update, will any of my existing setup need checked or changed?

Just set a new model up two days ago!The official answer is 'No, you will not have to reenter your setup' 'Should it be checked?' - Obviously, yes, it should all be checked. 'Should it be changed?' Some of the gains have been tweaked (for the better), so you may have to read through the release notes to see if anything applies to you.

But, if you are concerned losing the setup, then open the Windows app while the computer is NOT connected to the Internet and save the gyro's setup to a file. Then if the setup gets corrupted or you have to start over, you can simply reload the file As a 'belt and suspenders' backup, use your smartphone's camera and take pictures of each of the Windows app's screens one by one in both the Basic and Advanced screens. Then if you do have to do a Reset to Factory defaults, it will take you and 5 min to get upgraded and enter in all your setup by hand referencing the pictures you took. Make sure you check the swash and tail rotor servo reversing. Then, reconnect our PC to the Internet and start the upgrading. As with every upgrade, don't fly until you have confirmed the heli setup is airworthy.

Btw, while it's trying to update the setup software, it's telling me I need to update to.NET Framework 4.0. But when I click on 'yes' it links me to a bad web page.Please uninstall the MSH Windows app from control panel and then reinstall it using the install package from: I'm not sure that will cure the.NET problem..NET is not an MSH package. That comes from Microsoft. This link may let you install.NET on your PC before you try to upgrade the MSH app: This link is from Microsoft and may help you figure out which version of.NET you are currently running.

(v=vs.110).aspx I think the latest is 4.5.1 (for Windows 7) and 4.6.2 for Windows 10. Believe 1/2 of what you see and none of what you hear. Fake News will be the downfall of our Republic! The instructions in the MSH GUI have a lot of detail about how to set up the ESC telemetry data for receiving into the Brain. If you want to check things out download the program from the link provided above and run in demo mode.Already did before I asked the question.

1) Issues I have its not clear about wiring. I don't want to burn up my ESC,FBL or Futaba reciver. 2) Also setting up Futaba Telemetry can be a big pain in the a## to get it right. I spent few weeks debugging issue with CC adapter, which is supported by both 14sg/18sz firmware. Iphone Appok, so I updated the firmware (3.0) on my new Brain 2 through my PC and all went well.

Had to download the wierd.NET thing. However, the Iphone app does not hook up to the Brain 2. It says something like 'cannot connect to legacy device, try settings'. I went to Settings on my Iphone and looked for the Brain. It comes up in the list of BlueTooth devices, but when I click it, it asks me for a PIN number that I don't have. Any light on this? Or do we have to wait until the Iphone App has a new version?

Where do I get this PIN? Thanks, Franz Quote. First: Did you go to the Apple App store and download the latest MSH Brain application? It may have auto updated. But you should be able to force it to update if it didn't. Next: Did you setup the BT option on the Brain 2? In the Windows app, select and Setup Bluetooth Give it a name and a PIN and click on OK Do not go back to look at it again!!!

If you do, it will look like it went back to the default and looks like your BT setup failed. If you do it once, then exit, it will work. Power cycle the Brain 2 Then, go to the iPhone and use its Bluetooth setup to discover the name that you assigned to the Brain 2 and enter the PIN you assigned Now, when you open the iOS app, it should display the name of the Brain 2 on the list of Bluetooth devices registered with the iPhone. Believe 1/2 of what you see and none of what you hear.

Fake News will be the downfall of our Republic! The 4649T takes the place of the satellites, and it can take the place of the TM1000 and all the associated sensors. It is a full dual diversity telemetry receiver. The choice is up to you if you want to get rid of the TM1000 and other stuff that goes along with it and utilize the 4649T as your telemetry interface to the transmitter.

You can enable Live Link in the Castle Link program in the Other tab to send the ESC data to the Brain. The little resistor addition to the ESC signal wire in the Manuals tab on the Brain GUI explains what to do. The information in the Manuals also gives instructions on setting up telemetry in your transmitter. Your access to a lot more telemetry data will be much greater by removing the TM1000 and sats and replacing with the 4649T.

I like the fact that I can use the 4649T with or without telemetry, depending on which Brain unit I own, and use a much more robust servo cable to connect the receiver to the FBL unit instead of the sat cables. Telemetry Question on telemetry: I have a DX9 that I just updated to the latest firmware update last night.

I am using a TM1000 on a heli with the Brain2. It's running a Edge HV ESC. Would I need to install a SPM4649T or will the TM1000 work? Is the 4649T used in place of the satellites?

Thanks AdamThe SPM4649T supports a bi-directional 'Spektrum' SRXL interface. And, as was stated, it is a dual diversity receiver. From what I understand, the SPM4649T will decode as many channels as the transmitter provides. If you have a DX9, then it is 9. If you have a DX18, it is 18. This finally puts Spektrum near on par with the Futaba and Jeti technologies that have advanced over the last several years. The SPM4649T was designed for quad racers.

If Spektrum wanted to remain relevant, they needed the SPM4649T to be better than the old satellite receivers - no quad racer is going to use a receiver with sats an a separate telemetry transmitter wih sensors. They may be surprised to find that heli guys want them too. What is interesting is that almost all of the ESC manufacturers have opened up to MSH and shared details about their protocols. And, in some cases, made changes in their protocols to make it easier for MSH. They have been waiting for this too. I think there may be more surprises from MSH to come.

I used a combination of devices (including a TM1000) to get the CLL data from the Edge back to my DX9. The Brain 2 with the 3.0 code and the SPM4649T replaced it all. The Brain 2 reads the Castle Link Live data stream from the Edge and sends that data back through the SPM4649T to the DX9 at the same time acting as a single wire receiver for the Brain. I will have several TM1000 and Spektrum DSMX sats for sale shortly. Believe 1/2 of what you see and none of what you hear. Fake News will be the downfall of our Republic!