connecting flysky transmitter to computer

[ethaush]

hey,
i recently bought a flysky FS-i6 transmitter and also got a rc simulator online but I'm facing a problem of my transmitter not getting connected to the computer. I also got a cable to connect the transmitter to the computer but still it's not getting connected. Can anyone help me out with this?

 

[Fluburtur]

It could be that the cable you got is made for firmware update and doesnt work as a sim cable.

 

[Merv]

I also got a cable to connect the transmitter to the computer

Which cable did you get?

 

[ethaush]

It could be that the cable you got is made for firmware update and doesnt work as a sim cable.

well how do i get to know if the cable is for firmware or sim?

 

[ethaush]

Which cable did you get?

 

[Merv]

well how do i get to know if the cable is for firmware or sim?

Give us a link to the cable you have.

 

[Fluburtur]

Yep, that is the firmware update cable.
WHat I did to my radi is mod a jack plug in the back of it to connect to a sim but that was a pain to use so I never used the sim.

 

[Merv]

Try this one - 22 in 1 RC Flight Simulator With USB Dongle Cable for Flysky Transmitter

 

[ethaush]

Try this one - 22 in 1 RC Flight Simulator With USB Dongle Cable for Flysky Transmitter

so you just plug in with this cable and the transmitter gets connected is it?

 

[Merv]

so you just plug in with this cable and the transmitter gets connected is it?

Yes, you need to make sure it is compatible with you simulator.

 

[bracesport]

I got an FS i6s recently and it came with a USB mini cable. I'm a Mac user and also have the aerofly RC7 as a sim. For me, I just plugged her in and asked RC7 to look for new controllers. I had to use the advanced settings in the sim to tweak the throttle onto the right stick, but it was away after that.

 

[Smitty86]

Hi, I have the FLYSKY I10 and have the same problem. It comes with a A port style connector, any suggestions on what I need to connect to my pc and sim

 

[LitterBug]

I'm thinking of picking up one of the FrSky XSR-SIM Rx/USB dongles. Just bind and go. No more limitation of cable length or having the wrong cable end

https://www.readymaderc.com/products/details/frsky-xrs-sim-wireless-simulator-adapter.

LB

 

[FDS]

Just be aware that won’t work with FLYSKY.

 

[Smitty86]

Just be aware that won’t work with FLYSKY.

Any recommendations

 

[FDS]

I don’t use a simulator or a Flysky transmitter. The generic sim cables are usually pretty reliable. Just wanted to make sure nobody bought something with one letter different by mistake!

 

[Smitty86]

I don’t use a simulator or a Flysky transmitter. The generic sim cables are usually pretty reliable. Just wanted to make sure nobody bought something with one letter different by mistake!

True and thank you for help.

 

[FDS]

Have you tried one of the Sim cables?
You can use one of these with a receiver plugged in to go wireless, the Flysky mini receivers are under $15.
https://www.banggood.com/Upgrade-US...126.html?akmClientCountry=GB&cur_warehouse=CN
You bind the TX to the receiver like normal than plug it into the dongle.

 

[sundown57]

looking at buying the aerofly RC7 and I want to be able to use it with my flysky I6S, before I do does any know if it will work with either of the 2 USB dongles I have? Also is the aerofly RC7 the best sim for use with a mac for around the same price ?

 

[Aireal Anarchist]

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I bought one of these and the PC didnt recognize it, has a pretty blue flashing light ....I wrote it off as just 1 more imported inferior products to go in the bin

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