Hi I have an eachine wizard x220 and I got it RTF and I acidentaly reset the fly sky fs-i6 remote and now I can't control my quad, it will bind up but I can't fly its like it's not conected but it is connected please help me

Is there a USB port visible on the flight controller (Naze32)?

(29-Jan-2017, 03:45 AM)zx2gsxr Wrote: Is there a USB port visible on the flight controller (Naze32)?

Yes there is i pluged it up to beta flight and the sticks don't respond on the computer either

How is it connected to the FC, by PPM or iBus?
You have also check this settings in your quad.

(29-Jan-2017, 05:01 PM)Ikkuh Wrote: How is it connected to the FC, by PPM or iBus?
You have also check this settings in your quad.

It is connected through ppm I was told at the goby store that I needed to re flash it and I did it and it still won't work. And it is bound to the quad

I see that the PPM output on the TX is standard switched off, you have to turn this on, you can follow this guide:
https://quadmeup.com/ppm-signal-support-...-i6-radio/
Also check in Betaflight under the configuration tab, receiver mode is set to RX_PPM.

(29-Jan-2017, 07:21 PM)Ikkuh Wrote: I see that the PPM output on the TX is standard switched off, you have to turn this on, you can follow this guide:
https://quadmeup.com/ppm-signal-support-...-i6-radio/
Also check in Betaflight under the configuration tab, receiver mode is set to RX_PPM.

Thank you I will see if it fixes it when I get home!!!

Hi,
please validate the following, if you reseted the TX, your RX might be no longer bound, you will need to short signal(top) and ground (bottom) pin before powering up the quad. (there should be such plug in the rx set).
once bound and powered on, get your tx, press Bind button bottom left, power on... you should be good in next few seconds.

afterwards powerdown remove the plug. power up. you should see the rx connected on the screen of i6.
if that is completed and quad is still not listening to you go as described above and check if ppm is active.

next step would be to connect via usb go to the rx tab and see the results as you move the sticks

(29-Jan-2017, 10:36 PM)Grisha0 Wrote: Hi,
please validate the following, if you reseted the TX, your RX might be no longer bound, you will need to short signal(top) and ground (bottom) pin before powering up the quad. (there should be such plug in the rx set).
once bound and powered on, get your tx, press Bind button bottom left, power on... you should be good in next few seconds.

afterwards powerdown remove the plug. power up. you should see the rx connected on the screen of i6.
if that is completed and quad is still not listening to you go as described above and check if ppm is active.

next step would be to connect via usb go to the rx tab and see the results as you move the sticks

I did re bind it and it is connected to quad i a man going to check PPM now

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(29-Jan-2017, 10:36 PM)Grisha0 Wrote: Hi,
please validate the following, if you reseted the TX, your RX might be no longer bound, you will need to short signal(top) and ground (bottom) pin before powering up the quad. (there should be such plug in the rx set).
once bound and powered on, get your tx, press Bind button bottom left, power on... you should be good in next few seconds.

afterwards powerdown remove the plug. power up. you should see the rx connected on the screen of i6.
if that is completed and quad is still not listening to you go as described above and check if ppm is active.

next step would be to connect via usb go to the rx tab and see the results as you move the sticks

I did re bind it and it is connected to quad i a man going to check PPM now

(29-Jan-2017, 07:21 PM)Ikkuh Wrote: I see that the PPM output on the TX is standard switched off, you have to turn this on, you can follow this guide:
https://quadmeup.com/ppm-signal-support-...-i6-radio/
Also check in Betaflight under the configuration tab, receiver mode is set to RX_PPM.

I looked at the ppm on my i6 and ppm output is set to on and on beta flight it is set to PPM RX input and it still isn't responding

Sorry if it was answered before - PPM is disabled on i6 by default. Please check your TX settings to enable it if you didn't already.

(29-Jan-2017, 11:45 PM)KonradS Wrote: Sorry if it was answered before - PPM is disabled on i6 by default. Please check your TX settings to enable it if you didn't already.

I did that and still nothing will work, when I turn my TX on it shows that it is bound and ppm is enabled on the TX and on my quad

so summarizing:
-so the only thing you changed was "TX" you didn't change stuff in quad via betaflight/cleanflight ? (i assume only tx was somehow resetted).
-bound correctly - you did it again you can see the rx voltage on the i6 screen after powerup.
-you validated that the ppm is on.
-quad is still not responding

things to validate:
- connect quad via usb/bluetooth/whatever to pc open betaflight go to rx tab, validate that when you move sticks there is a movement in the bars
- if they are moving it is good, validate the map, and check arming process, check on the radio corresponding switches channel assignation(switches)

(30-Jan-2017, 09:33 AM)Grisha0 Wrote: so summarizing:
-so the only thing you changed was "TX" you didn't change stuff in quad via betaflight/cleanflight ? (i assume only tx was somehow resetted).
-bound correctly - you did it again you can see the rx voltage on the i6 screen after powerup.
-you validated that the ppm is on.
-quad is still not responding

things to validate:
- connect quad via usb/bluetooth/whatever to pc open betaflight go to rx tab, validate that when you move sticks there is a movement in the bars
- if they are moving it is good, validate the map, and check arming process, check on the radio corresponding switches channel assignation(switches)

On betaflight the bars still do not move...

Can you maybe add some pictures from your setup, like receiver connection, FC connection etc.
The RX should be connected this way: