I have a basic Hobbyking 2.4GHz 6 channel system. I have all the drivers installed and the T6config runs fine and communicates with the Tx. I currently want to program it to a quadcopter controller board. And a guy on rcgroups suggested to set the EndPoints to +/-125%. When I click the EndPoint button, the dialog box appears and there are two text-fields, namely the lower EndPoint and the upper EndPoint. I tried -125 in one and +125 in the other, but I know the value HAS to be between 0 and 120. How do I do this?     

Vineet

Have you tried on digitalradio? On t6config you can't go beyond that but 120 EPA is enough bro.

use a longer servo arm - you will get the same end result

you can  measure the linear throw required @ 125% travel
and size the servo arm accordingly(or move the push rod
towards the outer holes in the servo arm and towards the inner
holes in the horn of the driven component)

oops ! I just read that you are controlling a quadra board
so the above is not applicable - ignore please

Quote from: Dharmik on April 08, 2012, 12:38:38 AM
Have you tried on digitalradio? On t6config you can't go beyond that but 120 EPA is enough bro.

I tried digitalradio, but hell! it doesn't communicate with my Tx at all- I use the same COM port and all the settings are the same, but while T6config can communicate, Digitalradio can't.

Can you see that ch bars responding to sticks? If they are responding you have to sync your tx first and then check option "Get settings from tx" i forgot exact name but when you choose that option you can see your current EPA, subtrims and DR.

Yes, I am familiar with that software and the drivers. The channel bars don't show any change when I movem my Tx sticks. BTW, does digitalradio require any other drivers? I use the SiliconLabs drivers for T6config.

There are some softwares and they all work with same driver
http://www.mycoolheli.com/t6Alternate.html
I have FS-CT6B and sad thing is we don't have EXPO(has only DR) which is necessary for any multi begineer but other than that it's great radio.

Thanks Dharmik. I am now downloading Turborix.. I'll try it out. Hope it works!