Dear Powerbox
I got delivery of my Powerbox Core this week.
I did programme a model to the TX.
But now when I switch on the TX a message appears “File not Found or corrupted“ and also the heading states “Flightmode“
And I cannot move beyond that screen
I would appreciate your assistance with this.
Thank you
Did you make a new model from the start and keep (not delete) the demo model?
I guess you deleted the "Demo model?
Do we have to keep the demo model?
If so, is it enough to keep the last one, as i have several, i think...
Do we have to keep the demo model?
If so, is it enough to keep the last one, as i have several, i think...
There is one model named "demo", it comes with the Core, and as model names are unique, you can have only one named "demo".
You might have other models named e.g Demo or DEMO etc.
Kjell
Thank you Kjell.
I dont have my radio here, but i think i remember that new « demo» models has appeared after radio software update?
But, do we have to keep the Demo model, to avoid crash of the radio software?
Hello again,
A new "demo" model will show up with an update. And yes, you do have to keep it.
I would suggest to Powebox that they add a little test in the "Delete model" class, if the model name is "demo" then just show message saying that "model is not allowed to delete. Press OK"
Kjell
This can happen very easily - surely a better way can be found. I find the demo model an irritation every time I see it in the list of my models. Can we change the demo model's name to Zzzzzzz and get it to the bottom of the list?
JanR
I agree too Jan. Understand if it needs to be there for technical reasons however can we move to somewhere else, hide as a different type maybe?
Mike
Quick solution:
Begin Your modellname allways with "A"
Workaround but not perfect.
perfect would be
You don't see it but it works, anything else is workaround
At least it doesn´t matter if you delete the demo model as long as there are other models in the memory. If there is no model any more on the radio it cannot load anything and doesn´t start anymore!
Find the Demomodel file here. Unzip it and copy it to the radio with the file manager and restart the radio
If it still doesn´t work, copy this Corestate file unzipped to the Corestate folder. Again here: restart the radio
Richard,
So do I understand you right - I can delete the demo model if I at least have one other model programmed in the CORE?
JanR
QuoteAt least it doesn´t matter if you delete the demo model as long as there are other models in the memory
Thanks Richard
Yes I must have deleted demo by mistake??
How do I solve this problem and get flying??
Thanks for your help
