The file contains all your models and radio settings. Click File, Save as, and save the file somewhere on your computer. In OpenTX/EdgeTX Companion, select “Read Model and Settings from Radio”. To use Companion to backup, you should use the same version EdgeTX Companion as your radio to avoid compatibility issues, new versions are not always backward compatible.Ĭonnect USB cable to the radio, choose USB Storage (SD) when prompted. Once you updated to the latest EdgeTX you can forget about all this mess :) So, if you have EdgeTX 2.4 or older, you can only backup models and radio settings by using either the Companion or manually saving EEPROM to the SD card. Ever since EdgeTX 2.5, they switched to saving all the config in the SD card instead of using EEPROM (EEPROM is not used anymore). The only way to backup and restore information saved in this memory is using the EdgeTX Companion. If your EdgeTX version is 2.4 or older, you still have to backup models and radio settings.īefore EdgeTX 2.5, some config is saved to a piece of memory in the radio called EEPROM.
Copy the backed up SD card content to the SD card. To restore, simply go to Bootloader mode in the radio (pushing both horizontal trim buttons inwards then power on radio), delete everything on the SD card. But I recommend backing up the whole SD card content so you won’t lose any sound pack, image files and scripts. More specifically, the models and radio settings are saved in the MODELS and RADIO folders. That means backing up is as simple as copying your SD card content to somewhere on your computer. With EdgeTX 2.5 or newer, all the config are saved in the SD card.
There is nothing else you need to backup, you can move on to the next step. Copy all of the folders and files to your computer. Open the one with SD card content (you should see many folders like “FIRMWARE”, “Widgets”, “Themes” etc in it). Once we’ve done that there should be a couple of new external drives appear in your computer. Backup SD Card ContentĬonnect USB cable to the radio, you will be prompted to select what USB feature you want to use, choose USB Storage (SD). All models should be there after flashing. Notes: you WILL NOT lose any models after the upgrade, so don’t worry.
MY BACKUP BUDDY MANUAL UPDATE
If your radio has an older version of EdgeTX and you wish to update it, continue reading.
MY BACKUP BUDDY MANUAL HOW TO
If your radio has OpenTX, go here for instructions how to migrate. RadioMaster/Eachine TX16S / RadioMaster TX16S MAX / RadioMaster TX16S Mark II.FrSky X10 / X10S / X10 Express / X10S Express.FrSky QX7 / QX7S / QX7 ACCESS / QX7 ACCESS.Here’s a list of radios that support EdgeTX. EdgeTX is a fork of OpenTX, which means it’s very similar to OpenTX (so the transition is almost seamless), and EdgeTX should work on any OpenTX compatible radios. If you don’t want to wait a long time for new features to be implemented in OpenTX, then you could give EdgeTX a try today. The popular OpenTX project is known to have a slow pace development, so EdgeTX team took it upon themselves and try to bring more rapid radio firmware development to the RC/FPV community. EdgeTX is an open source firmware for RC radio transmitters.
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