In the latest OpenTX they added “model match” to Crossfire, i.e. RXNUM which is basically a number you can assign to a model before binding the receiver, this allows the model profile on your radio can only control a particular receiver.
If you are like me, using only one model profile on the radio to control all your drones and wings (because they are all using the same type of radio receiver and setup the same way) instead of having individual profile for each model, you probably don’t want to use “model match”.
In this case, just make sure RXNUM is set to 0 (zero) which is the default value.
If you want to use model match, you can set RXNUM to any number other than 0, and make sure that number is not used in other model profiles if you don’t want other profiles to control this particular model.
When setting RXNUM to zero on multiple models, you won’t get a warning like you do if you use a number greater than zero.
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So, if I have a diversity rx setup on SBUS, and a Nano as a CRSF rx, how can I set them up separately on the module?
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What does Model Match solve? How is it different than having each model bound to a different profile on the radio?
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You could control a different drone using the same model profile on your radio if they are bound to your radio using the same receiver number. Some people don’t want that.
so the RX number is not mandatory ?
No it’s not.