Wireless simming with Phoenix 5.0. Anyone?

[WedgeD]

Anyone simming wirelessly with Phoenix 5.0? I just got the Hobbyking 9-in-1 unit hooked up to a DSMX 7ch RX and bound it to my DX8. Got the TX set up fine and flying around is great. The only problem is the sim will not auto reset after a crash as it normally does. I have to physically disconnect the sim USB cable and plug it back in. Obviously, this is annoying as it kind of defeats the wireless part as I have to drag my butt up off the couch and go over to the laptop hooked up to the big screen. Well, unless you never crash, but who never crashes in the sim?

Anyways, for those with this type of setup, have you run into this issue with not resetting after a crash. If so, did you discover a fix or do you just live with it?

* DISCLAIMER *

Before anyone goes off and gets in a tizzy about bypassing the Phoenix cable/copyright protection, the Hobbyking unit does NOT do away with the Phoenix cable. You still need it as it plugs into the computer and the headphone type jack plugs into it instead of the back of the TX. I saw another thread where a mod closed it down citing "no bypassing copyright stuff" because he apparently didn't understand how the Hobbyking unit works. You hook up an RX to it via servo cables and bind the RX with the TX. The signals go from the TX to the RX wirelessly and then (hardwired) to the Hobbyking unit where it does whatever it does. Then the signals go through the factory Phoenix cable to the computer.

[Toocool4]

Could you not setup your TX so you have to flick TH to reset? That could be one way around the auto-rest issue.

I have not heard about the HK dongle, i have only heard about Sim Stick

[WedgeD]

Originally Posted by Toocool4

Could you not setup your TX so you have to flick TH to reset? That could be one way around the auto-rest issue.

I already have TH set up. It shouldn't matter, though. The sim sees a crash and it should auto-reset, same as always. It's a software function in the program itself.

[WedgeD]

Got it figured out.