Control your Spektrum iX14 from a computer!

Use a free app called ScrCpy (Screen Copy) to display your iX14 screen on a computer and use the computer's keyboard and mouse to edit the settings in your iX14.
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Your iX14 must be connected to your PC and operating before running ScrCpy. Make sure that you use a USB data cable between your PC and your iX14. I created a shortcut to run ScrCpy. The target in my shortcut is:
"C:\Path to ScrCpy\scrcpy-noconsole.vbs" --window-width 1600
Play with the window width value to make it fit your screen.

[@txkflier]

Read the video description above for more info..

[@bigdave601]

Thank you 👍

[@daxdadog]

That was very helpful! Thanks for putting the video together.

[@HubertCussigh]

Just great!! Very Helpful!

[@Bhommers93]

Noticed your throttle is doing the same as mine. Jumps 0 to 1 can’t figure out how to fix it.

[@txkflier]

It doesn’t need fixing because it doesn’t hurt anything. A RadioMaster TX16S is much worse.

[@Bhommers93]

@@txkflier wish I could figure out how to use it on the sim. I have a ws2000 dongle but can’t get it to work

[@txkflier]

@@Bhommers93 I just tried mine and it does work with my iX14. I had to go into the controller configuration and calibrate all of the controls. I found that I had to assign the switches I want to use to the correct channels in my iX14 before I could complete the calibration. After that, it let me save the configuration for use later. Did you get your transmitter to bind to the dongle? You have to hold in the little button on the end while plugging in the dongle to put it in bind mode. That's kind of a pain.

[@txkflier]

@@Bhommers93 That jumping between 0 and 1 is common in digital displays. The value it’s reading is just under 0.5 and the signal noise is making it go above and below 0.5. Since the display doesn’t show anything but whole numbers, it’s rounding up and down.