Hi there! I understand you're experiencing an issue with the TSRC software being unresponsive for the app "contry" (I just want to confirm, is "contry" the correct app name, or did you mean something else?). Could you please share a bit more detail about what exactly is happening? For example:
- When do you notice the app becoming unresponsive?
- Does it happen right on launch or after certain actions?
- Are there any error messages?
- Are you using the TSRC app on your iPhone with iOS 18.5.0?

Getting these details will help me guide you through the right steps to fix it. Looking forward to your reply!

controllet

Thanks for clarifying "TSRC controllet." It sounds like you’re referring to the TSRC touchscreen remote control or controller for a device—possibly for a drone, thermostat, or another product that uses TSRC technology. Could you confirm which TSRC device or app you're having trouble with? For example, is it a TSRC drone, a thermostat remote, or something else?

Also, can you describe what you mean by "software unresponsive" for this control? For instance:
- Is the touchscreen remote not responding when you try to use it?
- Are you experiencing issues with the related app on your iPhone (iOS 18.5.0)?
- Does the software freeze, crash, or fail to connect?

Knowing this will help me guide you through a step-by-step fix tailored to your specific device and software setup. Looking forward to your details!

tsrc q7

Thanks for confirming you’re referring to the TSRC Q7 drone. I understand the software appears unresponsive when using the device or its related app on your iPhone with iOS 18.5.0. Let’s work through this step-by-step to get your drone and app communicating properly again.

1. Check App Compatibility and Updates
- Make sure the TSRC Q7’s companion app is installed and up to date from the App Store. Sometimes the app might freeze or be unresponsive if it’s an outdated version or not compatible with the latest iOS.
- Also, restart your iPhone after updating the app to clear temporary glitches.

2. Restart the Drone and Controller
- Power off both the TSRC Q7 drone and its controller fully. Wait 30 seconds before turning them back on. This can refresh connections.

3. Bluetooth/Wi-Fi and Permissions
- Confirm that your iPhone’s Bluetooth and/or Wi-Fi (whichever the drone uses) is enabled.
- Go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services & Bluetooth — ensure the TSRC app has the necessary permissions. Lack of permissions can block app responsiveness, especially in connectivity.

4. Re-pair or Reconnect the Drone
- In the app, try disconnecting and reconnecting to the drone. If there’s an option to “forget” the device on iPhone Bluetooth settings, remove it and then re-pair from scratch.

5. Force Quit and Relaunch the App
- On your iPhone, swipe up from the bottom and pause (or double-click the Home button if you have one). Find the TSRC app preview and swipe it up to force quit. Open it again fresh.

6. Check for App Crashes or Errors
- If the app still freezes, take note if any error messages appear—sometimes they hint at what’s wrong (e.g., connection lost, server errors).

If after all this the software remains unresponsive, there could be firmware issues on the drone itself or a compatibility bug with iOS 18.5.0.

Would you also let me know:
- Is the app completely freezing or just certain functions within it?
- Does the drone respond normally to the controller physically (lights, motors)?
- Have you tried using the app and drone on a different device to see if it’s isolated to your iPhone?

This info helps me pinpoint if it’s app-related, hardware, or connectivity issues.

Feel free to share—I’m here to help you get your TSRC Q7 up and flying again!

controller only does not work

Thanks for the update that only the TSRC Q7 controller is not working. Let’s focus on troubleshooting just the controller itself.

Here’s a step-by-step approach:

1. Check the Controller Power
- Make sure the controller has fresh or fully charged batteries. If it uses a rechargeable battery, try charging it fully before testing again.
- Power it on and observe any indicator lights. Usually, blinking lights mean searching or pairing mode, while solid lights indicate a stable connection.

2. Reset or Re-pair the Controller
- Sometimes the controller can lose its pairing with the drone. Look for a pairing button or method in the controller’s manual to re-establish connection. Usually, this involves turning the controller and drone off, then powering them on while pressing a specific button.
- If available, clear existing pairings on the controller and drone to start fresh.

3. Inspect for Physical Damage or Interference
- Check if the controller suffered any drops, impacts, or moisture exposure. Hidden damage can cause unresponsiveness.
- Make sure you are testing the controller away from other wireless devices that may cause interference.

4. Test the Controller on Another Device (if possible)
- If you have access to another TSRC Q7 drone or compatible device, try connecting your controller there. This will help isolate if the issue is with the controller or the drone.

5. Firmware and App Check
- While your issue is with the controller, it’s worth checking if the drone app or controller requires a firmware update (some TSRC controllers update via the app). Connect your iPhone to the app and check for any firmware updates for the controller.

If none of these steps restore the controller's responsiveness, it may be a hardware failure inside the controller requiring repair or replacement.

For additional community experiences and tips, you may find this Reddit discussion helpful on RC drone controllers not pairing and blinking lights indicating pairing issues: RC Drone not pairing with controller — Reddit

Would you be able to tell me:
- What happens when you power on the controller? Any lights or sounds?
- Has the controller worked previously or is this a new issue?
- Have you accidentally dropped or exposed the controller to water?

This will help me refine troubleshooting or recommend next steps. Let me know!

controllers work manually but not able to access controls on the app

Thanks for providing that the TSRC Q7 controller works manually but you’re unable to access controls through the app on your iPhone. That helps narrow things down quite a bit!

Here’s how we can troubleshoot the app-control connection:

1. Verify App Connection Method (Wi-Fi or Bluetooth)
- Many TSRC drones require you to connect your iPhone’s Wi-Fi directly to the drone’s Wi-Fi network before launching the app.
- Go to your iPhone Settings > Wi-Fi, look for an SSID like “TSRC-XXXX” or similar, and connect to it. Sometimes the app can’t access controls unless your phone is connected here.

2. Check App Permissions
- Go to iPhone Settings > Privacy > Location Services and ensure location is enabled for the TSRC app.
- Also check Settings > Bluetooth and confirm the TSRC app has permission there. These permissions help the app detect and connect to the drone.

3. Switch Control Mode in App
- Some TSRC apps have settings to toggle control modes between "Manual Controller" and "App Control."
- Open the app and navigate to its General or Settings menu. Look for an option to switch control modes and try selecting “App Control” mode. This is critical if the app defaults to manual control.

4. Force Quit and Relaunch the App
- Swipe up on the app preview to close it completely, then open again fresh. Sometimes the app needs a restart to recognize the drone connection properly.

5. Update or Reinstall the TSRC App
- Ensure your TSRC app is the latest version from the App Store.
- If issues persist, try deleting the app and reinstalling it to resolve corrupted data or settings.

6. Phone and Drone Proximity
- Make sure your iPhone is close to the drone and controller during connection attempts to avoid weak signal interference.

If after these steps you still can’t access the controls within the app, it’s possible there’s a firmware compatibility issue or glitch in the app version with iOS 18.5.0. In this case, checking for firmware updates for both drone and controller via the app is advisable, or contacting TSRC support for updates.

Would you be able to retry these steps and let me know if the app recognizes the drone connection at any point? Also, does the app show any error messages or indicate “No connection” or “Disconnected” when you try to access controls?

I’m here to help you get this sorted!