RX Setup
Here is the schematic. The color dots are the resistor color codes. AIN is A1 or A2 on the RX. Only connect one +. so if you had a 3s batt, you would connect it 12v+ to the 3s resistor.
TX Setup
Hardware Setup
-Build the above circuit for the battery you are using
-Connect it to the battery and RX(dont mess up polarity!)
Turn on your TX
-Power the RX with a bec or something
Voltage Calibration
model page 10/12 (Telemetry 1)
-A1 channel 11.1v 13.0 line is showing the voltage of the battery 11.1v is a calibration value, 13.0 in this example is the actual battery voltage it reads.
-To set this up, measure the voltage of your battery with a volt meter.
-To set this up, measure the voltage of your battery with a volt meter.
-Now this voltage should be in this screen. adjust the 11.1v number until the 13.0 number is equal to the volt meter reading
-press exit when done. now you have "calibrated" A1.
-also, the the "v" from 11.1v can be changed to A for ex to measure the amps the model is drawing (with that amp sensor of course).
alrm --- < 0.0v
Alarms
alrm --- < 0.0valrm --- < 0.0v
These are alarms you can set so it will beep when it is below certain level.
-Select the "---" and choose yellow, orange or red. these would be the level of the battery.
-Now, you can change the sign (< or >)most people will use less than (<) then you could set the 0.0v parameter to the a voltage that is related to the yellow orange or red. FOR example
alrm Yel < 11.1v
this means you would have a yellow alert when the battery on the model drops below 11.1v
alrm Red < 10.0v
this means you would have a red alert when the battery on the model drops below 10.0v
alrm Yel > 11.1v
alrm Yel > 11.1v
this means you would have a yellow alerrt while the battery on the model is above 11.1v
alrm Red > 10.0v
alrm Red > 10.0v
this means you would have a yellow alert when the battery on the model is above 10.0v
Same for if you had a battery on A2
Model page 11/12 (Telemetry 2)
-TxRSSIalarm is a value to set for when the TX signal is less that whatever value. lets you know when youre going out of range
-RxRSSIalarm is the same for telemetry signal from the rx
Same for if you had a battery on A2
Model page 11/12 (Telemetry 2)
-TxRSSIalarm is a value to set for when the TX signal is less that whatever value. lets you know when youre going out of range
-RxRSSIalarm is the same for telemetry signal from the rx
-mAhalarm is for alarming you when you have drawn x amount of amps from the battery
-ALTalarm is for if you have a baro sensor and it will alarm you if you have gone too high.
-gpsaltmain uses the gps as a baro instead of the separate baro
-Custom Menu this allows you to change what values show on your Telemetry screen while using the TX. i did A1 A2 RSSI and TSSI
-ALTalarm is for if you have a baro sensor and it will alarm you if you have gone too high.
-gpsaltmain uses the gps as a baro instead of the separate baro
-Custom Menu this allows you to change what values show on your Telemetry screen while using the TX. i did A1 A2 RSSI and TSSI
will add more pics :)!!
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