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Depends on whether it stays at last mode selected, or more likely restarts sequence.

You will have to use a separate channel and tx switch to turn the light on and off. Something like this:

https://hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigy-rec ... tch-1.html

2.2 does a better job of conversion than 2.1 did. Sliders seem to be the only real problem, if you use a slider for flaps, check that function carefully. Thats what worries me ... i use sliders for crow brakes in 3 gliders..one of them even uses both sliders.. left for crow and right for camber/ref...

I believe that companion converts them? So, not a big deal? :) Yep. Although going from 2.0 to 2.2 there have been lots of improvements so there still is some manual work. Handling of telemetry changed entirely in 2.1. But everything related to model control is maintained, it's only "accessory stuf...

2.2 does a better job of conversion than 2.1 did. Sliders seem to be the only real problem, if you use a slider for flaps, check that function carefully. Basically, when I went to the X10 and 2.2, I converted all my planes (20) on the Companion, tidied up some of the programming to be a bit more con...

1. You will need to redo any telemetry as that is now quite different. However they sensors you have work fine. 2. Go straight to 2.2 not 2.1.Make a backup of your SD card and your models first. 3. The sounds are different. Copy your custom sounds onto the SD card after installing the 2.2 SD card fi...

Now that I have used these documents I am even more impressed - very well done. While working on my project I discovered a newer way to create sound files that is far easier than the previously suggested methods. www.balabolka.com - free download and use. Simply type your text, FILE "Save Sound Fil...

Its the topic below this one at the moment in the same section.

OpenTX 2.2 documentation. http://openrcforums.com/forum/viewtopic ... 45&t=10905

If you look at the "How To" section of my OpenTX documents in this section of the forum, you will find there is a smart throttle cut/arming routine which is very simple, but almost foolproof. Not only does it require the throttle to be at zero, but the switch has to be activated at between 3 and 5 s...

Hi Rcdiy I haven't updated any of your issues yet. Life has been very hectic the last few months outside OpenTX and even the chance to fly. I have also been waiting for 2.2.2 to emerge and then do one big update. I assume people who download the docs will read some of the comments on here and see if...

There is an open issue on the S2 mapping. Hopefully cured 2.2.2 I agree its a right pain with no progress bar and did ask for one but no joy. If you look in the bottom left hand corner of the Companion screen you will get a writing file message which disappears as soon as the file is written. Not id...

Thank you for those comments. Good point about the illustrations. Nobody else has commented on that! As for the switch diagram. I'll have to work on that. I ran out of time/effort/patience/coffee when I was finishing that section off. There will have to be an update soon to correct a number of omiss...

Don't know which set of documentation you are referring to, but the set I have posted in this very topic is correct and clearly states the radio should be switched off:

http://openrcforums.com/forum/download/ ... w&id=17371

Could the text in the edit settings menu be improved to clarify things?

Just checked some of my models. The RSSI warnings are not reset to default levels.

At the very least, the boxes are unclear. As far as I can see, It was of some use with the Taranis, as a 32k bin file was stored in the directory, however it has no effect whatsoever with the Horus. I will alter my docs too to clarify this. I think you are right not to rely on it doing model backups...

So what is the enable automatic backup before writing box for:

Hi Rcdiy, Point taken for the LUA scripts, Another change to make. However, had a play with the backup, and I think it is a bug. I have found that nothing is saved in the backup files location despite a lot of different loading and saving. The models are saved in the file directed by the "Save as" c...

Please note, neither of the above references are for the same manual as this.

A full downloadable manual is now available in a different section of this forum:

http://openrcforums.com/forum/viewtopic ... 45&t=10905

Very impressive! Thank you for putting this together. It will be very handy to refer to as I build new models in my radios. I do note that the section on GVARS does not mention Name, Unit, Precision, Min or Max - what they are, and possible limitation on their use (ie - "precision" of 0.0, when rea...

OpenTX 2.2 Documentation has now be placed on line. See below this topic.

Here is the extensively updated documentation for OpenTX 2.2. It covers (hopefully) all aspects of OpenTX on the Taranis X9D+, X9E, X7, Horus X10, and Horus X12S transmitters. The 240 pages are split into 10 sections. Section 1 lists the contents of each of the other sections. Section 2 is a Getting...

The X10 needs to be switched on, then connect to the PC/Mac. You will get a message on screen giving 2 options, either joystick or USB storage. You want the latter then you should be in. Incidentally, hoping to have full documentation for X10/X12/X7/X9 radios with OpenTX 2.2 ready within 2-3 weeks. ...

Doesn't work on all occasions though sadly.

rcdiy wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 25, 2018 5:17 pm

On a MAC use Grab
On Windows use the Snipping Tool
Both apps supplied with operating system.

The snipping tool in Windows will not work with drop down menus, they disappear as soon as you select the snipping tool.

Hi all, have you tried TTSautomate? This is the perfect solution for sound files for OpenTX. Works with Windows.

See here for something for the Mac. http://rcdiy.ca/create-voice-tracks-mac/

Fair comment.

In that case, go to Special Functions, select the appropriate switch, then click the "Action" column and select reset and then the appropriate timer.

Why do you need a switch? It's already built in as a function in 2.1.1.

Simply give a long press on the select button, select reset, then timer 1,2 or 3.

Yes you can, though you have to ensure they are stored on the copy of the SD card on your computer.