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DIY - MSRC - Multi sensor telemetry for RC This is a DIY project to send multiple sensors telemetry for a fraction of the weight and cost of the stock sensors using Arduino or Teensy boards. It adds support for several ESC protocols Sensors: ESC - serial telemetry: Hobbywing V3/V4/V5, Kontronik, AP...

Hi, just found this project coming from OpenXSensor, but I want to use a atmega32u4. Just testing on a leonardo for now. I tried compiling/linking/uploading the code with just voltage 1 & 2 enabled for the frsky smartport protocol. I get the following error saying my sketch is to big... De sche...

Hi Tell us please what hardware you are using in the video? Thanks There I used an Arduino Pro Mini. Unless you use with Castle Link or need to add a second serial sensor like gps, the Pro Mini is enough. The esc is a Hobbywing V3 and the radio system is Frsky. That was test for the pwm out generat...

Yes. Jeti Ex Bus support has been added. Still may need some testing tough

Great project! How do you choose between serial and PWM signal for telemetry with the Hobbywing Platinum v4 pro? When using PWM signal, you can at the same time add a gps via the only available uart port to the board, correct? It is not clear to me what lead to use from the Hobbywing to the Arduino...

Thanks Jim Michel, no it doesnt support Hifei esc, but I could implement it. There are two options for this, either I get the protocol description (easier) or you can use the sniffer tool (under tools folder)to read the telemetry, send it to me and I'll try to reverse engineer it, like I did for the...

Version 0.5 available:

- Added support for castle link protocol

Version v0.4 available:

- Support for change_id_frsky to change the sensor id
- Support for I2C sensors
- Improved code quality and performance
- Smartport_library improved performance and abstract from the smartport protocol

Project name changed to MSRC

bob195558 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2019 2:10 pm This maybe where DanielGA was trying to send you to:
(viewtopic.php?f=84&t=11911&p=144425&hil ... ct#p144425)

Exactly. Thanks. Link fixed in initial post

I've just completed a script you may run on erskyTx based radios that support sending data over SPort to allow changing the physical ID of FrSky, SPort sensors. This works "over the air". Plug your sensor into the receiver, then run the script. Choose your sensor type, select "ReadId...

Hi, I've implemented Hobbywing V3/V4/V5 and PWM protocols in an arduino project. Not into the openxsensor project though https://openrcforums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=84&t=11911&p=144425&hilit=Hobbywing+V3%2FV4%2FV5+arduino+project#p144425 Castle link protocol will be added soon Not fea...

Hi,

I've implemented Hobbywing V3/V4/V5 and PWM protocols in an arduino project. Not into the openxsensor project though

https://www.openrcforums.com/forum/view ... 84&t=11911

Castle link protocol will be added soon

Cheers,
Daniel

This is a DIY project to send ESC telemetry and optionally other sensors to Frsky Smartport using an Arduino Pro Mini 168 or 328P (3.3v or 5v) The input is either ESC serial data or PWM signal ESC protocols implemented: - Hobbywing Platinum V3: RPM - Hobbywing Platinum V4, Hobbywing Flyfun V5: RPM, ...

Current eepskye & eepe binaries for linux won't work in ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerux) as it has some broken dependencies probably because it was built for Ubuntu 14.04. Missing dependencies are libqt4-gui and libqt4-core as they are not compatible with Ubuntu Xenial. The good new is that eepskye (...

Yes, it's a bit confusing, sorry... I've r218 (module XJT and receiver X4R in D16 with telemetry working) with: Radio setup->Alarms->Int frsky alarm->Off (this disables internal XJT module alarm, isn't it?) Radio setup->Module Rssi->TxRSSIalrm --- 0, TxRSSIalrm --- 0 (this set internal XJT module au...

I changed the sd card in the 9xrpro sd port by a faster one to verify where the problem was (no changes on the 9xrpro sd card reader). No problem with this faster sd card in the 9xrpro port. Then I put back the slow sd card in the 9xrpro and added a udev rule to slow down the maximum amount of data ...

I have been trying to install eepskye on ubuntu. But it seems that it fails to install if eepe is installed. removed eepe and eepskye installed ok.. But now I can't install eepe :( I gives the same error.. João There is a problem with the package trying to overwrite files in /usr/bin/eepefiles (I g...

It does work. I've flashed r218 and there is no problem with any sim (I'm using the jack connection on tx) . Just check that you have mixes for the sticks and buttons on your selected model in the 9xrpro (you might also want to define curves if using helis). Go to the simulator and map channels acco...

Solved. It is needed to mount the ERSKY_9X drive by clicking on it. In ubuntu when an external storage is plugged it is showed in devices list in folder navigation gui, but it is not really mounted. Clicking on it mounts and opens it. So, a newbie mistake again!! I keep learning about eepskye/ersky9...

Totally right!!! It was the date/time that I even didn't bother to setup (sooo stupid me), so the clock was not working at all. I couldn't think of a relation in between. But anyway, this has been a totally newbie mistake. Sorry for messing around with this.

Thanks Mike!! Great support!!

I can't recreate the failed flashing as eepskye throws the error 'Tx disk not mounted' when trying to flash

This applies for r218 and r219:
1. Turn on tx (no telemetry, starting on model with working telemetry with pxx, d16)
2. Long press left to get modelsel screen
3. Press menu and select any model with telemetry. Then I got telemetry again until I turn it on next time and then repeat this process

Which error gives ubuntu?

Flashed r219 (svn: ersky9x-pr219). Created a new model. I have telemetry until I switch off. When I switch on again I have to change the model to any other to get telemetry back. Almost ok

Thanks!!

Ok. Changed the sd card coming with transmitter (4gb, type 6) by a samsung evo 64gb type 1 solved the problem. The issue is that ubuntu is trying to write too fast for the sd card that comes with the transmitter which seems to be very slow Adding a udev rule solves the problem with the default sd ca...

I've tried r219 but no telemetry again. r217 still good

That's a good point. I'll try that

I've also installed bootloader 2.0 from r219 and same result. It stops after 6mb more or less. It might be related also on how ubuntu automount the 9xr pro. I'll look at it

Same problem with bootloader 1.5. It got stuck after 6mb (copying voices folder)

Ok. I took the risk. Yes, it is the same bin file. Now I've bootloader 1.5 from r217. I'll check with Ubuntu again

I'm going to update the bootloader. Sorry, just a newbie question: is the bin file for the bootloader the same as for the firmware from er9x.com? Then turn on with sticks outwards and then flash bootloader, right? ...don't want to brick the Tx