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Hello, I changed the script "isr_mode_1.lua" to adapt it to Horus X10 Express. I only tried it in the Companion simulator, the presentation and keyboard part worked fine, but I couldn't test read and write of LBT-FCC mode. If you want to test it under your responsibility, you have it here...

OTA is supported. Telemetry from multiple sources... current ACCESS firmware actually doesn't support it yet, FrSky kinda pushed it to "future improvement"... Thanks Kilrah. It looked like multiple RX telemetry is supported by OpenTX 2.3, even by looking at RSSI source selector, but if Fr...

Is OpenTX able to fully support new ACCESS features? Like telemetry from up to three receivers or OTA? The first one seems not to be implemented yet. I have two ACCESS 2.1.0 receivers bound to my radio running OpenTX 2.3.7. Telemetry reads data from the first receiver only. Also RSSI source cannot b...

Is there a log viewer which would work on the radio with OTX 2.3 ?

Unfortunately LView (https://github.com/RealTadango/FrSky/tree/master/LView) seems not to be maintained any more and it is not working on 2.3...

Only if the radio has the ACCESS module, and that module has had a hardware modification done to it. It is Express version, so it has ACCESS module. Was trying to find something about this HW mod, but coudn't - would you have some link? I guess I will simply wait for PARA bluetooth to be implemente...

Companion still needs a bunch of work to be brought up to speed with all the multi related changes. But if it's not on the radio it's not available. The module pin has never been available as an input on the Horus platform. Oh, that's a bummer :(. So, if input pin is not available on Horus at all, ...

This functionality has been pushed to a further release due to the need for a safety-related fix which 2.3.2 is. Thanks Kilrah. They must have it wrong on MultiTX github docs (link above): Available in OpenTX 2.3.2, Trainer Mode Master/Multi And what about SBUS / CPPM? I thought it was already avai...

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In 2.3.2 Companion SBUS / CPPM / Multi options are available, but grayed. What's interesting Bluetooth options are missing...

In fact I cannot get anything else than Master/Slave for Jack or Bluetooth as a trainer on Horus. No SBUS, no Multi...

Seems it ishould be possible on OTX 2.3.2 to use FlySky RX mode (protocol 56) of MultiTX module as a trainer in master mode. https://github.com/pascallanger/DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module/blob/master/Protocols_Details.md#flysky-afhds2a-rx---56 The above says that OpenTX 2.3.2 is required, which I have ...

Kilrah wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 10:50 am Try a nightly if you doubt it... Common that people forget to tag things.

Ah, OK - thought if it's not on the list it won't be implemented in this particular release. All good, thx again.

Is it really gonna to be included in 2.3.2? It is not on the list here:

https://github.com/opentx/opentx/issues ... X+2.3.2%22

It also helps if you read specs and instruction manual of specific model before purchase. Would spare you necessity of writing posts ranting on something that is simply not in the specification of the product.

There's been a fix for the X10e that will be in 2.3.2 it seems. https://github.com/opentx/opentx/issues/6910 Thanks Kilrah - It seems it is exactly it! I was just about to write that I put FrOS back to X10S and PARA module was working perfectly and I was able to use the trainer. So it must be a bug...

I have X10S Express and X9DP SE 2019, so both PARA.

What I have noticed though is that X10 is not showing Local Address in radio setup (and there is no place for Remote Address as well).

Seems like my X10 is having hw issue with contacting PARA module. Do I read "the signs" correctly?

Hi, is new PARA bluetooth already fully supported in OpenTX 2.3.1 running on Horus X10/S Express? In Radio / Hardware I select "Bluetooth: Trainer" and then in model config "Trainer Mode: Master/Bluetooth". Problem is that when I select Discover it is like nothing is happening at...

That would be very useful to have there sum of the durations (of all flights), not a time between beginning of the first flight and finish of the very last one (this is not total duration in this context, assuming it should be sum of all listed durations). Proper total duration would show how much t...

tonnie78 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 18, 2019 9:36 am I think its time from start of first session to end of last session

That is right!

Is there any way to switch it to tell total duration of all flights instead?

What is the logic behind total duration time? or is it just a bug?

This is what I thought. It also has two internal antennas (apparently as X10 no S). I'm surprised all antennas cannot be used in the same time, as in X12S.

Is it the same in X10S?

I will add one, because it is easy to do and hardly make the thing more complex or expensive... but you are right, I have remote ports on my commercial drivers and I’m not using them at all.

I guess this is one of a reasons we have slightly different approach to the design of this thing .

Well, that is the idea. Specially on four stroke engines I keep the plug ON when the engine is at idle and a little above. Plug turns OFF at about 1/3 throttle. I don't know what radio you use, but mine has telemetry and I can program logic on it. This means that I can program it to detect if the p...

Nothing worse than going to the field, engine being too stubborn to fire, and then after one hour if trying you finally find out that along with the wrong carb setting, your glow starter is also not working well, or the glow plug got bad. So, power panel all the way :) at least I can see when, and ...

The problem is that the glow starter batteries are often too small and/or in poor shape. They are usually 1.2 Ah and work well initially when freshly charged but lose capacity and develop high internal resistance as they age. I use a big fat D size 5 Ah NiCd which lasts for weeks and fires up engin...

Ok, then feel free to design your driver with a voltage regulator as you said somewhere above, and see if it works. You will have to adjust it to your plug.. then connect It to an RC switch so you are able to control it with your radio.. Please post your results. Will do Joao. Will rather use switc...

Back in the day we were using 2V lead-acid cells, the NiMH thingy came later. Right, technology limits of the time :). From what Wikipedia says 2V was too high and needed to be brought down to 1.5V. Lead-acid battery cells that are used to ignite a model engine glow plug, due to their two volt outp...

You forgot that the resistance of the plug will be completely different once it gets hot. resistance will increase.. So, 5 amperes are far out in my opinion :) A driver is designed to be a constant current device.. What is important in this case is the current not the voltage. Try a small 1.5V batt...

Stable 1.5V might work for some plugs, or might not. It depends on what current the battery can supply as well.. The resistance of brand new OS no. 8 plug is 0.3ohm. So the current at 1.5V will be 5A (which is inline with my measurements, +/- resistance change due to temp change or imperfection of ...