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Mike, I have just checked. a the moment the module turns off as soon as I switch the radio OFF. I have a switch board that I developed that keeps the radio and module ON if the switch goes bad. But as far as I remember, it turns the module OFF if the switch is turned OFF. This means I will probably ...

I believe it is not supported in OpenTX for the 9X radio.
It is supported in Er9x. The protocol is called XJT..

João

Mike, I won't be able to check that until tomorrow evening. Will do as soon as I get home..

João

Mike, when I get home I will have to save your post to a document.. There are settings that I also wasn't sure about and wanted to ask you about them.. A video manual about the voice alarms is in order soon.. gotta go back to the video manual. The mixer is a bit challenging though.. I actually alrea...

Thanks Mike.. The thing is, it was really a stupid situation, you know, one of those where our brain just goes dead for a moment, and then disaster happens.. I was configuring the trainer setup between my radio and my son's and wanted to turn his radio OFF, but ended up turning my own radio OFF.. th...

If it was that long ago, it might be the Megasound module Mike...

João

well, ersky9x for all platforms is still being well developed.. It seems that OpenTX developers are more interested in newer radios. why don't you check ersky9x yourself? If you don't like it you can always revert to OpenTX, providing that you can use companion to flash it.. Ersky9x has a different ...

You would have to write an app for android that supports it

João

Did you do the telemetry mod where you connect the THR and AIL switches to other pins of the processor? I believe you can access the stick reverse option from eepe. Just download the radio's eeprom onto eepe, then click "General settings" (I think) at the top of the eeprom window. Click the "Hardwar...

I think the old Frsky dashboard app for android can only do D8 telemetry. So it will only work with a DJT or DHT modules.

João

Mike, Today I did test the shutdown warning as I was distracted enough to stupidly turn my radio OFF by mistake while the model was still ON :( Radio was the 9xtreme. And I am a bit concerned about what I saw. When I turned the radio OFF, it did warn me, I then turned it ON again immediately. The sc...

Kilrah wrote:
That just puts out an SBUS signal on the module slot.

Ok, I would have thought that if there wasn't an option to change the receiver number..

João

Mike, what is the SBUS protocol at the end of the protocol menu? It has also a RX number selection.

Thanks

João

well, on my Er9x radio, in he Protocol Menu, at the end I have a protocol called "SBUS". Did you try it? Perhaps that's the one?

João

Yep, he is not running Er9x on his radio..

João

Thanks Mike..

João

There seems to have been the source of the noise we hear on the speaker..

João

Download the radio eeprom onto companion, and check that the contrast is not set too low.. 25 should.be a good starting value..
Hey, wait there a second, those fuses don't look right.. are those the fuses that companion programmed?

João

Make sure the I2c data tracks are not running side by side with the audio track.

João

LOL remember to remove the propellers lol. That was funny João It might sound funny, but it is a very serious advice. You don't want your model to take off from the table and hit your face or someone else's, if something goes wrong.. I am thinking about selling 2 of my modded 9X's but keeping a 3rd...

Oh yeah, you can use eepe in some very nice ways to program your radio, believe me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmvIIV9OyLU&t=

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpKlw9Yoicc&t=

have a look

João

Use eepe to configure the hardware.. Download your radio's eeprom onto eepe, at the top double click on "General settings", then click on the Hardware tab. there you can change the settings.. The m64 processor doesn't have much memory, so Mike had to do it this way.. It also works because you only n...

what about if the scripts could be simulated in Eepskye?

João

Nice.. well done

João

Nice.. I used them for two pushbuttons on the back of my radio

João

Huge enhancement. Thanks Mike

João

MikeB wrote:It's over 3 years since I did this

Yeah Mike, time passes quite fast these days
It's been nearly 9 years of Er9x

João

ersky9x is getting better and better. Thank you. :) So, if the second source is left at "---", then the multiply, add, divide, etc, applies only to the first source value, as it has been until now? I guess that scalers will also be in the sources, so all these calculations can also be applied betwee...

Yes, hence that post from Mike.. I think it allows to test the module without radio..

João

Funny that Mike says that there is a batch file in the amod/obj folder, but I can't find such folder
Perhaps Mike can help if he finds some time.. I am lost, sorry..

João