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Jim, thanks a lot.

br KH

Hi. Under Linux the companion settings can be found in a simple text file in the user folder ~/.config/OpenTX/ Here with Debian I see those 3 files for the 3 version, I have on my desktop. https://imgur.com/CFUSpM3l.png But where are those settings stored under Windows? Have to admit, I don't do muc...

Ordered 2 modules and will do some testing. But shipping is from China .....
So I have to wait a bit.

PS. The Configurator also works on Linux mint 19.2 (and this distro ships definitely with python 3.6)

Michel, let me ask you.

The SX1276 module in oXs is in listening mode: it sent data only when it receives a request from the "locator receiver"

How is that 'request' triggered? By powering on the 'locator receiver'?

br KH

Ok, I will write some doc about the locator. Thank you for adding those lines in latest 'oXs_config_description.h'. Now I think, I understand. Components and wiring. ;) These are the modules, used. https://de.aliexpress.com/item/32792288357.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.980c18f2JACImU&algo_pvid=99...

Michel, solved it myself

Needed the 'python3-tk (3.7.3-1)' package.



PS. Have here DEBIAN Buster and Testing. Both come with python 3.7. But you have to install that Tkinter package. I also run Linux Mint 19.2, but that distro lists python 3.6

br KH

Hi Michel. Just tried your latest python package under DEBIAN Buster. I see this here [email protected]:~/Schreibtisch/openXsensor-master/oXs_Configurator/Python 37 Sources$ ls build oxsAdc.py oXs_config_basic.h oxsCurrent.py oxsHott.py oxsMagnet.py oxsSequence.py config3.ini oxsAddFields.py oxsConfig....

Just tested the configurator in WIN 10 64 bit and WIN 7 64 bit.

@mstrens. You are presenting a lot of new features to us

br KH

Hi mstrens. See, that you a new version 8.2.13 is out. // --------- 12 - Locator --------------- #define A_LOCATOR_IS_CONNECTED NO // select between YES , NO Would be nice to have some words explaining in 'oXs_config_description.h' Best regards - KH ;)

You could try this here and see, how that works ...
https://www.systutorials.com/241054/ho ... on-fedora/

I am lucky, I am on Debian.

br KH

As always, it is a good idea, to have a look into the log file.

br KH

Loaded 'openXsensor.zip' here.

Debian Buster, Arduino 1.8.9. No errors!

br KH

Which transmitter firmware are you referring to? And which version of that firmware?

br KH

I found it in another thread . That is not the first place to have a look. ;) Start here, this is the important document oXs_config_description.h Chapter 4.1 * Both sensors are connected in parallel (using same Arduino pins A4 and A5). * First sensor ( MS5611 or BMPxxx) reacts on an I2C address 0x7...

Sounds strange.

I would connect those ms5611 separately on a arduino and run a I2C scanner sketch. Just to see, that each ms5611 shows up clean on the I2C bus.

br KH

Justin, did not do anything special. Flashed the Arduino Uno with the code (your config files), connected the components, switch it on and did a telemetry search on Taranis. That is all.

Get an 5V 16 Mhz Arduino and do another test.

br KH

Just did a short test here on the window sill. Just pluged the components together. Arduino UNO, BN-180 GPS, GY-86 FrSky S6R. Took the oXs_config files, Justin posted. https://imgur.com/glir16rl.png https://imgur.com/hl0ji14l.png I do see GPS and Alt values. I forgot to define Vario source in Open T...

Do we now have a problem with some GY-86 or is the code putting to much load on the Arduino?

If necessary, I could do tests here ....

br KH

You did not mention, which distro you are using. Mint, some Buntu, DEBIAN? I am on DEBIAN Buster here and that is, what I see when running dfu-util WITHOUT anything attached. ~$ dfu-util -l dfu-util 0.9 Copyright 2005-2009 Weston Schmidt, Harald Welte and OpenMoko Inc. Copyright 2010-2016 Tormod Vol...

So the GY-86 seems to be ok. That is not the initial problem.

Check the wiring and post oXs_config_basic and oXs_config_advance.

br KH

Jun wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 02, 2019 2:02 am

Same with Mine I contacted FRSKY about this and they told me to change the 3 mosfets

I see 2 Mosfets on that pic.

br KH

Could you specify the type of file, you want to copy?

br

jhsa wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 05, 2019 9:56 am

I smell a bad card there or not properly formatted. Can you try another one??

João

andrewju wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 04, 2019 8:48 pm

... and also tried all the microSD cards I had at hand (8Gb and up) - no luck...

Please check marked settings in your TX SETUP



In TELEMETRY of your model



and generate a sound output in SPECIAL FUNCTION.

(I put the sound on switch SD)

1.5 mm allen key.

Picture from Helle's German OpenTX manual (link to that manual can be found here in this forum)

viewtopic.php?f=92&t=3563&hilit=helle#p52110


cu KH

What do you want?

The diameter of the screws or the size of the key for adjusting those screws?

cu KH

Just look for "RC simulator" at aliexpress, banggood, ebay ........

br

I use my DIY rpm sensor with oXs.


The hobbywing rpm sensor also works fine.

Have a look at my German thread here ....

http://www.rc-network.de/forum/showthre ... hlight=rpm

Seems there is not enough space on SD card. Will have to buy bigger one for that... Take the SD card from the Taranis. Backup the card content on your computer. Read and follow the procedure here https://oscarliang.com/flash-opentx-firmware-taranis/ A 1GB SD card is totally sufficient for use. br

Have a look here

https://www.helifreak.com/showthread.php?t=758263

He is using an ACS 758, but ACS 712 should be wired in the same way.