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Michael ef1bb1ead7 adjusted comment according to change in commit da33df43 (#696) 2022-07-07 11:44:46 +02:00
Michael 0616cab386 Fixes a problem where setting failsafe values was only possible once after bind and only set values for the first 12 channels. This fix allows setting failsafe values without having to rebind and sets failsafe values correctly for all possible 16 channels. (#695)
Notes for OpenTX/EdgeTX:
This fix doesn't exhibit servo jitter if failsafe mode was left on Custom, however it is still recommended to set failsafe mode back to Receiver after setting failsafe values.
It is still necessary to wait at least 8 seconds switching back from failsafe mode Custom to failsafe mode Receiver as OpenTX/EdgeTX will trigger the data transfer in Custom mode only every 7 seconds.

Bench tested with HoTT receivers GR-16, GR-24pro, GR-32
Flight tested with HoTT receiver GR-24
2022-06-13 14:28:21 +02:00
Michael 175cfa5e93 This is the Graupner HoTT adapted version of the Model Locator script. It uses the Graupner HoTT telemetry sensor "Rssi" instead of the OpenTX sensor "RSSI". (#693)
Reasoning: The OpenTX sensor "RSSI" is populated by the individual OpenTX telemetry protocol implementations and returns a value from 0..100 (percent) originating from the early FrSky implementation. It turns out that FrSky did not really provide a genuine signal strength indicator in units of dbm but a link quality indicator in 0..100%. With Graupner HoTT the link quality indicator is not a good basis for the model locator as it is very non-linear and doesn't change much with distance. Using the Graupner HoTT telemetry sensor "Rssi" which is a true signal strength indicator serves the purpose of locating a model much better as it varies much more with distance.
2022-06-07 10:51:26 +02:00
Michael da33df4346 added packet_in[14] to transfer HoTT device warnings to OpenTx (#627) 2021-11-04 14:57:25 +01:00