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Kavala · 09-04-2015, 02:35 AM

The JR adapter takes up to 6 dif sensors and my question is if some one
who have this adapter have the same experience as me. I understand that you can only have one telemetri unit in service at the time. (displayed in the TX).But can one have all 6 sensors plugged into the adapter simultainusly, or just one at the time?. If I have had several plugged in to the adapter (but only one in service) I can not get any reading on the TX display or if I can , it is total chaos on the reading result. Hope some one can clanarify this.

detue · 09-08-2015, 04:31 AM

I got a XG14. At least that one, but I guess the same applies at least for XG8, can display up to six simultaneous readings in the display, on that display page that appears when you use the scroll wheel in the main display view.

Sensor-wise, I don't use original JR sensors, I use a "SM Unilog" from "SM Modellbau" (Germany) which provides, besides telemetry sensors, also logging to SD Card, which was the key selling point to me. That thing works as a telemetry hub, providing some readings on itself (RX voltage, LiPo Balancer Voltage, Barometric Altitude, perhaps more) and you can plugin sensors for RPM and flight battery voltage and current. The "SM Unilog" is somewhat expensive on its own but additional sensors are quite cheap.

All these readings I can read simultaneously on my XG14 display.

Kavala · 09-09-2015, 03:24 PM

Noted but according to JR you can have several sensors connected but one can only have ONE in service at the time and read the result . The other sensors must be INH. Can you realy have several sensors in serv simultainusly and read them on the Tx screen using the unilog?

justinspicer · 09-14-2015, 10:04 AM

I use the Unisense E telemetry sensor.

The display on my XG shows all 6 simultaneously.

So I display:
Amp draw
Battery mah capacity alarm at 35% capacity
Main pack voltage alarm at 43 volts
Altitude
RPM
RX voltage alarm on voltage drop so I know if my optipower ultra guard has kicked in.

Kavala · 09-14-2015, 04:05 PM

Tanks guys I have got a better understanding of the telemetri system. Will look into the two other syst you mentioned.

09-04-2015, 02:35 AM	#1 (permalink)
Kavala Registered Users Join Date: Jan 2014	JR Adapter for telemetri The JR adapter takes up to 6 dif sensors and my question is if some one who have this adapter have the same experience as me. I understand that you can only have one telemetri unit in service at the time. (displayed in the TX).But can one have all 6 sensors plugged into the adapter simultainusly, or just one at the time?. If I have had several plugged in to the adapter (but only one in service) I can not get any reading on the TX display or if I can , it is total chaos on the reading result. Hope some one can clanarify this.

09-14-2015, 10:04 AM	#4 (permalink)
justinspicer Registered Users Join Date: Mar 2012	I use the Unisense E telemetry sensor. The display on my XG shows all 6 simultaneously. So I display: Amp draw Battery mah capacity alarm at 35% capacity Main pack voltage alarm at 43 volts Altitude RPM RX voltage alarm on voltage drop so I know if my optipower ultra guard has kicked in. __________________ Team JR Americas Synergy Helicopters Rail Blades Scorpion Motors

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09-08-2015, 04:31 AM	#2 (permalink)
detue Registered Users Join Date: Feb 2015	I got a XG14. At least that one, but I guess the same applies at least for XG8, can display up to six simultaneous readings in the display, on that display page that appears when you use the scroll wheel in the main display view. Sensor-wise, I don't use original JR sensors, I use a "SM Unilog" from "SM Modellbau" (Germany) which provides, besides telemetry sensors, also logging to SD Card, which was the key selling point to me. That thing works as a telemetry hub, providing some readings on itself (RX voltage, LiPo Balancer Voltage, Barometric Altitude, perhaps more) and you can plugin sensors for RPM and flight battery voltage and current. The "SM Unilog" is somewhat expensive on its own but additional sensors are quite cheap. All these readings I can read simultaneously on my XG14 display.

09-09-2015, 03:24 PM	#3 (permalink)
Kavala Registered Users Thread Starter Join Date: Jan 2014	Noted but according to JR you can have several sensors connected but one can only have ONE in service at the time and read the result . The other sensors must be INH. Can you realy have several sensors in serv simultainusly and read them on the Tx screen using the unilog?

09-14-2015, 04:05 PM	#5 (permalink)
Kavala Registered Users Thread Starter Join Date: Jan 2014	Tanks guys I have got a better understanding of the telemetri system. Will look into the two other syst you mentioned.

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