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[Necroscope]

Originally Posted by Eury

Easy. Just made you this video. You could also set it to just do a range on either side of what you select in the gyro menu if you wanted to limit what the trim buttons have control over, but this gives full authority.


Jeti trim gyro value - YouTube

Are you able to make this so that you can adjust the gyro for different flight modes? So I get Normal set, then go to Idle 1, make any required adjustments, then Idle 2.

[99100]

I have count down timers set for each flight mode - These work fine.

When the time has expired I would like the voice alerts to tell me it has expired and to count up for ever minute I am over my set time.

For example. A 5 minute timer, gets to zero I want it to say time expired.

When I am then at -1 minute (6 mins total) I want it to say 1 minute over or similar.

Can this be done?

SOLVED SEE BELOW (https://www.rc-thoughts.com/2015/03/...d-flight-time/)

[99100]

How do I set up voice announcements for MAH intervals of 500.

I'd like to set up some voice announcements to let me know when the battery is running flat, can the jeti be setup to announce mah used at interval of mah used instead of time?

Possible solution,

If I create multiple alarms, e.g. 3000mah, 3100, 3200, 3300, 3400 mah, turn repeat off that should do what I want.

Not sure if there is any easier way though.

Then I wouldn't need one every 500 mahand this would tell me when the flight is nearing its end.

[99100]

Is there a faster way of scrolling?

When setting an alarm for mah used, getting to 3500 took ages, is there a faster way than using the scroller?

SOLVED SEE BELOW

[dogbreath]

I believe it's the menu button--push it once to go to the 10s digit, twice to the 100s digit etc. It will go back to the ones column with three or four pushes. Dan

[jhamel]

Originally Posted by dogbreath

I believe it's the menu button--push it once to go to the 10s digit, twice to the 100s digit etc. It will go back to the ones column with three or four pushes...

+1

[99100]

Faster Scrolling.

Thanks most appreciated

[99100]

Originally Posted by 99100

I have count down timers set for each flight mode - These work fine.

When the time has expired I would like the voice alerts to tell me it has expired and to count up for ever minute I am over my set time.

For example. A 5 minute timer, gets to zero I want it to say time expired.

When I am then at -1 minute (6 mins total) I want it to say 1 minute over or similar.

Can this be done?

Solved thanks to https://www.rc-thoughts.com/2015/03/...d-flight-time/

[gtak]

Can one adjust trims (for an airplane) using the accelerometers? I would like to flick a switch to activate, tilt the radio fore/aft and port/starboard to adjust the the elevator and aileron trims, then flick the switch back to deactivate the function. Sorry if this has been asked before.

[osat]

What is wrong with "auto trim"?
You flick a switch and radio start beeping while is activated and you normally use sticks to tune trims than turn "auto trim" off and you are done.

[gtak]

Nothing at all, except I didn't know about it lol. Thanks for the info.

[iscripter]

Is it possible to automatically clear telemetry. Instead of having to push the clear function button below the screen at the end of every flight.
If I am flying back to back and talking to someone I will sometimes forget to clear the telemetry. I am using the MUI sensor with capacity, voltage, runtime, etc...

I would like something that perhaps can recognize that the battery has been unplugged 0 volts and then it knows to reset the timer/telemetry (hit clear). Would this be something you would do with telemetry controls or logic switches???

[bandit002]

Just purchased a couple MUI sensors for the 630 and 700 goblins. Instructions are kinda thin.
Can anyone walk through it.
Thanks
David

[Puttputt maru]

Originally Posted by bandit002

Just purchased a couple MUI sensors for the 630 and 700 goblins. Instructions are kinda thin.
Can anyone walk through it.
Thanks
David

Thin because not much to it.

1) Be careful as to the way the current flows see «*A*» and arrows on the the MUI itself.
2) Use the red (not the black) wire of your battery to connect it to the red (or yellow for some) wire of the MUI.
3) if you want Voltage too connect the smaller wire to your larger gauge wires according to diagram in instructions.
3) Populate the telemetry in the TX once battery is plugged to the MUI

Done.

You can add a connector if you want.

[bandit002]

and this plugs in at ...battery power /base of series y connector and then to the ESC?

[Puttputt maru]

Originally Posted by bandit002

and this plugs in at ...battery power /base of series y connector and then to the ESC?

Follow the diagram from the thin instructions. «*Accu*» = Battery, «*Controller*» = ESC:

[jhamel]

Originally Posted by Puttputt maru

That is a very useful picture. This configuration keeps the wiring neat and allows for the MUI wires to be kept long for other future applications. Thanks for posting it.

[99100]

Is there a deadband option in JETI similar to some FBL units?

[99100]

How do I setup a switch for Rates ( 30, 65, 100%) and a different switch for Expo?

I've had a look but cant figure it out. Currently have them both on the same switch.

[Crashalotjoe]

Originally Posted by 99100

Is there a deadband option in JETI similar to some FBL units?

I don’t think there is. As you say, deadband is normally an FBL function but if you wanted more deadband you could set it up using expo.