The display screen is where the telemetry view screens are configured. Up to 4 telemetry view screens may be configured.
In companion these settings are under the Telemetry in the model editing window.
Screen Layout
Contents
- Top bar: The top row on the main view of the Taranis X9 series.
- Voltage source: The telemetry sensor to display as the voltage source.
- Altitude: The telemetry sensor to display as the altitude source.
- Name: The telemetry view screen name. They are ordered in the order that the telemetry view screen are shown.
- Type: The screen type. None is skipped on the telemetry view when cycling through the pages. There are four options, none, numbers, bars and a Lua script.
Settings
Top Bar
The sources to display on the top of the main view of Taranis Q X9 series transmitters. The Taranis Q X7 series does not have a top bar.
Voltage Source
The voltage source could be any source. It does not have to be a voltage source.
Altitude Source
The altitude source could be any source. It does not have to be a altitude source.
Numbers
Up to 8 sources for the Taranis Q X7 series and 12 sources for the Taranis X9 series may have their values displayed as a number.
The sources are:
- Inputs
- Sticks
- Pots
- MAX
- Cyclic
- Trims
- Switches
- Trainer
- Channels
- Global variables (GVARS)
- Time and Timers
- Telemetry
Bars
Up to 4 sources may be displayed as bars. Each source has a configuration for minimum and maximum values to have the bar scale appropriately. For example voltage sensor on a flight Lipo battery with three cells may be configured to have its minimum set to 9.9 volts and maximum set to 12.6 volts.
The Taranis X9 series has a fifth bottom row that will show the RSSI value and associated bar.
The sources are:
- Inputs
- Sticks
- Pots
- MAX
- Cyclic
- Trims
- Switches
- Trainer
- Channels
- Global variables (GVARS)
- Timers
- Telemetry
Lua Script
A Lua script placed in the SCRIPTS/TELEMETRY/ folder of the SD Card may be selected to display on the screen. More…