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My minicp's voltage drops from 4.1v to about 3.5v when flying. I set the alarm value to 3.4v, if the alam is triggered, I don't see the heli's battery can recover back to 3.9v even it stops flying, so the TX keeps beeping.
I think we should check if the monitorer value is lower/higher than a target for a certain duration, e.g. 2seconds, instead of using hysteresis.
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However in the DEVO 8 it doesn't beep continiously, just play it's tune once.
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the codes scan telem update for every 100ms , so 5 consecutive reading is only 500ms.vlad_vy wrote: I think 2 seconds is very long time. I don't know how frequently updated telemetry data, but if it is 50Hz, will be better to get 5 consecutive reading comply with the condition to trigger alarm, then reset counter. If one of that reading do not comply with the condition, reset counter.
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Please check it out
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- suvsuv
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vlad_vy wrote: It's more then enough, 0,5 sec delay (valid condition) before trigger alarm. I think 3-5 consecutive reading will be OK.
Vlad_vy, please try attached dfu in your devo8. The telemetry alarm should work as what we discussed here.
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I had 7 flights, about 38 min of flight time and now I'm completely satisfied with battery voltage alarm.
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Maybe better will be:
"Telemetry is turned off. See protocol options."
With this release I can't reproduce - 'Changing TX POWER causes TX reboot'.
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In previous version, the telem option is easily to find, but PB asked me to put it inside the Devo button. Frankly speaking, I don't like the idea of letting textsel widgets have a button option, it is an example of good for coders but bad for users.vlad_vy wrote: "Telemetry is turned off" - Nice warning, but without reading the user manual (new???) it will be difficult to find where it can be enabled.
Maybe better will be:
"Telemetry is turned off. See protocol options."
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It wouldn't make any difference, since the alarms should only sound if there was already at leat one successful telemetry receive...
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Once a DSM telemetry alarm is fired (e.g fades=80, frameloss >40, hold >0, voltage) the Devo beeps and vibrates.
I seem not to be able to stop the alarm using a button like it is possible with the CLEAR button on the Spektrum DX8??
It makes sense to stop the alarm with a button and only re-alarm once the threshold is quickly reached again.
In (DX8) practice: You reset flightlog data with the Clear/Stop button.
For voltage you set alarming only to vibrate so it will continue (<=3,5V/cell steadily) or stop if voltage goes back to >3.5V (if you take down full throttle).
The manual tells nothing about stopping telemetry alarms once fired as it seems.
Have I overread or overlooked something?
Can you give me a tip?
Regards
Thomas
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