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There are 10 virtual channels.

Setting up the emulator for voice is explained in the wiki . That page also has info on the file layout. The voicepack tool is on github.

I tested that beeps in simulation in various points of one channel and that works well, but don’t think I can assign various alarms on each point for one channel. So probably I have to assign 5 addional virtual channels to clon channel 5 to make that work with other voices in specific range, so one specific alarm for 5 virt channels and one for base channel. That should be easy i test it later and post how it works.
Is there any limit how many virtual channels I can use?
I think I also add some mid range points for gimbal pots to easy set them in center.
Is there any voice alerts makeing program? I checked old links and most of them are outdated and doesn’t work.
Or maybe not too many people still using Devo transmitters.

I tried to turn on voice in emulator on PC but it won't work. I put mp3 folder in same with exe, I added the voice.ini to media folder and turn on DFPlayer in hardware.ini what should I do next to turn it on?

Should be able to do this with mux voice though I haven't used it. This post should help. Looks like sound file is associated with the channel name so maybe a virtual channel for each mode.

I've installed Voice mod in Devo 10, and it works pretty well. I used speaker from old netbook pc - 8ohms. And it fits great above stock buzzer, and voice quality is quite good, there's plenty of free space there for mp3 board or whatever. I used 5V BEC to power the DFPlayer mini directly from battery using stock power switch. It's connected to TX port on main board (going to DSC).
Ok, now I wanted to ask how to setup voice alerts for 6 flight modes? I use Mix switch combined with Aile D/R switch.

That's what I got in model.ini

[channel5]
template=complex
[mixer]
src=MIX0
dest=Ch5
switch=MIX0
scalar=-85
usetrim=0
curvetype=min/max
points=0
[mixer]
src=MIX1
dest=Ch5
switch=MIX1
scalar=-20
usetrim=0
curvetype=fixed
[mixer]
src=MIX2
dest=Ch5
switch=MIX2
scalar=45
usetrim=0
curvetype=fixed
[mixer]
src=AIL DR1
dest=Ch5
switch=AIL DR1
scalar=32
usetrim=0
muxtype=add
curvetype=fixed

How to set 6 voice alerts for it?

not sure if this will help, but for me i have the carbon edition radio and i found this version "deviation-t8sg_v2-v5.0.0-60968b7" worked for me in the above link. i was originally using deviation-t8sg_v2_plus-v5.0.0-60968b7 and it was giving me weird artifacts all over my screen.
good luck!

Hmm I have got same issues, use happymodel slim, changed jumpers, flashed flashed over uart with latest 3.0 RC2 ELRS, left UART inverted tick box Open.

Updated TGSG V2 plus, with above build.
Connected to my pin changed external bay, but I get a black menu in CRSF.
I can change the baud setting, but nothing happens.

jfitz66 wrote: Its been a long time but I seem to recall the procedures are not the same for Devention and Deviation. I can't remember the details but pretty sure I caught a post about that somewhere in this thread.

Deviation requires flashing the FW first, then reboot and plug in, then formatting the drive and then copying the filesystem files.

Devention as far as I know, requires flashing the FW and Lib files one after the other,.. this is what I'm doing anyway, and it's not working.

Its been a long time but I seem to recall the procedures are not the same for Devention and Deviation. I can't remember the details but pretty sure I caught a post about that somewhere in this thread.

I did exactly what's shown on that page, click Firmware, select firmware file, click upgrade. Then click Library, select library file, click upgrade.
Click Leave DFU, it restarts, but does not boot.
That's the "upgrade" procedure. I wonder if going from Deviation to Devention is the same procedure. Maybe I need to clear out some Deviation files first?
The firmware and library get uploaded, but that's not good enough. But the Deviation DFU works fine, so that confirms the "upgrade" button is actually working.

Unfortunately I can't help reprogramming the stock firmware, but maybe you can find the help you need under the two links:

walkera-fans.de/downloads/

walkera-fans.de/walkera-update-anleitungen/


If necessary, you can have the sites translated:

translate.google.com/?sl=auto&tl=de&op=websites

I'm also trying to get my Devo10 back to stock firmware and I'm unable to.
I flashed every possible FW Version, followed by Lib at the same time. FW 0.4 with Lib 0.1 , FW 0.6 with Lib 0.1, and FW 0.8A with Lib 0.2,
and it never boots. Tried multiple times, and then press "Leave FDU Mode" , with DFuse 2.3 .

Every time I click leave, it shows a screen that says "Devention Version Error" and keeps rebooting. Remove battery, plug back, same thing.
With 0.6 it says "Model Select" and keeps rebooting instead of Version Error.

I installed DeviationTX 5.0.0 DFU back and copied filesystem, and it's working again, but how can I get stock firmware back?
It is a Devo 10, I wonder what this "Version Error" means?

That download link worked for me, problem solved now!

Thank you

Unfortunately the official nightly builds are not working. Download the latest t8sg_v2 firmware here . This firmware has better support for ELRS and multiple fixes, including for the long name issue.

Jumper setting information is here .

So I have noticed there has been a couple other threads kind of similar to this one but I found them a little hard to follow, and the links provided didn't always exist anymore.
I'm getting this issue where on my Radio when i go to the crsf config menu im presented with a solid black line where the text should be saying my modules name, I was reading somewhere this could be due to a word limit? but really im not sure how to rename the modules name if that is the case.
video of me navigating to the menu with the issue: youtube.com/shorts/_wSON8ZY7Nk

Things I have done:
- I have my Jumper modded by clipping one of the pins off and soldering the signal to the other end pin like they do in the crossfire mod.
- I have flashed my Jumper radio to the latest nightly build "deviation-t8sg_v2-v5.0.0-c84450e" and copied over the files over via usb transfer mode like the guy did in the video:

- and I have also flashed the latest firmware onto my Happymodel 2.4g ELRS ES24TX. and unchecked UART_INVERTED
- on the happymodel es24tx board i have them on the bottom 2 pins, but I have also tried them middle 2 and top 2 with the same results.

Any kind of advice or help would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers!

ok, think I got it working. I had some inputs inverted as my arming position was the opposite.

One sticking <ahem> point is that the arming channel goes high only when trim is pressed *after* the switch is moved, holding trim whilst moving the switch appears not to work.

Working config:

thanks Hexfet and Hubi Dirk. I find that for these complex configuration connecting USB and a text editor is the way to go, as my T8SGv2 seems unable to enter some of this correctly (or at least intuitively).

I had my trims mapped as virt1-virt4 so I removed that, inserted your virt1 trim and the channels exactly as you have written them but replacing "GEAR0" with "SW H0" and "GEAR1" with "SW H1".

Hello Hexfet,

thank you for your information that trim switches can be activated as triggers.

My example showed the programming via the GUI of the Devo 12s. A selection of Trim_L+ is not possible there, or is not displayed there.

How do you proceed here?

Edit: Hexfet, thank you for your reference to the documentation. I was able to reproduce the function for the trims without problems with the description.

Trims can be used as switches in several ways. It's in the users manual under Advanced Topics.

I'm sure there's multiple ways to do this. Mine is based on the sticky throttle hold I use for helis. It's not quite perfect as if the arming switch is active at power on the output is positive.

The below uses GEAR0 as the arming switch and trim L+ as the momentary. I used Devo10 emulator to set this up so your tx might not have this trim switch.

First set up Virt1 using a trim as a momentary switch.
Then set up Virt2 as the arming switch. The key is the second mixer which has itself as an input which gives the capability of holding a state.

Here you go and very interesting, the option with the trim switches was not shown to me. I would be interested in how you program the trim switches. Maybe you can show an example here.

I found problem.
1. Wrong casting==> should be uint8_t rxaddr[ 5 ] = { /*0x2a,*/ 0x6D, 0x6A, 0x77, 0x77, 0x77 };
Cast from int* to (uint8_t*) cause wrong address is set.

2. Auto Ack on NRF24L01 might be different with Auto Ack on XN297, so can not set EC_AA to 1, only 0 is work