Mr.D - Falling with style | Control Your Transmitter's Volume with OpenTX @MrD | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
In this video we look at a couple of different was of controlling your transmitter's volume level using OpenTX. The most common way to do this is using a rotary pot, to give a nice linear control of the volume level from off to full power. This can be set up as a global function, which will work with any model on the transmitter. Or it can be set up per model, with a special function. I show how to do both.
This video also looks at how to add volume control on transmitters without pots, such as the Team BlackSheep (TBS) Tango 2. I had a question on how to do this in the comments of another video. I show a simple method using a 3 position switch (100% - 50% - OFF), which can be used both globally or per model. I also show a method where you can control the volume levels for each switch position. But this has to be set up per model.
Contents
00:00 Introduction
01:34 Setting up a pot, per model, to control volume
02:40 Setting up a global pot to control volume
04:01 Setting up a switch to control volume (Tango 2 compatible)
06:02 Setting up an advanced switch to control volume at levels that you set (Tango 2 compatible)
10:08 Conclusion
Equipment in this video
FrSky Horus X10S Express bit.ly/MrD_3l7b8K5
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There are more tutorials on my web site at https://www.MrD-RC.com. You can also join like-minded people at the Fixed Wing RC Rebels group on Facebook. Also, if you found my videos useful, and would like to leave me a little tip, you could always buy me a Coffee at mrd-rc.com/go/ko-fi
Thank you for your time, and don't forget to fly it like you stole it!
In this video we look at a couple of different was of controlling your transmitter's volume level using OpenTX. The most common way to do this is using a rotary pot, to give a nice linear control of the volume level from off to full power. This can be set up as a global function, which will work with any model on the transmitter. Or it can be set up per model, with a special function. I show how to do both.
This video also looks at how to add volume control on transmitters without pots, such as the Team BlackSheep (TBS) Tango 2. I had a question on how to do this in the comments of another video. I show a simple method using a 3 position switch (100% - 50% - OFF), which can be used both globally or per model. I also show a method where you can control the volume levels for each switch position. But this has to be set up per model.
Contents
00:00 Introduction
01:34 Setting up a pot, per model, to control volume
02:40 Setting up a global pot to control volume
04:01 Setting up a switch to control volume (Tango 2 compatible)
06:02 Setting up an advanced switch to control volume at levels that you set (Tango 2 compatible)
10:08 Conclusion
Equipment in this video
FrSky Horus X10S Express bit.ly/MrD_3l7b8K5
If you found the video useful, I'd appreciate a thumbs up. If you would like to get more videos when they become available, please subscribe and click the notifications bell icon. If there are links above, they may be affiliate links. If you click them, it will help me and my channel at no additional cost to you.
There are more tutorials on my web site at https://www.MrD-RC.com. You can also join like-minded people at the Fixed Wing RC Rebels group on Facebook. Also, if you found my videos useful, and would like to leave me a little tip, you could always buy me a Coffee at mrd-rc.com/go/ko-fi
Thank you for your time, and don't forget to fly it like you stole it!
