Wow guys, that looks awesome! Another reason to get the Taranis

(03-Nov-2016, 03:08 PM)tozes Wrote: Looking good
Guess you fixed the issue with calculating the number of cells?

Edit: I'll post your video on post #1 if you don't mind.

Yes, it was exactly what I told you. I had Offset on Vfas but not on Cell. I worked the lap timer thing. It works wonders. I'll try making a video of it Later!

Of course you can post, it's your script!

I am impressed how simple and great lua script.
But this code does not apply to my copter.

The firmware is betaflight.

To fix the problem, I opened your code~

In taranis telemetry parameter, 'Tmp' imply a flight mode, whether armed or disarmed.

But there is no Tmp in your code.

Instead, I found that there are switches parameter sa,se........and sf.

What  do these parameter indicate???? plz reply

The script updates the displayed information based on the switch position rather than telemetry information (except for battery and signal data ofc). So all you need to do is change those parameters so it matches your radio setup.

For example, I use switch D for arm/disarm which translates into this:


If you use for example switch A, just change it like this and should work:

(30-Oct-2016, 06:04 PM)tozes Wrote: Hey, the code and bmp files are now on github: https://github.com/tozes/taranis_telemetry

Let me know if you need some help.

Enjoy

Hi,

Thanks for the great and perfect script.
How can I change the code to show total voltage on the battery indicator instead of showing cell's voltage. 
I think is better that the battery indicator will show full battery / total count since under Rssi is already cell's voltage

Thank you  

You just need to change the data source on line 39:


From the top of my head, I think A2 is the total voltage but you can confirm that in the telemetry config screen on your taranis. Just bear in mind that changing this will probably mess up the layout a bit because you'll now have 4 digits instead of 3. If this happens you can try to adjust the position and font size on line 76.
Btw, Cell- which is what you see under the RSSI-, is not the same as the cell voltage that you see on the left side of the screen. Cell- is the lowest cell voltage recorded since the last reset. This is useful because you can see how much you battery is sagging during flight.

Hi.

Nice work.

The Q X7 doesn't allow some of the lcd commands because of its smaller screen, like lcd.pixMap, so you can't display images.
If you are interested, i did a smaller and adapted version of this without any bmp file.
I had to remove some informations too.

   

Hey, nice job. I thought it would be cool to make a QX7 version of it but don't have one to test so I'm glad you did.
Would be cool to put the scripts together on github, what do you think? I moved the X9D files into it's own dir in case you feel like sending a pull request.

Cheers and welcome to the forum

Id like to set this up eventually on my X7! But I am a complete virgin to lua scripts and opentx

(22-Apr-2017, 10:24 AM)tozes Wrote: Hey, nice job. I thought it would be cool to make a QX7 version of it but don't have one to test so I'm glad you did.
Would be cool to put the scripts together on github, what do you think? I moved the X9D files into it's own dir in case you feel like sending a pull request.

Cheers and welcome to the forum

Just sent the pull request.

thanks for the welcome

(24-Apr-2017, 03:04 PM)nerdboy Wrote: Just sent the pull request.

thanks for the welcome

Merged and thanks a lot for the credits on the header

(23-Apr-2017, 03:02 AM)Drone0fPrey Wrote: Id like to set this up eventually on my X7! But I am a complete virgin to lua scripts and opentx

It's super easy, just get the script from github, configure it to match your switches (lines 35 to 40), upload it to the taranis SD card and pick it in the telemetry config screen

(24-Apr-2017, 09:05 PM)tozes Wrote: Merged and thanks a lot for the credits on the header

You're welcome
I'll pull another request soon, I'm modifying the cell calculation as if I do a hard punch on my setup when the battery is not full, it jumps down one cell...

Hi i used your script as a template for myself.

Use this code snipet for a clock with leading zeroes. I also adjusted the Position a bit.

Here are my changes for correct handling of timer 1 and timer 2.
A lapsed timer will now show correct values and blinks inversed to show up.