For example:
CH6
V
ID2
137
This will say “Flaps second position” when the 3-position switch is full down. For full control of voice
announcements, use a Voice Switch, as explained below.
Voice Switches
Following the 24 Safety Switches (CH1 to 24) are, by default, 8 Voice Switches (VS 25 to 32) that
trigger the playing of a particular voice file and determine the conditions and manner in which it is
played. If more than eight Voice Switches are required, Safety Switches can be converted into Voice
Switches. At the top of the screen the value of ‘Number Voice Sw’ can be adjusted to increase the
default 8 up to a maximum of all 32 switches.
The following picture shows the lower portion of the list, where Safety Switches give way to Voice
Switches.
If the number of voice Switches were increased to, for example, 10, then CH23 and CH24 would
become VS23 and VS24.
In this screen, the first column identifies the Voice Switch number.
The second column may contain any physical or virtual switch such as RUD, ELE, ID0, ID1.....SW1,
SW2, SW3,...etc.
The third column may contain ON,OFF, BOTH, 15 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec, and Varibl.
ON means that when the switch is activated, the item in the fourth column will be announced.
‘BOTH’ is a means of activating both ON and OFF voice switches from the one command line
provided the two voice files are consecutively numbered and are consecutively ON and OFF files.
For example, the command:
VS26 GEA
BOTH 76
means that when the GEA switch is activated the transmitter plays file 76 ‘Gear Up’ and when the
switch is deactivated it plays file 77 ‘Gear Down’.
The fourth column may contain a voice file number, a telemetry value, Timer 1 or Timer 2 value, or
the value of a Global Variable (see page 42).
Telemetry (page 10/13)
It is beyond the scope of this manual to provide a detailed explanation of the details of using any
particular telemetry system, but the following provides an introduction to the basic FrSky approach
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