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Another GVAR
+1/-1, to increment/decrement the GVAR
with each activation.
PAGE12: TELEMETRY
This page groups all the basic telemetry-related
settings.

A1 and A2 are the 2 analog ports available on
D8R receivers. X8R receivers only have A1,
which measures the receiver's power supply.
Range sets the maximum measureable voltage,
i.e. 3.3V / (divider ratio). For example with the
receivers' internal sensor (1:4), this would be
13.2V. For the FBVS-01 sensor with the default
ratio of 1:6, this would be 19.8V. The number
next to "Ax channel" will show the currently
measured value, and can be used to confirm or
correct the Range setting. Offset and custom
units (A, m/s, m, %...) can be used in addition
to help scaling the input to accommodate 3rd-
party analog sensors.
 Blades: Number of blades for the RPM sensor.

Voltage/current: Allows choosing the input for
the power calculation and mAh
count features.
These should match the input you've
connected the corresponding sensors to.

Variometer source: sensor type that is installed
in your model. Limit sets low and high dead
band (no sound), and maximum climb rate.
Following those basic parameters are the
selection lists for the 3 custom telemetry screens
that can be seen by long pressing the PAGE key on
the main views. Each screen can either show
numerical parameters (9 in the main screen area
and 3 in the bottom bar), or 4 bargraphs with
configurable upper/lower limits.
Each field can be one of the various available
parameters, of course the corresponding sensors
and/or hub must be installed in the model:
 Tmr1,2: Both timers

Tx,RX: RSSI of the radio and receiver in D8
mode. In X16 mode, they are both identical and
return the RSSI of the receiver

A1,2: Analog ports on D8 receivers (only A1
available on X8 receivers, with receiver voltage)
 Alt: Barometric altitude sensor

Rpm: Engine speed, number of blades is
adjusted in the settings above

Fuel: Fuel level