RX Receiver should be enabled to prioritize EX Sensor signals

Today there are different sensor types in the market. Each sensor wants to sent all of its valuable inforrmations back to the user. Unfortunately the telemetrie channel is limited. So as a result i.e. one German sensor manifacture gives the user the oppertunity to select the sensor channels to minimize the payload on the telemerie channel with the goal to keep the system reactive. But again alot of other companies don't support that.

So my request to Jeti is:
1. The user can select which sensor signal should be transmitted from the RX (only from what is seen by the RX)
2. The user can determan how often in a second a sensor signal should be transmitted from the RX
3. The configuration menu should display an estimated telemetrie channel load

Regards
Andre

Hello Andre ,
This would certainly be a very valuable help that many users would like to use if it were implemented in the transmitter. Whether Jeti will ever include this ? Let's see. Maybe in version 5.06...... bend down and away :lol: :whistle:

LG Achim

I would also highly appreciate that! Most sensors transmit way more information than needed for the individual person. Would be great if it was posssible to select which values to send to the TX as most telemetry sensors just transfer everything they got at whatever cost. Not too nice, if you would like to see your vario signals transmitted at highest possible priority...

100% agree.... if i only think of i.e. MTAG sensor transmitting several hundred times per flight the battery id and other 'static' information. priority or even better frequency per parameter would be really great!

Ciao
Michael

Hi,

for me the following question:

the enabling to priori titze sensors must be done in the sensor (sensor protokoll) or in the TX ? I think it must be in the EX-Bus of the sensor and not in RX/TX ? Or am I wrong.

Jeti has some sensors where they implement this feature in their EX-Bus, where you can make such a selection.

Regards
PW

Hallo ,

See here