Spirit System

Hi,

Just asking this in here, probably not a Spirit issue at all, just checking? Maybe related to OpenTX v2.3.5, on a Taranis X9D+ with a Hobbywing 200A ESC and Spirit Pro. Suddenly I see random very high numbers in Telemetry, such as for ESC Temp max and RPM min (looks like Int32 Max to me).

Any suggestions where to look?

Cheers!

Hi,

are you able to downgrade OpenTX firmware and compare the results?

I have these also - but in my case for Fuel +, which I was using to see maximum vibes

This is with OpenTx 2.3.5, the latest V2.0.1 ACCST firmware using micro Spirit with HW integration and OpenTx integration (2.7.1 version). I foolishly changed the ACCST firmware, Changed the OpenTx firmware and added Fuel+ to my telemetry screen all on the same day so I don't know which one introduced the problem

ZeXx86 wrote:Hi,

are you able to downgrade OpenTX firmware and compare the results?

Thanks, yes, I think I will do this. It is looking like an ACCST D16 2.0.1 firmware issue.

Mikej wrote:I have these also - but in my case for Fuel +, which I was using to see maximum vibes

This is with OpenTx 2.3.5, the latest V2.0.1 ACCST firmware using micro Spirit with HW integration and OpenTx integration (2.7.1 version). I foolishly changed the ACCST firmware, Changed the OpenTx firmware and added Fuel+ to my telemetry screen all on the same day so I don't know which one introduced the problem

Yep, that's what I am seeing exactly, I will go back to v1 ACCST D16 firmware I think.

I've rolled back to the latest v1 ACCST firmware on my tx and rxs and so far it has not happened again, thanks (although still running OpenTX v2.3.5)

Thanks for updating on this - I've only seen it on Fuel+, but I also get a lot of "Sensor Lost" warnings with the V2.0.1, and Fuel+ will keep the weird value as it is a maximum field whereas the other sensors will get overwritten.

Mikej wrote:Thanks for updating on this - I've only seen it on Fuel+, but I also get a lot of "Sensor Lost" warnings with the V2.0.1, and Fuel+ will keep the weird value as it is a maximum field whereas the other sensors will get overwritten.

No worries I was midly worried when I got an ESC Temp warning 12 seconds into a flight and I glanced down and saw the ESC temp was around 62 million degrees C lol

ferdey wrote:

Mikej wrote:Thanks for updating on this - I've only seen it on Fuel+, but I also get a lot of "Sensor Lost" warnings with the V2.0.1, and Fuel+ will keep the weird value as it is a maximum field whereas the other sensors will get overwritten.

No worries I was midly worried when I got an ESC Temp warning 12 seconds into a flight and I glanced down and saw the ESC temp was around 62 million degrees C lol

Do you think that I need to worry about my 83,932,936% vibes - bad blade tracking perhaps??