# mahRe2
-- License https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html
-- OpenTX Lua script
-- TELEMETRY
-- File Locations On The Transmitter's SD Card
/SCRIPTS/WIDGETS/ -- This script file
/SCRIPTS/WIDGETS/mahRe2/sounds/ -- Sound files
-- Works On OpenTX Companion Version: 2.2
-- Works With Sensor: FrSky FAS40S, FCS-150A, FAS100, FLVS Voltage Sensors
-- Author: RCdiy
-- Web: http://RCdiy.ca
-- Date: 2016 June 28
-- Update: 2017 March 27
-- Reauthored: Dean Church -- Date: 2017 March 25 -- Thanks: TrueBuild (ideas)
-- Update: 2019 November 21 by daveEccleston (Handles sensors returning a table of cell voltages)
-- Update: 2022 December 1 by David Morrison (Converted to OpenTX Widget for Horus and TX16S radios)
Choose between using consumption sensor or voltage sensor to calculate
Reads an OpenTX global variable to determine battery capacity in mAh
Global Variable | Use |
---|---|
GV6 | Number of Cells In Lipo |
GV7 | Lipo Capacity / 100 |
GV8 | Write remaining mAh (off by default) |
GV9 | Write remaining bat percentage (off by default) |
If using a current sensor to calculate mAh used then an additional sensor will need to be created to add the values collected from the Curr sensor. Create a sensor with the following settings: | Field | Value |
---|---|---|
Name | mAh | |
Type | Calculated | |
Formula | Consumption | |
Sensor | Curr |
Variable | Use |
---|---|
VoltageSenor | The name of the voltage sensor in the model configuration |
mAhSensor | The name of the mAh sensor in the model configuration |
CurrentSensor | The name of the Current sensor in the model configuration |
CapacityReservePercent | The battery capacity reserve, set to 0 to disable |
SwReset | The switch assigned to reset all values back to defaults |
CellFullVoltage | The value of individual cell voltage when the pack is considered full (default is 4.0v) |
VoltageDelta | The delta value used to alert when cells are too far out of sync |
soundDirPath | The path to the directory where the sound files are located |
AnnouncePercentRemaining | Play the percent remaining every 10 percent |
SillyStuff | Play some silly/fun sounds |