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Futaba 7PXR with R334SBS-EWhat's your transmitter setup? SR515 is 5-channel Spektrum DSMR & 2.4Ghz
The receiver came with the transmitter…Damn, spend $700 MSRP for a Tx and only have 4-chan capability on the Rx...
Does the R617FS work?
I'm not certain if that one will work with the 7PXR but it wouldn't solve his problem in this case as the sensors get connected to the S.BUS port and not to normal control channels.Damn, spend $700 MSRP for a Tx and only have 4-chan capability on the Rx...
Does the R617FS work?
i didnt know that .. good info !+1
Futaba telem sensors require S-Bussing throughput on their Rx's. Specific ports. Sometimes the sensors can be dasiy chained. Motor RPM, temps, gps, Etc. Not sure how Futaba 7PX does that. Those Rx' are costly.
Yeah, they're not cheap. Fortunately he already has one In this specific case, all he needs is a Y-harness to connect the two sensors to the S.BUS port. The rest is just configuration on the transmitter.+1
Futaba telem sensors require S-Bussing throughput on their Rx's. Specific ports. Sometimes the sensors can be dasiy chained. Motor RPM, temps, gps, Etc. Not sure how Futaba 7PX does that. Those Rx' are costly.
so you can daisy chain sensors ? im guessing thats for sensors that share the same task , IE temp can be piggybacked , and proxy can be piggybacked , but not say a temp spliced into a prox ?Yeah, they're not cheap. Fortunately he already has one In this specific case, all he needs is a Y-harness to connect the two sensors to the S.BUS port. The rest is just configuration on the transmitter.
That 7Px is a nice radio I am sure.Yeah, they're not cheap. Fortunately he already has one In this specific case, all he needs is a Y-harness to connect the two sensors to the S.BUS port. The rest is just configuration on the transmitter.
No, you can't daisy chain them. They have a single plug that gets plugged into the S.BUS2 port. The receiver only has a single S.BUS2 port but it can be expanded with the use of S.BUS hubs which are just parallel splitters. I think S.BUS is capable of sending up to 32 data sets which is way more than you'll ever need. You can display a max of five at once on the home screen of the 7PXR/10PX so there's really no point in hooking up more than that.so you can daisy chain sensors ? im guessing thats for sensors that share the same task , IE temp can be piggybacked , and proxy can be piggybacked , but not say a temp spliced into a prox ?
Do you know how to get the esc temp on the futaba working?I can help. I use Futaba Tx/Rx combinations with sensors, both Castle Creations Telemetry and Futaba sensors. The sensors don't plug into the normal PWM channels 1-4, they go in the S.BUS2 port. What you need is an S.BUS hub. Since you're just hooking up two devices, you can just use a Y-harness (the hubs are just glorified splitters). If you need help setting them up, let me know. I'll be happy to share what I've learned along the way.
I'm not certain if that one will work with the 7PXR but it wouldn't solve his problem in this case as the sensors get connected to the S.BUS port and not to normal control channels.
Which sensor are you using? The Futaba SBS01TE?Do you know how to get the esc temp on the futaba working?
Unfortunately not. While the Castle Futaba telemetry link provides ESC temp readouts, the XLX2 is one where it does not work (the temp is all wrong and there's no indication that it will be fixed anytime soon...though they say they are working on it). If you want to monitor your ESC temp, you'd need a second SBS01TE but I don't think it's really worth the expense on the XLX2. It runs cooler than most other ESCs and you really have to work hard if you want to push it into thermal shutdown (not saying it can't be done, but it does take some effort). Monitoring your motor temps should be sufficient as it's going to hit thermal limits before the ESC does.Im planning on using that sensor to monitor the motor temp but can I monitor the esc XLX2 without a sensor?
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