Monochrome Remote Controller Display Function
Display Types
The Display screen is where the telemetry screen is configured, which appears when the [Tele] button is pressed from the main screen.
You can configure up to four telemetry screens. For each screen, you can choose one of the following display types:
1. Numeric Type
Nums (Numeric) - The Numeric type displays the values of selected telemetry sensors or other configured objects. The screen will be divided into two columns and four rows - each cell can display data from different sensors or objects.
On the display screen, the top bar will show the model name, radio battery voltage, and time, in addition to the configured cells. If Timer1 is configured in the model, it will replace the model name in the top bar.
Numeric display configuration:
Display screen with numbers:
2. Bar Type
Bars - The Bars type displays a bar graph representing the values of selected telemetry sensors or other configured objects. The screen will be divided into four rows - each row can display data from different sensors or objects. For each sensor, you must define the minimum and maximum values for the bar.
On the display screen, the top bar will show the model name, radio battery voltage, and time, in addition to the configured cells. If Timer1 is configured in the model, it will replace the model name in the top bar. Additionally, a 5th bar will be displayed at the bottom showing the RSSI value.
Bar display configuration:
Display screen with bars:
3. Lua Script Type
Script - The Script type executes a configured telemetry Lua script. The telemetry Lua script must be located in the SD card folder: SD Card->Scripts->Telemetry to be configurable.
Script display configuration:
Display screen with fm2m Lua script:
How to Configure Screens
- Scroll to the screen you want to configure, then press the [Enter] button.
- Then scroll to select the screen type you want to use, and press the [Enter] button to select it.
- Depending on the selected screen type, you can configure the telemetry object for each cell by scrolling to the desired object and pressing the [Enter] button to select it.
- After configuring all the required cells, press the [Return] button to exit the configuration menu.
—This article is referenced from the EdgeTX User Manual: https://zkl2333.gitbook.io/edgetx-user-manual/bw-radios/model-select/display**