I so needed this. Thank you. Mine did not power up from either the battery or the computer and making sure I had everything connected as you did helped me out.
Since no one seems to have answered, Telem Ratio is how often ELRS sends telemetry updates to the radio. You can have your radio tell you to land when the voltage matches a condition you setup. There are a couple of videos on how to do that. It's useful if you lose your OSD for some reason. I tend to use 1:64 or 1:32, which means 1 packet in every 64 packets will be a telemetry packet, or on 32, 1 in every 32 packets, etc. Most people don't need any more than 1:64 or 1:32. If you are getting Telemetry Lost errors, you can try a lower value, but I sometimes fly out to half a km and don't have issues on 1:64. Secondly, when running ELRS, I use the maximum power available, but switch on dynamic. Most of the time you don't need to output at 500mW or 1W. Dynamic. as I understand it, monitors LQ and RSSI and adjusts power output to achieve the best signal quality. So if you are flying in a big open field and fly 2km away, it may never use any more than 25mW. But if you flew behind several big concrete buildings and the LQ dropped out it would adjust the power to keep the link up. There is a way to monitor and log it on the radio and many people have said when you are flying complex environments like bando's, the power output might jump up to the max you set for a second to keep the LQ from dropping out. I run my radio at max power for that reason, but it doesn't output max power constantly in dynamic mode, only when it needs it.
Hi mate, great video!!! A quick question... have you experienced any power issues on the AION module connected via the default bay adapter of the v1 tlite?
I run on 100mW power output and it does drain the battery much faster than using the internal RF such as Frsky, but not so much that it impacts a 3 pack flight session. When I do go out for longer sessions, I plug in a USB C power bank to the controller and basically never run out of power. I would run out of flight packs before the controller dies. It does make it cumbersome to lug around, but if I had to go retrieve a downed drone, I unplug the USB C and it continues to run off the internal battery fine. Hope that helps!
@@nxp200 Sounds great! I am waiting for my AION module too. I have a high quality Panasonic 18650 battery (that should help with high power draw of the module). Keep making videos I just subscribed. Check my channel too if you wish. Cheers!!!
I have the V1 and the V2 t-lite. The V2 can handle 500mw. If your try to set 500mw on the V1 the radio powers off and boot loops until you remove the module. My V1 will do 250mw but it makes me very nervous. I'm using a molicel p26a
Hi have just updated my jumper from 2.5.0 to 3.0.0 I did it via wifi, it says success but the screen on the jumper no longer powers up.Would you have any ideas? your help is much appreciated.
Hmm. I haven't run into that issue before. I would try to flash it via USB and see what happens. Otherwise, reach out to the supplier and see what they can do. Sorry couldn't be more help on this. Good luck!
Not than I'm aware of. Would be great if there was!! I suppose there should be replacement internal modules for the T-Lite ELRS version, so hopefully it's out there and is easy to just plug and play.. time for me to research 😁
Hmm.. looks like there isn't any available. I think the reason might be due to the internal power regulator for the original T-Lite is not the same as the newer T-Lite ELRS version.
Great video man very helpful. I was wondering about the blue lanyard ring you have on the radio, how would I go about getting my radio to have one like that? It's exactly what I have been looking for, looks like it replaces the light.
I have another video I'm editing right now which I show how to install this (and fix other things along the way as well). It's a 3D printed part and yes, it replaces the light. Thanks for the kind words and question! 👍
Hi. Sorry, I don't have a tbs tango to test and my other radios don't have the same module bay. Searching around the internet it doesn't seem like many have tried or tested. I found a video of someone installing it onto a FlySky FS-i6X, but it looked very complicated, ie, it wasn't a straight plug and play.
I see jumper AION requires voltage 5-8V, but jumper t-lite only has 1 battery (4V). Can the module working properly with only using 1 battery (under voltage) on 500mw?
Oh right. I didn't know it was rated for 5 to 8v. I have been using it for months now on 500mw without issues. I've reduced it to 250mw because it gets a little warm to the touch on 500 and noticed I have to charge the battery more often. When the battery gets low, about 3.4 or 3.5v, the module intermittently cuts off and I've had failsafes (nearby). But that's after using it for 4 to 8 packs per day over about 4 or 5 days and being lazy to charge the controller.
Jumper T Pro v2 solved the underpowered module at 500mw or higher by redesigning the case to hold 2 18650 batteries in the handles of the controller, which are hooked up in series.
Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean, but f you have installed the AION to the T-Lite controller, in the model settings you'll then need to set External RF mode to "CRSF". When the model is selected on the controller, the AION external module should power up. If you select a different model that does not have External RF turned on, the AION will not be powered. I hope that makes sense and helps in some way.
hey man, after watching ur vid, i couldn't find the USB serial device, but rather the USB modem for some reasons, and I didn't see it on urs. can you show how to find that on mac
I've just checked it again on mine and all I can see is the manual serial device selection named "/dev/tty.usbserial-0001 Silicon Labs", same as in my video. If yours does not show up, perhaps try another USB cable with an OTG adapter. Also try switching the ends of the cable around, I've noticed that makes a difference to get mine working sometimes (not sure why). If those steps don't work, try flashing it using the WiFi method. There are tutorials out there already, but if you can't find an easy to follow one, let me know and I'll try to record one for you and others out there who are having trouble. Hope that helps!
@@nxp200 hey thanks man, but ive tried literally everything and downloaded the silicon labs driver for mac but I cant find the port so maybe can you do a wifi method? and also when i first did this, it asked my to download a app called platformio and i stopped it is that the reason why?
@@nxp200 ok ive got it working, it turns out it was a macdriver to USB issue, and I downloaded a ch34xvc driver as instructed on the discord and I've got it working, but thank you for the second part I found it to be very useful
Ok great! I was literally typing an answer response but I'm glad you got it working. I didn't have to install any drivers for my Mac to work, so good to know if it doesn't for others to try that out of having trouble. My Mac is an M1 processor, not sure if that's the difference 🤷🏻♂️
I was struggling with it for hours, thank you for the Video. Im using the Jumper T-pro V2 4in1 with the Elrs module and it worked.
I so needed this. Thank you. Mine did not power up from either the battery or the computer and making sure I had everything connected as you did helped me out.
Since no one seems to have answered, Telem Ratio is how often ELRS sends telemetry updates to the radio. You can have your radio tell you to land when the voltage matches a condition you setup. There are a couple of videos on how to do that. It's useful if you lose your OSD for some reason. I tend to use 1:64 or 1:32, which means 1 packet in every 64 packets will be a telemetry packet, or on 32, 1 in every 32 packets, etc. Most people don't need any more than 1:64 or 1:32. If you are getting Telemetry Lost errors, you can try a lower value, but I sometimes fly out to half a km and don't have issues on 1:64.
Secondly, when running ELRS, I use the maximum power available, but switch on dynamic. Most of the time you don't need to output at 500mW or 1W. Dynamic. as I understand it, monitors LQ and RSSI and adjusts power output to achieve the best signal quality. So if you are flying in a big open field and fly 2km away, it may never use any more than 25mW. But if you flew behind several big concrete buildings and the LQ dropped out it would adjust the power to keep the link up. There is a way to monitor and log it on the radio and many people have said when you are flying complex environments like bando's, the power output might jump up to the max you set for a second to keep the LQ from dropping out. I run my radio at max power for that reason, but it doesn't output max power constantly in dynamic mode, only when it needs it.
Gracias por el video, pense que me había llegado fallado el modulo ELRS
Thanks man, I just got that module and wasn't sure if I needed to buy anything extra to hook it up
Good video tutorial. Most appreciated. Happy Holidays and level wings.
Thanks! Glad you found it useful. 👍 Happy holidays to you too!
Best video. So clear! Thanks a lot
Thanks! Well.. not so clear in some parts of the video - out of focus etc haha. I'll try better next time 👍 Cheers!
Thank you for this tutorial.
Great video very helpful for me thanks, got youself a subscriber. lol
Hi mate, great video!!! A quick question... have you experienced any power issues on the AION module connected via the default bay adapter of the v1 tlite?
I run on 100mW power output and it does drain the battery much faster than using the internal RF such as Frsky, but not so much that it impacts a 3 pack flight session. When I do go out for longer sessions, I plug in a USB C power bank to the controller and basically never run out of power. I would run out of flight packs before the controller dies. It does make it cumbersome to lug around, but if I had to go retrieve a downed drone, I unplug the USB C and it continues to run off the internal battery fine. Hope that helps!
@@nxp200 Sounds great! I am waiting for my AION module too. I have a high quality Panasonic 18650 battery (that should help with high power draw of the module). Keep making videos I just subscribed. Check my channel too if you wish. Cheers!!!
Thanks! I'll keep making videos when I can squeeze it into my busy life haha. I just subbed back! Cheers 👍
I have the V1 and the V2 t-lite. The V2 can handle 500mw. If your try to set 500mw on the V1 the radio powers off and boot loops until you remove the module. My V1 will do 250mw but it makes me very nervous. I'm using a molicel p26a
really help me thank you
your radio jumper T-Lite v1 or v2 ???
T-lite v1 output voltage be matched with the module ???
It's the T-Lite V1. Unsure about the output voltage to the module, sorry.
Can you tell me if this module does output bluetooth telemetry? I can't figure it out.
@@gabrielthecolorblindsoul6994 sorry, I haven't tried that yet. If I get it working, I'll make a video about it
What sort of range are you getting with this? Would be nice to use my tlite with my larger 915mhz builds instead of lugging the tx16s around haha
I haven't done any range testing and it's a bit difficult where I live, so I can't really say.. sorry
Thank you so much !!
You're welcome!
I only get the option to flash, no build and no build and flash. It also just doesnt work at all
Hi have just updated my jumper from 2.5.0 to 3.0.0 I did it via wifi, it says success but the screen on the jumper no longer powers up.Would you have any ideas? your help is much appreciated.
Hmm. I haven't run into that issue before. I would try to flash it via USB and see what happens. Otherwise, reach out to the supplier and see what they can do. Sorry couldn't be more help on this. Good luck!
Is there a internal ELRS module for the T-lite that can replace the internal module the T-lite shipped with?
Not than I'm aware of. Would be great if there was!! I suppose there should be replacement internal modules for the T-Lite ELRS version, so hopefully it's out there and is easy to just plug and play.. time for me to research 😁
Hmm.. looks like there isn't any available. I think the reason might be due to the internal power regulator for the original T-Lite is not the same as the newer T-Lite ELRS version.
Great video man very helpful. I was wondering about the blue lanyard ring you have on the radio, how would I go about getting my radio to have one like that? It's exactly what I have been looking for, looks like it replaces the light.
I have another video I'm editing right now which I show how to install this (and fix other things along the way as well). It's a 3D printed part and yes, it replaces the light. Thanks for the kind words and question! 👍
Awesome thanks for the reply, can't wait to see the video
Just uploaded the video. Fast tracked the edit for you 😉 hope it helps! 3D model STL will be uploaded soon.
Does it work for tbs tango 2 pro? Is it compatible any module bay add on? 🍻
Hi. Sorry, I don't have a tbs tango to test and my other radios don't have the same module bay. Searching around the internet it doesn't seem like many have tried or tested. I found a video of someone installing it onto a FlySky FS-i6X, but it looked very complicated, ie, it wasn't a straight plug and play.
Pretty sure it fits on to the adaptor for the tango 2. I’ll check for you tomorrow and reply here
@@timeanspace nice
@@vannzfpv yep, fits the tango 2 module bay no problem and works fine. Hope that helps
I see jumper AION requires voltage 5-8V, but jumper t-lite only has 1 battery (4V). Can the module working properly with only using 1 battery (under voltage) on 500mw?
Oh right. I didn't know it was rated for 5 to 8v. I have been using it for months now on 500mw without issues. I've reduced it to 250mw because it gets a little warm to the touch on 500 and noticed I have to charge the battery more often. When the battery gets low, about 3.4 or 3.5v, the module intermittently cuts off and I've had failsafes (nearby). But that's after using it for 4 to 8 packs per day over about 4 or 5 days and being lazy to charge the controller.
Thanks..very clear explanation👍
Jumper T Pro v2 solved the underpowered module at 500mw or higher by redesigning the case to hold 2 18650 batteries in the handles of the controller, which are hooked up in series.
I try to connect aion tx to adafter jumper t lite but aion tx not on. How to modify port on adafter jumper t lite for aion tx match?
Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean, but f you have installed the AION to the T-Lite controller, in the model settings you'll then need to set External RF mode to "CRSF". When the model is selected on the controller, the AION external module should power up. If you select a different model that does not have External RF turned on, the AION will not be powered. I hope that makes sense and helps in some way.
@@nxp200 thanks
Can l add module to jumper t lite v1?
If I can add myodule, how can I add it?
Please help me!!!
This video is the installation of the module for the Jumper T-Lite V1. You can add it by following the video. Hope it helps! 👍
I think I messed something up!!! Mine keeps rebooting! I can’t get it to turn on! Please help me
Sorry. I haven't encountered that issue before. What's the battery voltage? Is it fully charged?
but on the screen it shows me "no handset" could someone explain why this happens
Is the controller battery charged? Sometimes that happens to mine if the battery gets low
hey man, after watching ur vid, i couldn't find the USB serial device, but rather the USB modem for some reasons, and I didn't see it on urs. can you show how to find that on mac
I'll check when I get some time at my workbench
I've just checked it again on mine and all I can see is the manual serial device selection named "/dev/tty.usbserial-0001 Silicon Labs", same as in my video. If yours does not show up, perhaps try another USB cable with an OTG adapter. Also try switching the ends of the cable around, I've noticed that makes a difference to get mine working sometimes (not sure why). If those steps don't work, try flashing it using the WiFi method. There are tutorials out there already, but if you can't find an easy to follow one, let me know and I'll try to record one for you and others out there who are having trouble. Hope that helps!
@@nxp200 hey thanks man, but ive tried literally everything and downloaded the silicon labs driver for mac but I cant find the port so maybe can you do a wifi method? and also when i first did this, it asked my to download a app called platformio and i stopped it is that the reason why?
@@nxp200 ok ive got it working, it turns out it was a macdriver to USB issue, and I downloaded a ch34xvc driver as instructed on the discord and I've got it working, but thank you for the second part I found it to be very useful
Ok great! I was literally typing an answer response but I'm glad you got it working. I didn't have to install any drivers for my Mac to work, so good to know if it doesn't for others to try that out of having trouble. My Mac is an M1 processor, not sure if that's the difference 🤷🏻♂️