Lemon Rx Gen 2 Receivers with TextGen Programming - Grayson Hobby

[@john9663]

Great video in lifting the fog around these new receivers.

[@MarkTurkel]

Thanks for including the TX16s... that's great!

[@graysonhobby]

You are welcome! Glad it helped

[@john9663]

Ordered one from you today and will try to put it on a Twisted Hobby CrackYak for stability. Fingers crossed. A little new to this.

[@allenhumphreys2586]

Good video, but it fails to mention that "TextGen" is only available on the latest 2.1 firmware version of gen 2 receivers, receivers I got several weeks ago, don't have this feature at all, several new 2.1 are on the way 😊

[@JosueRamirezBarraza]

do these have safe like spektrum recievers

[@markmiranda5644]

What version of edgetx and the esc script are you using? Im on EdgeTx 2.9.4 with the v1.1 script on a Gen2 7 ch Lemon RX and its not working.

[@DavidHanniganJr]

Analytics!

[@nirlachman007]

How do I know if one Lemon Rx gen 2 has this feature ? Does it have a different part number or something?

[@franciscoarzu8120]

Seems like the model numbers are the same, but check if you are getting the TextGen menu. Seems like the TextGen edition firmware is dated April 2024, so really recent

[@mytubehkjt]

Does it finally have a 6s current sensor?? Or is it still limited to 5s?

[@frederickmak1]

It's there on the website for selling now. See EC5 sensor in Accessories page.

[@johnj7474]

TL is not Telemetry. daxdadog is correct. TL refers to “Throttle Lock” not telemetry. It is a function that alters fail-safe behaviour. There are two user-set fail-safe options set by Throttle Lock (TL = On/Off in the TextGen menu). User-set fail-safe operates as follows if transmitter signal loss is detected by the receiver: 1) If TL is ON, for the first 0.1seconds a series of Throttle OFF commands (-100% on transmitter channel 1) is sent, then all channels go to logic low. That is, no servo pulses are sent. The effect of this is to force the ESC to zero instantly, then stop servo pulses. This is because a few ESCs will run the motor briefly when signal is lost if the last known throttle channel value isn’t -100%. On a normal electric model the motor stops instantly and the control surfaces will stay where they were when signal was lost while the receiver rapidly looks for a valid signal. If found, full control is restored. After 2 seconds, if user-set fail-safe is set, then the receiver will output user-set channel values to all the connected servos/ESC indefinitely until a radio signal is found. 2) If TL is OFF, for the first 0.1seconds then all channels go to logic low. That is, no servo pulses are sent. In almost all cases on a normal electric model the motor stops (as the ESC detects a loss of control pulses) and the control surfaces will stay where they were when signal was lost while the receiver rapidly looks for a valid signal. If found, full control is restored. After 2 seconds, if user-set fail-safe is set then the receiver will output all user-set channel values to the connected servos/ESC indefinitely until a radio signal is found. This option is for people like the glider guys who use channel 1 as a flight surface control and a sudden excursion to -100% could be fatal. If user-set fail-safe is not set then the receiver will in all cases output no pulses until the signal is restored. John

[@KAJBS]

Will this work with my DX9 ?

[@frederickmak1]

Absolutely! Update your DX9 with the latest Spekturm firmware for TEXTGEN Feature.

[@daxdadog]

I don't believe that the "TL" means telemetry on. I think it stands for Throttle lock.

[@FlyingBuzzard]

You guys still in business ? LOL