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While the Head Tracker tested and works nicely with recent FrSky radios that have PARA wireless trainer built-in, there have been several cases recently people can't connect Head Tracker to their modified Radiomaster TX16S.
The modification involves installing a bluetooth module inside the radio.
Apparently, there are different bluetooth modules on the market that look almost the same and only one of them (most expensive, of course) shall actually work, w/o need for flashing any firmware on it.
I can not verify this claim myself, due to lack of hardware, but according to one gentleman in discussion of the issue in Cliff's Head Tracker, the module with "PARA" in name and price tag of ~$30 actually works. This is what he has to say:
Take a look at the WRONG module, that shall not work with this Head Tracker, so DO NOT buy it!
Worth to mention, Cliff's Head Tracker does work with $10 bluetooth module, so if you already soldered the wrong module to your radio, your best bet would be use that head tracker firmware.
I have no plans to implement support for $10 bluetooth module in this project, at least not myself.
But feel free to contributes code that works with that module, make a PR and we take it from there.
The options you have with radios w/o built-in PARA wireless trainer:
PPM, wired connection;Arduino Nano 33 BLEon the radio side as a helper module (from Cliff's project), HT will connect to it wirelessly (same protocol) and helper module will connect to your radio via SBUS or PPM;proper PARA moduleinstalled in your radio;ESP32 boardin your radio and flash BTWifiModule firmware on it.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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