Some questions about DR switches and mixers

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sbstnp
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05 Nov 2012 17:33 - 05 Nov 2012 17:34 #2701 by sbstnp

Some questions about DR switches and mixers was created by sbstnp

This is just a cosmetic matter.

Current implementation for Devo 10 is treating position zero for DR switches as High Rates.

Is there a reasoning behind it? Suvsuv?

Or can we treat them equally and just differentiate like in the official firmware as Pos0, Pos1, Pos2?

I'm asking this because I treat them exactly the opposite way, with position zero being the lowest rates then progressively upping the values.

Devo 10 + 4in1
~~Spektrum Dx9~~
FrSky Taranis + TBS Crossfire

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05 Nov 2012 17:59 #2703 by PhracturedBlue

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It needs to match how the Devo8 is done so that models can be shared between the firmwares. I don't have a Tx in front of me, but in the end, this will be the deciding factor.

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05 Nov 2012 18:27 #2704 by suvsuv

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sbstnp wrote: This is just a cosmetic matter.

Current implementation for Devo 10 is treating position zero for DR switches as High Rates.

Is there a reasoning behind it? Suvsuv?

Or can we treat them equally and just differentiate like in the official firmware as Pos0, Pos1, Pos2?

I'm asking this because I treat them exactly the opposite way, with position zero being the lowest rates then progressively upping the values.

I agree with you.
PB, please give me a go or no-go signal once you check out your real devo10

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06 Nov 2012 16:39 #2735 by PhracturedBlue

Replied by PhracturedBlue on topic Some questions about DR switches and mixers

I don't see any way to do this without breaking backwards compatibility. So for now, it'll stay as it is.

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