One of the great things about the Taranis is being able to apply sounds to any physical or logical switch. Assigning Sounds to Switches: A Clever Alternative

The descriptions are grouped in collections such as aero, equipment, soaring, and heli to make finding the sound you want easier. In addition to the wav files, there are text files which describe each file. Unzipping the file creates a complete sound folder. The link is in the first post of the Transmitter Sound Packs discussion thread. The full set of Amber sounds are available as a download from RC Groups. FrSky now installs a subset of the Amber sounds on the SD card supplied with the Taranis (the fun sounds are missing). There were relatively few sounds on the early SD card, and the quality was not that great. Why not have fun with those unused switches, and have them speak entertaining sayings?Įarly Taranis A and B SD cards did not have the Amber sounds.

The Taranis has so many switches, and many are normally unused. Some of my favorites are: “If you flick that switch one more time…”, “Mmm, I’ll let you flick that switch again”, and “User error. On the lighter side are the many “fun” sounds. You can announce changes in telemetry values such as “altitude 100 meters”, or “battery consumption 1000 milliamps”, and you can set alerts based on telemetry values such as “battery low” or “battery critical”. So what can you do with all those sounds? You can have Amber speak the action that results from flipping a switch such as “aileron hi”, “flaps down”, “gear up”, “throttle disabled”, “flight mode 2”, “bombs away”, “instructors plane”. It would be very hard to ignore an alert when Amber speaks it. It is also the most sultry voice you may ever hear. Amber’s voice is exceptionally clear and distinct. Thanks to theKM and his wife Amber, Taranis users have access to over 450 professional quality English language sound files for use on their transmitters. In addition we recommend that you complete the General Radio Settings class before moving on to this class.įor a copy of this lesson, click Taranis SD Card Addendum.Read the Taranis Quick Start Guide and understand basic menu navigation.Have OpenTX version 2.0.x flashed to your transmitter.

We’ll also show you how to fix a corrupted SD card. The goal for this lesson is to develop an understanding of the additional functionality that can be added to the Taranis through additions to the SD card. This course will cover that additional functionality, and review the differences in the SD card as it comes on the Taranis A & B models, and the way it comes on the Taranis Plus. There are additional folders that can be added to the SD card to increase the Taranis’ functionality. In the General Radio Settings class we reviewed the folders on the Taranis’ SD card. Taranis SD Card Addendum Your Instructor: Roger McClurg (maguro on RC Groups) Introduction

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