Official Lua applications for DC/DS transmitters. Applications should be located in the Apps folder of the internal SD card.
Note: The applications in this repository are compatible with the firmware version 4.22 of JETI DC/DS transmitters. Older versions are not supported.
Complete Lua API description can be found here: JETI lua API v1.5
Based on Lua 5.3.1:
The transmitter runs at this configuration:
| DC/DS-16, DC/DS-14 | DC/DS-24 | |
|---|---|---|
| MCU: | STM32F405 @ 168MHz | STM32F439 @ 168MHz |
| External memory: | None | 8MB (1MB reserved for framebuffer and system resources) |
| SD card support: | Up to 32GB micro SDHC | Up to 32GB micro SDHC |
| Audio playback: | WAV (8kHz, 11kHz, 16kHz, 22.05kHz, 32kHz, 44.1kHz; Mono/Stereo) | MP3 (44.1kHz, 32kHz), WAV (8kHz, 11kHz, 16kHz, 22.05kHz, 32kHz, 44.1kHz; Mono/Stereo) |
| Vibration support: | None | Left and right gimbal |
- Automatic Trainer Switch - Switch between teacher and student automatically.
- Artificial Horizon - Displays an artificial horizon on the transmitter main screen. This app is useful in connection with Assist receivers.
- Battery Monitor - A display telemetry widget that shows voltages of up to 6 LiPo cells (measured by MULi6S).
- Battery Voltage - A simplified telemetry widget that shows voltages of up to 6 LiPo cells (measured by MULi6S). It doesn't offer balancing information nor approx. discharged percentage.
- DC-24 Presentation - An application that can be run on Desktop and gives the user some basic features of the transmitter.
- Demos - List of all demos included in the official API documentation. Each application demonstrates several API functions.
- Discharged Flightpack (by Peter Vogel) - Warns if a discharged flight pack is installed and announces the name of the model using an audio file of the user's choice.
- Preflight Check - Use this application as a preflight checklist, so that you will never forget any step necessary before flight.
- Sensor Chart - A display telemetry widget that can display any telemetry variable into a chart.
- Source Dumper - The app dumps compiled Lua chunks to files without debugging information (stripped down). Useful to shrink the app, reduce memory consumption, improve start-up time and prevent memory issues.
- Throttle Detent (by Peter Vogel) - This app engages the stick vibration and emits a beep when the throttle stick is positioned within a few percent of a user-specified position.
There are two possible ways of installing the apps to your transmitter. If you prefer ready-made application packs, the first option is for you. It is also a recommended procedure if you want to run the Lua applications on DC/DS-16/14. The second option is available for expert users and developers and allows you to modify the Lua application code right inside your transmitter.
We have prepared a set of compiled applications packed in a ZIP archive. The compilation process reduces memory requirements of the apps, and we recommend running this pack on DC/DS-16 and DC/DS-14.
- Connect the transmitter to your PC and establish a link via USB (the transmitter is registered as a mass-storage device).
- Download the latest release of compiled apps from this repository: Release-Compiled.zip.
- Unzip all files to your transmitter into the Apps folder.
- Disconnect the transmitter and locate its menu Applications - User Applications.
- Select the application you want and activate it.
Using this procedure you will install the Lua application source files to your transmitter:
- Connect the transmitter to your PC and establish a link via USB (the transmitter is registered as a mass-storage device).
- Open one of the folders from above (for example, if you want to install Battery Monitor, open the Battery Monitor folder here on Github).
- Copy all files from the selected folder into the Apps folder of your transmitter.
- Disconnect the transmitter and locate its menu Applications - User Applications.
- Select the application you want and activate it.
Notes:
- The file extension of compiled apps is set to *.LC which differenciates them from source-code based apps with *.LUA extension. Please note that even if the application names are the same, the resulting apps are considered different to each other.
- The compilation can be done using the [Lua Src Dumper](Src Dumper) application installed in DC-24 Emulator. The emulator is an integral part of the JETI Studio software.