Hi Ross,

as far as I have seen it, this is a completely new and flexible concept in the BAT60. You can configure nearly everything. The look n feel is more likely than using a software on a computer or tablet. You can for example add a mixer or a phase by clickin on a "+" type button and remove one when clicking on "-" ...

You must know that there is a "complete" LINUX running on the specific board in the BAT60, and the touchdisplay is connected to that LINUX Board as a computer screen, so to say. This explains why the possibilities are nearly endless. There is a webserver running; that is why you can use an external browser with multiple tabs for configuring the BAT60 from a PC/Tablet etc... as good as the internal customized browser which you use to operate the BAT60 with its touchscreen.

When you boot it, you first see the TUX and some kernel messages, then you get the BAT60 splash screen with load indicator progess bar. That booting lasts some seconds of course, BUT remote-controlling the model itself is possible in less of a second from power-on :-)

There are so much things to tell about the BAT60, I could write a whole article and even would not cover all aspects.


best regards

Tom

PS: you can have two slave receivers to the one main receiver right now with the BAT60. And the sub-RX will be able to send back basic telemetry info, in addition to the full set of telemetry data send by the main RX...