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Question about Xtreme Protocol - flyingw - 06-24-2025
Recently I asked many question about SBUS, XJT-D16 and PPM with regards to use with the X10+. This time my question is about Xtreme protocol.
I configure my Futaba 9C transmitter to communicate with an XPS-F1 transmitter module using PPM. I configure my Taranis to communicate with an XPS-J1 transmitter module using XJT-D16. In both cases the receivers communicate with their respective X10+s using Xtreme protocol.
Since both arrangements work perfectly, then I reckon that the Xtreme protocol can adapt to the frame rates and data content of either XJT-D16 or PPM. And, the X10+ PWM output to the servos comes at the same frame rate that the transmitter sends frames to the XPS transmitter module (either XJT-D16 at 18ms or PPM at 22.5ms).
Is this correct? Thanks,
Paul
RE: Question about Xtreme Protocol - XPS - 06-25-2025
Yes, the Xtreme protocol is designed so that any frame rate from from 3ms to 100ms will work correctly. The protocol also works with any number of channels from 1 to 32.
RE: Question about Xtreme Protocol - flyingw - 06-26-2025
(06-25-2025, 11:40 PM)XPS Wrote: Yes, the Xtreme protocol is designed so that any frame rate from from 3ms to 100ms will work correctly. The protocol also works with any number of channels from 1 to 32.
Interesting, thank you Jim. Paul