09-04-2025, 01:45 PM
Sure, the same thing could be done with the X10+ if you make the output frame rate what SBUS needs no matter what the input is, but this requires skipping frames because the frames are not synchronized, resulting in losing frame data which adds latency.
Futaba SBUS is always 18 channels of data. 16 channels of proportional control and two switch states.
Take a look at the PWM outputs on a scope, especially channel to channel and also referenced to the input signal.
The X10+ requires the SBUS protocol to be used as specified by Futaba. Anything else should technically not work at all. I should probably change the X10+ coding so that when a non-standard SBUS signal comes in (wrong frame rate) that it doesn't allow it to work at all.
Futaba SBUS is always 18 channels of data. 16 channels of proportional control and two switch states.
Take a look at the PWM outputs on a scope, especially channel to channel and also referenced to the input signal.
The X10+ requires the SBUS protocol to be used as specified by Futaba. Anything else should technically not work at all. I should probably change the X10+ coding so that when a non-standard SBUS signal comes in (wrong frame rate) that it doesn't allow it to work at all.