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[[File:variometer.jpg|caption|left]]The variometer was coded for better performance when using '''external devices.''' | [[File:variometer.jpg|caption|left]]The variometer was coded for better performance when using '''external devices.''' | ||
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However, it will display information by computing the data provided by a GPS antenna (external or internal). | However, it will display information by computing the data provided by a GPS antenna (external or internal). | ||
The information will show at the bottom bar of the instrument. | The information will show at the bottom bar of the instrument. | ||
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Revision as of 20:06, 13 October 2015
However, it will display information by computing the data provided by a GPS antenna (external or internal). The information will show at the bottom bar of the instrument.
So far, the following devices are compatible:
- AHRS g mini
- Flytec SensBox
- ASI Flynet2
If no signal is received, then a question mark will show as vertical speed (like in the screenshot).
Sound alerts are supported for the variometer. Shall you wish to enable them, you should do it from the «Settings» panel:
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