Operation Manual
Video Transmitter
The Vortex 230 Mojo flight controller/OSD board contains an embedded ‘Tramp’ 5.8GHz Video Transmitter.
The frequency, and power level of this transmitter may be programmed using several techniques (several of
which are unique to this product), including:
1) OSD Menu selection (while powered up)
2) TNR Wand (even when powered down)
3) PitStick set after power-up using the R/C remote.
4) DSMX control from a supported Spektrum R/C Transmitter
OSD Menu
The OSD Menu is the ‘traditional’ Vortex method of configuring the video transmitter. The quad is powered up,
transmits on it’s last configured channel, and by entering the OSD menu, the channel may be changed.
TNR Wand
The TNR Wand allows the video transmitter to be configured before powering up the quad. This enables the
wonderful feature of arriving at a park or race, asking your flying buddies what channels they are using, and
picking a clear channel before powering up so as not to stomp on their channel and cause them to crash out.
The TNR feature also supports the Race Director’s wand ‘Race Lock’ and pit mode, where quads may be
integrated into race events in the same way as the Tramp HV.
NOTE:
The
TNR
Wand
feature
of
the
230
requires
a
wand
either
from
the
second
production
batch
(v1.1),
or
a
modified
wand
from
the
first
batch
(v1.0).
PitStick Mode
The new PitStick mode is enabled using the Video Tx menu, selecting the required band (typically RaceBand),
and then selecting ‘PitStick’ as the channel number.
When in this mode, the quad will not transmit at all when powered up, but will instead play a tune occasionally
after power-up to remind the pilot that PitStick is active.
For Mode 2 users, use the right stick to select the channel number, as shown below (channel 1 is straight up,
each 45 degree step around the clock is another channel number).
No wand required, No OSD settings each time you arrive at the field, just power up, and set the channel using
the R/C Controller.
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