Furious FPV TRUE-D V3.5 User manual

FURIOUS TRUE-D DIVERSITY
RECEIVER V3.5
USER MANUAL
Please contact us if you need further assistance:
Tech support: tech@furiousfpv.com
Sales support: sales@furiousfpv.com
Website: http://furiousfpv.com/

Introduction
The Furious TRUE-D V3.5 is an evolution of the most popular diversity system on the market today.
With the V3.5, we've refined the TRUE-D, offering an unrivaled system that is designed to optimize your
FatShark experience like no other receiver system available today.
Incorporating a new firmware thatis easier to use and more powerful than ever, the Furious TRUE-D
V3.5 utilizes an all new USB port for easy firmware updates, making new firmware installations painless,
simple and to the point. It also adds additional modules to help dissipate heat, the V3.5 also integrates a
built-in low voltage buzzer, providing pilots with crucial warning when power gets low.
This new design also allows us to take advantage of built-in FatShark hardware, offering on/off
capabilities with the FatShark goggles buttons.
With all new V3.5 capabilities, you are moments away from the very best FPV upgrade available
today, providing epic levels of FPV clarity that must be seen to believe.
Features
True Diversity System Functionality
Smooth Switch Video Switching Technology
Raceband channel ready
Multiple Channel Modes - Auto, Manual &
Working Modes
Ultra compact
Built-ineasy view OLED Screen for the Ultimate
inSetup Ease
Ergonomic new plastic injection cover & robust 3 button built-in
Single press button via FatShark Goggles or TRUE-D system
Increased RSSI with Better Antenna Switching Algorithm
Built-in Low Power Buzzer
Separate modules to decrease thermal loading
New micro USB type B Port for easy firmware updates

Better protection mechanic to protect the OLED screen in transportation
New locking system between True-D boards and cover to prevent short
Specifications
SMA Style: SMA Jack Connector / Female
Working Frequency: 5.8GHz
Input power: 5V
Compatibility:
-FatShark Dominator V1, V2 & V3 goggles
-Fatshark HD V1, V2 & V3 goggles
Number of Channels: 48 Channels
Product Layout
Red LED signal is activated when the True-D
module using antenna B
Blue LED signal is activated when the True-D
module using antenna A
Green LED status is activated when making
selections with the True-D module
USB port is built-in for firmware and logo updates with the integrated FTDI
Up and Down button are utilized to move the selection cursor in desired direction for menu
navigation
Select button confirms the highlighted selection
SMA antenna female compatible with many popular antennas

Usage
The Furious True-D V3.5’s diagram:
Logo screen: When powering on the Fatshark
goggles, the OLED screen will display the Logo
and the current firmware revision installed.
You can proudly display your personalized call
sign/pilot handle, logo, or team’s logo.
Active channels: Show current band, channel
number and frequency with your configured
call sign. You may also use the native Fatshark
channel navigation buttons to change
channels.

Saved Channels: To save channel that you
want to choose to start up for the next time
and delete undesired channel. When pressing
the Select button about 3s, you can
save/delete/exit. You can save up to 8
channels. The default Saved Channels are C1
to C8.
All Channels: Show all bands, channel number
and frequencies with your configured. You can
see detail by pressing the Select button about
3s.

Smart Search: The True-D module will
automatically find and show all the detected
channels with corresponding signal strength.
Note: When utilizing the SMART SEARCH
feature the True-D module will detect channels
that have the closest frequency with your VTX
transmission frequency and preference for
channels which you saved. Please ensure you
select your exact channel.
Band Scanner: Utilize to determine current
broadcast band, channels, and frequencies with
a powered video transmitter. Identify a
potential channel, band, and frequency with
low noise for optimal use. Quickly find a
pilot/VTX for spectating, troubleshooting, and
even locating your lost drone by observing
signal strength.

Settings: The setting menu is utilized to
configure the True-D module functions.
Alarm: Buzzer will warn you at configured low
signal level. The options are as follows: None,
25%, 35% and 50%. If a low signal is detected on
antenna A the buzzer will single beep and if a
low signal is detected on antenna B the buzzer
will dual beep.
Time Up: An audible warning can be configured
to alert you when the goggles are left on. The
options are as follows: None, 15 minutes, 30
minutes, 45 minutes.

Auto lock: To install ON/OFF in the setting
menu. If you choose “ON” mode, Screen will
auto lock after 10 seconds. If you choose “OFF”
mode, Screen will display continuously.
Units: show wave index in % or dBm.

Docking: To install ON/OFF in the setting menu.
If you choose “ON” mode, True-D will setup
with Docking of Furious FPV. If you choose
“OFF” mode, True-D will setup with the goggles
and you can adjust by buttons in the goggles.
Sign: Configure your call sign/pilot name or text
to be displayed on your goggles when flying.
You may utilize up to 9 alphanumeric
characters and symbols.

Filter: Configure sensitivityand switching speed
for the diversity algorithm. Three choices are
available for use: Low: Fast switching speed,
which is optimal for short range. Normal: Is a
Balanced mode, and the default recommend
stock setting. High: Slow switching speed, which
is optimal for long range.
Calibrate: Utilize this menu to calibrate the
True-D modules for first time usage. It is
highly recommended you re-calibrate
when using a different video transmitter.
Calibration
Why do we need to calibrate the True-D?
A Diversity receiversystem is two receivers built into a single package, allowing the pilot to choose
two different antenna systems for maximum levels of video range & clarity. With two receivers used by
algorithm diversity, you need to get constant numbers between the two individual modules for
calculation of the best video signal in the goggles.
Note: when you update new firmware, you have to recalibrate your True-D.

How to do I calibrate the True-D diversity module?
Step 1: Plug True-D into the Fatshark goggles.
Note: Make sure all pins on True-D are correct when you plug in the Fatshark goggles.
Step 2: Plug Battery and make sure to turned on RX in the Fatshark goggles.
Step 3: Turn on your VTX.
Step 4: Press the Select button to open the navigation menu.
Step 5: Use Down button to scroll to the Setting menu.
Step 6: At the Setting menu, use the Down button to move the cursor to select the Calibrate function
and press the Select button. Then, follow the instructions on the screen.

Step 7: Press the Select button to save & exit or exit. You will return to the Channel working space.
Note:
RSSI Value Standard when calibrating True-D:
-Min: 190 ± 30
-Max: 400 ± 40
If value RSSI is not in the range aboved, you should move your quad closer to the True-D .
Support
The reseller you purchased your product from handles the first line of support. If you encounter any
problems with your FuriousFPV products, please contact them first on issues involving equipment from
other brands and general support for FuriousFPV products.
Please contact us if you need further assistance:
Tech support: tech@furiousfpv.com
Sales support: sales@furiousfpv.com
Thanks for using our product
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