JETI model JETIBOX profi User manual

Introduction
The JETIBOX PROFI is designed to be an easy to use mobile wireless device for
viewing, processing and storing your telemetry data. The JETIBOX PROFI also is
designed to work in two different wireless modes with the JETI DUPLEX 2.4GHz
systems.
1. JETIBOX PROFI Features
1. Navigation buttons
2. Enter button
3. On/Off and Esc (exit) button
4. LCD Desktop Display
5. 3.5mm headphone jack
6. Three pin connector (Ji) for legacy JETIBOX compatible equipment
7. USB connector for JETIBOX PROFI to PC
8. Battery switch
9. Connector (Ti) for Duplex 2.4GHz transmitter or module
10. Speaker
11. Integrated antenna*
*When handling the JETIBOX PROFI avoid covering the antenna as this
can affect range and sensitivity.
2. Charging the Battery
The JETIBOX PROFI contains an internal LiPo type battery and charging circuitry. The
JETIBOX PROFI can be charged using three different inputs:
USB
Three pin (Ji) connector, 5.7V-20VDC (5W max) input
Transmitter (Ti) connector, 5V-20VDC (5W max) input
Battery charge progress is indicated by the battery symbol in the lower right corner of the
display. Battery is completely charged when the battery symbol is full. When the battery
indicator is full the charge input source will be displayed. (USB, Ji -three pin connector
or Ti -transmitter connector)
3. Before Switching ON for the First Time.
Your JETIBOX PROFI is shipped with the battery switch in the OFF position. Before
you switch your JETIBOX PROFI ON for the first time, slide the battery switch toward
the Ti connector to the ON position.

4. Normal Switching ON/OFF
Your JETIBOX PROFI is switched ON by either holding down the ESC button or by
connecting DC voltage to one of the input connectors. To switch your JETIBOX PROFI
OFF simply hold down the ESC button. The graphic display will show the system switch
off progress. When the screen goes blank the switch off process is finished and your
JETIBOX PROFI is OFF.
5. Long Term Storage
If you do not plan to use your JETIBOX PROFI for a few weeks or months it is best to
slide the battery switch to the OFF position. This disconnects the internal battery so that
there is no drain on the internal battery. With the internal battery disconnected the
JETIBOX PROFI will not keep up with the date and time. You will need to re-set these
when you switch back ON. Always properly switch off your JETIBOX PROFI with the
ESC button before sliding the battery switch to off.
NEVER SWITCH OFF THE BATTERY SWITCH WHILE THE JETIBOX
PROFI IS RUNNING!!
6. Menu Navigation
The current menu name is displayed in the upper menu bar.
When a scroll bar appears in the right corner of any menu it means that there are multiple
items in that menu. Use the Up/Down buttons to move vertically within the menu. Use
the Left/Right buttons to move horizontally within the menu. Some menus contain user
adjustable items. These items will have a description and a value. Adjustable values have
a small arrow immediately to the right or left of the value that points away from the
displayed value. (See picture).
If the arrow is to the left of the value then the value can be changed using the Left button.
If the arrows appear on both sides then the value can be adjusted with the Left and Right
buttons. If there is a right direction arrow displayed on the left side of a menu item then
use the ENTER button to activate/adjust that item’s value. For better organization some
of the menus use special navigation icons. This picture shows two icons in the menu bar.
The icon on the left shows the chosen location for this menu’s desktop display. (Upper
left) The icon on the right shows the chosen display type. (Bar Graph)

6.2 Language Selection
Your JETIBOX PROFI ships with English as the default language but Czech and German
may also be selected.
To change your JETIBOX PROFI language:
1. Switch ON your JETIBOX PROFI (see Chapter 4)
2. Push the ESC button to get to the main menu then use the navigation
buttons to select setup and use the ENTER button to access the setup
menu.
3. Select Main and use the ENTER key to access that menu.
4. Use the Left/Right buttons to select a new language.
5. Press the ESC button 3 times and you are back to the desktop.
7. Wireless Modes
Your JETIBOX PROFI comes with the Jeti Duplex 2.4GHz wireless data transfer system
built-in. Your JETIBOX PROFI can be operated in two wireless communication modes:
“Monitor” (See Chapter 7.1) or “Tx Module” (See Chapter 7.2).
To change the wireless communication modes:
1. Switch ON your JETIBOX PROFI
2. Push the ESC button to access the main menu, select Set-up and press the ENTER
button.
3. Select the Duplex menu and press the ENTER button.
4. Select the JETIbox mode and use the Left or Right buttons to change the mode.
5. In the PROMPT screen select YES to confirm your selection or NO to cancel
your selection and press the ENTER button.
6. Press ESC 3 times and you are back to the desktop.
7.1 Monitor Wireless Communication Mode
In this mode your JETIBOX PROFI can only receive its data by “listening” to the
existing connection between a Duplex 2.4GHz equipped transmitter (or transmitter with
Duplex module) and a Duplex receiver. The JETIBOX can not receive any receiver data
without the transmitter turned on and transmitting. To operate your JETIBOX PROFI in
this mode you must bind your JETIBOX PROFI to the transmitter as shown. During the
bind process your JETIBOX PROFI adds the Duplex transmitter ID number to its internal
directory of equipment to which it can communicate with. You only have to do this one
time. Once the transmitter’s ID number has been stored, they will automatically start
communicating when they are both turned ON.
To bind your JETIBOX PROFI to a transmitter in Monitor mode:
1. Switch ON your JETIBOX PROFI
2. Push the ESC button to access the main menu, select Set-up and press the ENTER
button.
3. Select the Duplex menu and press the ENTER button.
4. Make sure the JETIbox mode displays “Monitor”. (If not, see Chapter 7)

5. Select Binding > Start then press the ENTER button
6. “Start” will change to “Running”.
7. Switch on your transmitter and then your receiver.
8. When the JETIBOX PROFI display changes from “Running” back to “Start” the
binding process is complete.
9. Press ESC several times to return to the desktop.
7.2 Tx Module Wireless Communication Mode
In this mode your JETIBOX PROFI sends AND receives data directly to/from your
Duplex 2.4GHz receiver. This is done using the standard PPM signal generated by most
transmitters. Using the universal mounting set, your JETIBOX PROFI can be used as a
Duplex transmitter module. To operate your JETIBOX PROFI in this mode you must
bind your JETIBOX PROFI to the receiver as shown. During the bind process your
JETIBOX PROFI adds the receiver ID number to its internal directory of equipment to
which it can communicate. You only have to do this one time. Once the receiver’s ID
number has been stored, they will automatically start communicating when they are both
turned ON.
Automatic Binding
1. Plug the bind plug into the EXT slot of your receiver and then connect your
receiver power supply.
2. Switch on your JETIBOX PROFI. The JETIBOX PROFI will automatically bind
with the receiver.
If your receiver fails to bind, make sure that wireless mode is set correctly to
“TXmodule” in your JETIBOX PROFI. (See Chapter 7)
Manual Binding
1. Switch ON your JETIBOX PROFI
2. Push the ESC button to access the main menu, select Set-up and press the ENTER
button.
3. Select the Duplex menu and press the ENTER button.
4. Make sure that the JETIIbox mode is set to “TXmodule”.
5. Plug the bind plug into the EXT slot of your receiver and then connect your
receiver power supply.
6. In the Duplex menu select Binding- Start and press the ENTER button.
7. Press ESC multiple times to get back to the desktop.
7.3 Telemetry Reception
In TX Module mode, if you do not connect your JETIBOX PROFI to a transmitter (PPM
signal), your JETIBOX PROFI will only receive telemetry from the sensors connected to
your receiver. Your JETIBOX PROFI can not display stick and controller positions

without the transmitter PPM connection. You must deactivate the PPM alarm if you use
your JETIBOX PROFI in this mode.
8. Desktop
Once you switch on your JETIBOX PROFI, the telemetry menu is displayed on the
desktop. At the bottom of the desktop, the Status line shows the desktop number and
operation modes of your JETIBOX PROFI. The telemetry data is displayed above the
Status line in four sections. Your JETIBOX PROFI has five different desktops, each with
4 display sections. All of these desktop display sections can be customized. Use the
Left/Right buttons to navigate between the desktops. The current desktop number is
shown on the left end of the Status line.
1. Four telemetry display sections- defined by the user
2. Current desktop number icon
3. Telemetry data and PPM recording icon
4. “Ji” external input menu icon
5. Wireless module menu icon
6. Speaker/Earphones icon
7. Battery status/charge status icon
8. Receiver signal strength icon
9. PPM Monitor
The PPM Monitor menu displays up to 16 transmitter channel outputs. To access the
PPM Monitor menu from any desktop simply press the Left button until the PPM
Monitor menu appears. In the status line of this menu you will see the number of
channels detected. The first screen displays output for the first 8 channels. Press the Left
button to go to the second screen which displays the last 8 channels.
In the TX Module wireless mode, the “Ti” input is used to decode the PPM signal from
your transmitter and displays all of the transmitter channel outputs. If the “Monitor”
wireless mode is used instead, your JETIBOX PROFI will only display the actual
channels used to communicate with your receiver.
10. Telemetry with Duplex 2.4EX
When used with the EX Telemetry system your JETIBOX PROFI offers a wide range of
options when processing, displaying and storing your telemetry data. To view telemetry

data your JETIBOX PROFI must communicate either by using one of the wireless modes
or by direct connection through the “Ji” input port.
10.1 Display
1. Select one of the four desktop sections and press ENTER to confirm.
2. Select Equipment and press ENTER to confirm.
3. Select an item from the Equipment list and press enter to confirm.
Note: If there are no items in the list or you do not see the item you wish to select, check
to make sure that the desired sensor is properly connected and that the wireless or direct
connection for your JETIBOX PROFI is also properly connected. When you first set up
the system or when you add a sensor, the system may take a few minutes to display all of
the equipment.
4. Select your desired equipment parameter and press ENTER.
Note: When you first set up the system or when you add a sensor, the system may take a
few minutes to display all of the parameters.
5. In this menu you can select the way your telemetry data is displayed.
Selecting the “Value” option displays your data as an ordinary number.
The remaining choices are described below.
Bargraph
This displays your data as a horizontal bar graph using the parameters you select.
Origin - Use this to select the part of the graph where your data begins its display. (Right,
Center, Left)
Minimum –Use this to select the minimum value for the left side of your bar graph when
you choose Right, Center or Left as the origin. If you have chosen Right as your origin
then this will be the value for the right side of your bar graph.
Maximum - Use this to select the maximum value for the right side of your bar graph
when you choose Right, Center or Left as the origin. If you have chosen Right as your
origin then this will be the value for the left side of your bar graph.
Press Enter to confirm your choices.
Press ESC multiple times to get back to the desktop.
Set-up Examples:
In this example, the MVARIO sensor information is displayed as a bar graph with Center
origin selected and the minimum and maximum are set symmetrically. (Negative for
minimum and positive for maximum) When your origin is set for Center, the bar graph

will also display arrows at either the left or right end when the data value is larger or
smaller than the center point value of the bar graph.
In this example, the MUI sensor information is displayed as a bar graph with Left origin
selected. The minimum and maximum are selected so that bar graph displays remaining
battery capacity. As the battery capacity decreases the bar graph display disappears. If
the battery is completely emptied, the display will be completely empty as well.
Conversion
If you want to display your telemetry data in different units than the defaults you may
choose different conversions. The upper menu bar shows the current unit selection and
its actual value. Use the Up/Down buttons to select between the available conversion
units and press Enter to confirm. You will see your selection appear in the upper menu
bar. Press ESC to leave the menu.
XY Graph
This display graphs recorded telemetry data over time. This type of graph can only be
used once per desktop.
AUTO –This mode automatically calculates the XY graph borders depending upon the
telemetry data range. Once calculated, the graph borders are stored when your JETIBOX
PROFI is switched off. These same borders are used when you switch back on. The
automatic borders are reset when the XY graph setup is stored by selecting ENTER in the
XY Graph menu.
MANUAL –This mode allows you to define the XY graph borders. The manual mode
menu allows you to select the minimum, maximum and speed values and for your XY
graph. The minimum value is displayed at the bottom of the graph and the maximum
value is displayed at the top of the graph. Note: These values can only be set after you
have selected a unit of measure (see Conversions) for the data.
There are three choices for speed:
Slow –Graphs 1 sample every 1.5 seconds
Medium –Graphs 2 samples every 1 second
Fast –Graphs 5 samples every 1 second
10.2 Storing Data
Telemetry and working data can be stored in you JETIBOX PROFI’s internal memory
for later use. Data recording can be set to be started manually or to automatically start
when your JETIBOX PROFI is switched on. When data recording is started a new data
record containing time, date and profile name is created.
The following data, if available, is stored to this new record:
EX telemetry data from the “Ji” input and from sensors connected to your receiver
Receiver working data –antenna signal strength, receiver voltage, etc

Transmitter channel inputs –decoded from the transmitter input using “Transmitter”
wireless mode or from the receiver input using “Terminal” wireless mode
Data recording, manual start:
To manually start/stop data recording press and hold the “Up” button while in one of the
desktops. When recording begins the recording status line icon will change from square
to round and begin to flash. At the same time a window appears displaying both a
warning and the record number for the current recording. To stop recording, press and
hold the “Up” button.
Data recording, automatic start:
1. Switch ON your JETIBOX PROFI
2. Push the ESC button to access the main menu, select Set-up and press the ENTER
button.
3. Select the Main menu and press the ENTER button.
4. Under Auto. Storage, select “YES”. Your JETIBOX PROFI will now begin
recording automatically every time it is switched on.
5. To stop recording, press and hold the “Up” button.
10.3 Real Time Telemetry Display using a PC
Your telemetry data can be viewed in real time on a PC by connecting your JETIBOX
PROFI to a PC using a USB cable and starting the Flight Monitor program. (See Chapter
16) The Flight Monitor program displays your telemetry data in real time and allows you
store the data to your JETIBOX PROFI for future use.
The following data, if available, is displayed in real time:
EX telemetry data from the “Ji” input and from sensors connected to your receiver
Receiver working data –antenna signal strength, receiver voltage, etc
Transmitter channel inputs –decoded from the transmitter input using the Tx Module
wireless mode or from the receiver input using the Monitor wireless mode
11. 1st Generation Telemetry
Your JETIBOX PROFI can be used to record and display 1st generation Duplex telemetry
data.
11.1 Displaying
In the desktop status line there are two telemetry display menu icons.
One is “Ji” and the other is “Ti”.
The “Ji” menu displays telemetry data from equipment connected to your JETIBOX
PROFI using the “Ji” input connector. (like the Jetibox and Jetibox mini) If there is
nothing connected to the “Ji” input connector when the menu is selected then the display
will show: “Equipment not connected!”

The “Ti” menu contains transmitter module information.
When you are operating your JETIBOX PROFI in the “Tx Module” wireless mode you
can use the “Tx” menu to view/adjust the sensors connected to your receiver and also to
see information about your transmitter module. Use the Left/Right buttons to browse
through the upper menus and use the Down button to enter your selected menu. Press
and hold the Up button to return to the highest menu level. The “Rx” menu allows you to
wirelessly access the receiver menu. (See your Duplex receiver instructions) The “Mx”
menu allows you to wirelessly access the menu for telemetry sensors connected to your
receiver. The last display in the upper menus is an extended telemetry menu which
displays receiver working information in the first line and telemetry sensor information in
the second line.
When you are operating your JETIBOX PROFI in the “Monitor” wireless mode
telemetry data is accessible if your transmitter has been properly bound (See Chapter 7.1)
AND your transmitter is communicating with your receiver. Remember, in this mode
your JETIBOX PROFI can only see and display any data. You can not adjust any of the
values and not all menus will be accessible.
11.2 Recording Data
In the “Ji” or “Ti” menu you can start recording by pressing the ENTER button. If no
recording has already been started a new record will be created and begin storing the two
text lines as displayed. Unless you manually stop it, recording continues even if you
leave the menu.
There are two ways to stop the recording:
1. Switch off the JETIBOX PROFI
2. Manual stop by pressing the ENTER button while still in the menu.
12. 1st Generation System and EX System
Your JETIBOX PROFI is compatible with both 1st generation Duplex and Duplex EX.
This Chapter describes how telemetry is received by your JETIBOX PROFI and will
show different configurations and combinations of 1st generation and EX equipment.
All Duplex receivers and transmitter modules can transfer EX system telemetry.
Let’s look at several examples of sensor and expander combinations. In these examples
the transmitter module is communicating with the receiver and the JETIBOX PROFI runs
in the “Monitor” mode, i.e. the JETIBOX PROFI only listens to the communication. In
these examples the actual wireless mode selected will not matter. Your JETIBOX PROFI
will behave exactly the same. Your JETIBOX PROFI always receives working
information (receiver voltage, antenna signal strength, etc.) from the receiver, regardless
of the receiver version.
1. The 1st generation telemetry sensors are connected directly to the receiver. In this
example your JETIBOX PROFI receives only 1st generation telemetry.
2. The EX telemetry sensors are connected directly to the receiver. In this example
your JETIBOX PROFI receives EX telemetry.

3. The EX telemetry sensors are connected to the receiver by using an E4 Expander.
In this example your JETIBOX PROFI receives only 1st generation telemetry.
4. The EX and 1st generation sensors are connected to the receiver by using an EX
E4 Expander. In this example your JETIBOX PROFI receives EX telemetry from
the first sensor and 1st generation telemetry from the remaining sensors
13. Main Menu –Alarms
In the Alarm menu you can assign sounds to events and when the event happens your
chosen sound will play. You may, for example, record your own sounds into your
JETIBOX PROFI to be played when you bind equipment or if you reach your maximum
current setting. This menu is divided into two sections: JETIBOX PROFI alarms and
Sensors alarms. At the bottom of the menu is the Alarm status bar. In this illustration the
status of the JETIBOX PROFI is shown using the icons in the status bar.
1. Bind Icon: As soon as the JB is connected the icon will appear
2. PPM Error Icon
3. JETIBOX PROFI low voltage icon
4. Receiver low voltage icon
5. Signal Loss icon
6. Weak Signal icon
7. Range Test icon
As soon as an alarm is triggered, a warning appears in the window and the assigned
sound begins to play.
13.1 Alarms - JETIBOX PROFI Alarms
Each alarm contains three sections with choices for setup.
Events: Binding, PPM Error, JB Voltage, Rx Voltage, Signal Loss, Low signal and
Range Test. Use the Left/Right buttons to scroll through the events.
Priority –This is how frequently an alarm repeats its alert
High- Alarm repeats every 7.5 seconds
Medium- Alarm repeats every 15 seconds
Low- Alarm repeats every 22.5 seconds
Sound –This is the name of the sound file played for the selected alarm. By pressing the
ENTER button on this item you will display a list of sounds and their approximate
lengths, in seconds, which are stored in your JETIBOX PROFI memory. Use the
UP/Down buttons to select a sound. Press the Right button to play the selected sound.
13.2 Alarms –Sensor