
4PowerBox-Systems − World Leaders in RC Power Supply Systems
- FastTrack
If you have any PowerBox receiver and a Pioneer, Competition SR2 or Royal SR2, the PBS-
TAV can be plugged into the FastTrack input. This conguration allows the speed data to be
used for the gyro’s speed compensation, and the TAV’s telemetry data are available to the
radio control system to which it is connected.
Note: the receiver or the PowerBox must include support for the PBS-TAV; you may need to
update the device’s software.
- Jeti EX-BUS
Working from the transmitter, switch one of the receiver’s telemetry inputs to Jeti Ex-BUS, and
connect the PBS-TAV to that input. The protocol is automatically detected, and you will nd
all the available data in your sensor list.
The channel for electronic adjustment of Total Energy Compensation can be set using the
JetiBox menu; the default channel is No. 15.
- Futaba S.BUS2
The PBS-TAV should be plugged into the receiver’s S.BUS2 input. If additional sensors are to
be connected, you should use either a Y-lead or the P²-Dock, which allows up to ve sensors
to be connected simultaneously. The PBS-TAV detects the S.BUS2 automatically.
As standard the PBS-TAV is generated as GPS-1675 on Slot 8. It is possible to change the
Start slot to Slot 16 or Slot 24 with the help of Terminal and the USB Interface Adapter.
The PBS-TAV is not registered at the transmitter. Tap on Slot 8 in the Sensor menu, and
select GPS-1675. The telemetry data are then immediately available.
- Spektrum SRXL2
The PBS-TAV can be used with the new Spektrum SRXL2 telemetry bus. Since the system
does not support a True Airspeed sensor with vario function, the sensor information is
generated separately as GPS sensor and vario sensor. Activate these two sensors at your
transmitter, and you will see the sensor data in the Telemetry display.