JUMPER T22 Remote Control User Manual

T22 QUICK START MANUAL

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Overview

SEC.01

Radio System Overview

SEC.02

Disclaimer

SEC.03

Legal status and copyright

SEC.04

Firs boot

SEC.05

Main interface

SEC.06

TOOLS

SEC.07

Manage Models

SEC.08

RADIO SETUP

SEC.09

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1. Overview

EdgeTX is an open-source firmware running on the T22. lts main purpose is to support more

radio functions, thereby developing all the potential of the remote control. The core of EdgeTX

firmware is based on modifications of the Er9x firmware system from the Turnigy/Fly-

sky9x™ controllers.

EdgeTX also features USB file management, making it more convenient to manage the remote

controller through PC software.

The display of the EdgeTX main interface can be customized as needed, allowing any input,

switch, channel data, and timers to be freely combined and displayed on the main screen. Each

model can be individually configured.

EdgeTX can connect to flight simulators via a DSC line (PPM) or USB cable (USBHID).

EdgeTX also supports trainer and FPV settings.

EdgeTX is internationalized and has been translated into Chinese (CN), Danish (DA), Hebrew

(HE), Japanese (JP), Russian (RU), English (EN), Czech (CZ) Finnish (Fl), Dutch (NL), Spanish (ES),

French (FR), German (DE), Polish (PL). ltalian (lT), Portuguese (PT), and Swedish(SE).

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USB-C 10W Fast Charging

Reserved Antenna DIY Port

ExternalCooling Fan

Adiustable and

Foldable Antenna

Trainer Port

Battery compartment

(21700 pouch battery)

External

NANO interface

3 Positions Switch

S1 Dial

Power Button

3 Positions Switch

S2 Dial

Speaker

lanyard loop

2 Positions Switch

Left Gimbal

Status Indicator Light

6*Independent Switches

Model (MDL) Button

System (SYS) Button

Page Button

Return (RTN) Button

TELE

6 positions switch

Protruding screen

3.5-inch IPS Screen

Press to Confirm

Scroll Wheel (Up/Down)

6 positions switch

CNC screen frame

6*Independent Switches

Status Indicator Light

Right Gimbal

2 Positions Switch

S3 Dial

S4 Dial

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2. Radio System Overview

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3. Disclaimer

EdgeTX is experimental firmware. No guarantees or implications are made regarding its quality

and reliability of this firmware. lmproper operation of RC models may result in serious injury or even

death. lf you choose to use the EdgeTX firmware, you are fully responsible for your models.

The authors of EdgeTX assume no liability for any injury or damage caused by the use of the

firmware.Please use it cautiously.

4. Legal status and copyright

This project is free software: you can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU

General Public License as published by the Free Software Founda-tion, either version 3 of the

License, or (at your option) any later version. You should have received a copy of the GNU General

Public License along with this project. lf not, see GNU licenses.

EdgeTX firmware is released in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY;

without even the implied warranty Of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

See the GNU General Public License for more details.

EdgeTX source files can be found at EdgeTX GitHub.

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5. First boot

Press and hold the power button to turn on the device. Before entering the main interface, the

system will check the positions of the throttle stick and switches, as well as other startup

conditions. lf the startup conditions are not met, corresponding error prompts will appear,

requiring the user to clear them or press any key to skip.

Storage Warning: Incorrect remote controller data.

Update the new SD card files or copy the factory card files.

This warning will appear during the first startup. Press any

key to let the remote controller automatically create new

data files.

Throttle Warning: This warning appears if the throttle

is not in the lowest position during startup. Move the

throttle stick to the lowest position or press any key to

skip. You can also disable the throttle warning in the

Pre-start Checks menu under the Model Setup menu.

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Switch Warning: This warning

appears if the remote controller

switches are not in the default

positions (default setting is all

switches to the back).

Failsafe Not Set Warning: This

warning indicates that the

failsafe has not been set on

the remote controler.

Telemetry Alarm Off Warning:

This warning appears if the

Disable telemetry alarms option

is checked in the telemetry

page.

SD Card Warning: This warning appears

if the SD card file version does not

match the firmware version. Update the

SD card content when upgrading the

firmware.

Sound Off Warning: This

warning appears if the sound

mode in the remote control-ler

settings is set to mute.

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Model Settings: Covers all initial setup requirements.

Radio Settings: Configures settings common to all models.

Screens Settings: Allows selection of themes and customization of foreground and background

colors. Includes the top bar settings.

6. Main Interface

The default boot screen is shown below. Users can add the content they need to customize

the main interface.

Top Menu Bar: Displays speaker volume, remote controller

battery level, receiver signal strength (RSSl), time, and date.

Touch Interface: Click on blank screen areas or press the ENT

key to enter themenu.

Menu options include:

Manage Models: Create, switch, delete, and copy models, or add

model groups.

Channel Monitor: Displays channel outputs, mix outputs, and

logical switch statuses.

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Reset Telemetry: Resets timers and telemetry values.

Statistics: Displays statistical information.

About edgeTX: Provides information about the EdgeTX official QR code and system version numbers.

Channel Monitor: Used to display the monitoring interface for channel outputs, mixer outputs, and

logical switches.

You can use the PAGE key to switch between different interfaces, or click on the top icons to

switch to the corresponding interface.

The last page is the logical switches page, which can display the status of 64 logical switches.

By default, the inactive state is shown in gray, and the active state is shown in black.

Reset Telemetry: Resets timers and telemetry values.

Reset session: Resets all timers and telemetry values (if there

are alarm prompts at startup, they will be displayed again).

Reset timer1,2,3: Resets individual timers.

Reset telemetry: Resets telemetry values.

Statistics: Displays statistical information.

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This page displays flight statistics and throttle usage graphs.

Session: Current session time.

Battery: Time since the last charge.

Throttle,Throttle%: Throttle statistics. The Throttle% indicates the

speed of operation based on the throttle setting. The graph

shows the throttle channel values over time.

Timers1,2.3: Timer statistics.

Long press the ENT key to reset this page. Press the PAGE key to

turn the page.

User interface:

The User Interface options allow for theme selection. This page

is also used for setting up the top bar. The top bar is displayed

at the top of the main view and includes status indicators on the

right side, which show sound, battery, and RSSl levels,as well as

the time and date.

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Main View:

Up to 10 main views can be defined to display various widgets. These widgets can show

images, radio information, and all telemetry data. There are 5 different layout options available,

ranging from full screen to a maximum of 8 widget areas.

Main View Setup:

Long press the TELE key to enter the telemetry and user interface settings page.

Layout: By default, there are 2 medium-sized widget areas on

the left and 1 large area on the right. Use the scroll wheel or

touch to select the layout.

Setup widgets: After selecting the main view layout, you can

proceed to set up the widgets. Scroll down to "Setup widgets"

and press ENT to enter edit mode.

Using the Scroll Wheel to Select and Press ENT:

Press ENT after selecting a region using the scroll wheel. A list of

available widgets will pop up, with scroll arrows on the right.

Scroll through the options until you find the desired widget, then

press ENT to enter edit mode.

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Standard Widgets:

0utputs: Displays multiple channel outputs.

First channel: Selects the first channel number to display.

Fill Background?: lf selected, fills with background color.

BG Color: Sets the RGB value for the background color.

Value: Displays the value of the source. Source: Selects the source to display.

Color: Sets the RGB value for the text. Shadow: Adds shadow to the text.

ModelBmp: Displays the model image set in the "Model Setup" page.

Text: Displays specified text in the widget. Text: Text to be displayed.

Color: Sets the RGB value for the text.

Size: Determines the size of the text, ranging from Standard, Tiny, Small, Mid toDouble.

Shadow: Adds shadow to the text.

Gauge: Displays a bar representing the selected source.

Source: Long press ENT to enter a submenu for selecting input sources by category. Scroll

up/down to the desired category and press ENT, it will return to the widget settings page with the

cursor on the first item in the selected category. Then, you can scroll up/down from there and

press ENT to select the signal source.

Min, Max: Allows setting of the range. Color: Allows customizing color.

Timer: Displays the timer value.

Timer1/2/3.

BattCheck: Displays battery parameters Sensor: Selects battery sensor.

Color: Sets the RGB value for the text. Shadow: Adds shadow to the text.

Counter: Displays a counter. Option 1: Selects the enabled source.

Option 2: Selects XXXX source. Option 3: Sets the RGB value for the text.

Shadow: Adds shadow to the text.

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Editing Widgets: After creating a widget, you can edit it using the

widget editing menu,accessed as follows:

Long press TELE on the main interface, select Setup widgets,

enter the setup interface. Select the widget to edit, then press

ENT. lf the widget area is empty, the widget selection menu will

pop up. lf the widget already exists, the widget editing menu will

pop up. Long press ENT to bring up the editing submenu.

Adding Additional Main Views:

You can define up to 10 main views. Press the PAGE key to

select "Add".

Press the PAGE key to enter the User Interface settings page.

Top Bar: There are 6 small areas available for adding widgets to

the Top Bar. Select "Setup widgets" and press ENT to enter

setup.

Theme: Select a theme.

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Press ENT to enter setup, use the scroll wheel to select the

component to be set.

Enter the top widget settings,

short press ENT to enter edit

mode.

Example of Displaying Battery Voltage on the Main Interface:

BattAnalog: Select

BattAnalog.

Set the Sensor

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7. TOOLS

In the Radio Settings Tools page, you can select tools

based on Lua scripts to execute. Lua scripts located in the

Tools folder on the SD card will be listed here. Select a tool to

execute it in full-screen mode. EdgeTX comes with multiple tools

by default. Additional tools can also be downloaded and added

to the SD card.

Select Batt. Turn on Show _ Total _ Voltage

to display total battery voltage

Then press EXlT to return.

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Standard Widgets:

0utputs: Displays multiple channel outputs.

First channel: Selects the first channel number to display.

Fill Background?: lf selected, fills with background color.

BG Color: Sets the RGB value for the background color.

Value: Displays the value of the source. Source: Selects the source to display.

Color: Sets the RGB value for the text. Shadow: Adds shadow to the text.

ModelBmp: Displays the model image set in the "Model Setup" page.

Text: Displays specified text in the widget. Text: Text to be displayed.

Color: Sets the RGB value for the text.

Size: Determines the size of the text, ranging from Standard, Tiny, Small, Mid toDouble.

Shadow: Adds shadow to the text.

Gauge: Displays a bar representing the selected source.

Source: Long press ENT to enter a submenu for selecting input sources by category. Scroll

up/down to the desired category and press ENT, it will return to the widget settings page with the

cursor on the first item in the selected category. Then, you can scroll up/down from there and

press ENT to select the signal source.

Min, Max: Allows setting of the range. Color: Allows customizing color.

Timer: Displays the timer value.

Timer1/2/3.

BattCheck: Displays battery parameters Sensor: Selects battery sensor.

Color: Sets the RGB value for the text. Shadow: Adds shadow to the text.

Counter: Displays a counter. Option 1: Selects the enabled source.

Option 2: Selects XXXX source. Option 3: Sets the RGB value for the text.

Shadow: Adds shadow to the text.

8. RADIO SETUP

The Radio Setup menu is used to configure the hardware part of the remote controller and set

global functions applicable to all models.

Mode

AI: Beep sound and key tone enabled.

NoKey: Beep sound enabled, no key tone.

Alarm: Beep sound only on alarm, e.g., low battery voltage alarm.

Quiet: Silent mode, no alarm sound (setting this mode will show

a warning every boot to remind that alarms are disabled)

Volume: Master volume.

Beep volume: Beep volume.

Beeplength: Duration of beep sound.

Beep pitch: Pitch of beep sound, range 0-300Hz.

Wav volume: Volume of . wav files.

Background Volume: Volume of background music.

RADIO SETUP: Radio settings page for configuring settings

common to al models, accessed by long pressing SYS key.

Date: Set the date of the remote controller.

Time: Set the time of the remote controller.

Sound: Volume settings.

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Variometer:

Volume:

Pitch at zero:

Pitch at max:

Repeat at zero:

Haptic: Vibration settingst

Mode: Similar to alarm sound settings.

Length: Similar to alarm sound settings.

Strength: Setting the intensity of the vibration.

Alarms: Alarm Settings.

Battery low: Battery voltage alarm.

Inactivity: Alarm for prolonged inactivity. Setting it to 0 will

disable the alarm.

Sound off: Check this to disable sound.

Check RSSlon Shutdown: Check to enable this alarm, which

triggers if the radio is turned off while the aircraft is still

powered on.

Backlight: Backlight Settings

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GPS:

Time zone: Adjust time according to UTC, can be set between -12

and +12.

Adjust RTC: If enabled, the radio's time will sync with the GPS

time from the model.

Coordinate format: Coordinate format (DMS = Degrees, Minutes,

Seconds).

Mode:

ON: Backlight is always on.

Both: Backlight turns on with any operation.

Controls: Backlight turns on with any control operation, but not

button presses.

Keys: Backlight turns on with any button press.

Inactivity timeout: Time to turn off the backlight after inactivity (in

seconds) . Minimum value is 5 seconds, maximum is 600

seconds.

ON brightness: Controls the brightness of the display when on.

OFF brightness: Controls the brightness of the display when off.

Alarm: Backlight flashes when an alarm is active.

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Enabled Features: Feature Switches

You can choose which menus to enable or disable.

Note: Disabling a tab will only hide it and will not change the

configured items within that tab.

Manage Models:

Model quick select: Affects the model management screen.

These two options require you to first use the scroll wheel or a

short press to select the desired model.

When off: A short/long press on the selected model (short/long

ENTER) wildisplay a menu where you can "Select Model" to make

it active.

When on: A short press (short ENTER) on the selected model

will immediately make it active. To activate the menu, long press

or long ENTER.

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Splash Screen: Display time for the startup screen.

Startup Sound: Enable/disable startup sound.

Pwr Off delay: Delay between pressing the power-off button and

the radio turning off. Options: 0s, 1s,2s, 3s, 4s. lt is

recommended to set at least a 1-second delay to prevent

accidental shutdowns.

0wner ID: Custom registration ID for users with ISRM modules.

Country code: lf you live in the USA, Europe, or Japan, you must

select your country to ensure the radio complies with local

regulations.

Voice language: Language for alarm voice prompts.

Units: Choose whether telemetry values are displayed in Metric or

lmperial units.

PPM Units: Accuracy level for displaying PPM values.

Options: 0.- or 0.0

Play delay (sw. mid pos): (Switch middle position) - The minimum time the switch must be in the

middle position before activating a special function (in milliseconds). This prevents activating the

middle position when moving a three-position switch from low to high.

USB Mode: : Set the default mode when plugging in USB. Options include Joystick. Storage, and

Serial. lf set to Ask, a menu will pop up to select the mode upon USB insertion.

Rotary Encoder Mode: Default is "Normal." The "Inverted" option can reverse the direction of the

scroll wheel.

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9. Manage Models

The Manage Models menu allows you to create new models, select the active model, create

and apply model labels, and create model templates. Selecting the "New" option will start the New

Model Wizard, which guides users through basic control setup.(Since models are stored on the SD

card, there is no limit to the number of models you can set.)

Selecting and Managing Existing Models: The active model's

name will be highlighted (in this example, yellow) and displayed

at the top of the screen. Double-clicking (or using the scroll

wheel to select and press the ENT key) the active model

provides the following options:

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Default Channel Order: Set the order of the four basic channels (effective for new models created

after setting). Default is TAER (channel order for Spektrum/JR). AETR is the channel order for

Futaba/Hitec.

Mode: Set the stick mode of the transmitter (Mode 1 Japanese style, Mode 2 Ameri-can style).

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Double-clicking (or using the scroll wheel to select and press the

ENT key) a non-active model (not highlighted) provides the

following options:

Select model: Selects the model as the active model.

Duplicate model: Creates an exact copy of the model with the

same name. You will need to change the model name or other

settings in the model setup tab.

Label Model: Displays all configured labels, allowing you to select labels for this model. More

information about model labels is provided below.

Save as template: Saves a copy of the model as a model template.(Changes to the saved template

do not update the template itself.)

Delete model: Deletes the model. Only non-active (not currently in use) models can be deleted.

Duplicate model: Creates an exact copy of the model with the

same name. You will need to change the model name or other

settings in the model setup tab.

Label Model: Displays all configured labels, allowing you to select

labels for this model. More information about model labels is

provided below.

Save as template: Saves a copy of the model as a model

template. (Changes to the saved template do not update the

template itself.)

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Creating a New Model: To create a new model, select the "New"

button in the top right corner. You will then see the following

options:

New Model: Choose New Model.

Blank Model: Creates a blank model with only the default

options configured.

SoarETX and SoarETXv2: Displays pre-configured model

templates for gliders.

PERSONAL: Allows you to choose a saved model template and

create its copy as a new model.

WZARD: Starts the New Model Wizard and creates a model

based on the wizard configuration.

Labels: Model labels allow you to assign one or more labels to

each model. You can then filter the models displayed on the

Manage Models screen based on your chosen labels. This

makes it easier for those with many configured models to find

them. By default, "Favorites" and "Unlabeled" labels are

automatically created. All models are considered unlabeled until

a label is applied to them.

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Filtering Models by Labels: To filter visible models based on

labels, select one or more filters from the left column. it will

automatically filter out models that do not have these labels.

Assigning Labels to Models: To assign

labels to a model, double-click the

model or press [ENT] after selecting

the model, and then choose "Label

Models." After selection, all configured

labels will be displayed, and you can

choose one or more labels for this

model.

Creating New Model Labels: To create

a new model label, select the "New"

button in the top right corner of the

screen. A new label popup will appear,

allowing you to enter the desired label

name. Select "Save" to save the new

label.

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Editing Model Labels: After selecting the model label you need to

change, long press [ENT] or long press the desired label to see a

menu with the following options:

Rename Label: Change the label's name.

Delete Label: Remove the label from the list and from all models

assigned to it.

Sort Models: The dropdown menu below the label list is used to

sort the filtered models. Models can be sorted by:

Name A-Z: Model names in alphabetical order (A-Z).

Name Z-A: Model names in reverse alphabetical order (Z-A).

Least Used: Least used models.

Most Used: Most used models.

Choose Model List Layout: Selecting the icon to the left of the

"New" button in the top right corner allows you to toggle between

four list layouts.

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Adjustment instructions for gimbal stick height

Locking screw

Gimbal stick end

1， Remove the gimbal stick ends locking screw.

2，Turning the gimbal stick ends clockwise will shorten the gimbal stick length. Turning it counterclockwise will lengthen the gimbal

stick.

3，After adjusting the gimbal stick length, hold the gimbal stick end with your hand and tighten the locking screw.

Warning: The gimbal of the radio controller is a precision device. Excessive force when turning the gimbal stick end may cause the

gimbal shaft to come off and become damaged.

Do not turn the gimbal head before removing the locking screw!

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FCC Warnning:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable

protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,

uses and can radiate radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be

determined by turning the equipment off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the interference

by

one

or

more

of

the following measures:

•

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

•

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

•

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution:

Any

changes

or

modiﬁcations

to

this

device

not

explicitly

approved

by

manufacturer

could void your authority to operate this equipment.

This

device

complies

with

part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

accept

any

interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This

equipment

complies

with

FCC

radiation

exposure

limits

set

forth

for

an

uncontrolled

environment.

This

equipment

should

be

installed

and

operated

with

minimum

distance

0cm

between the radiator and your body.

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