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They are at 0. I have to conclude that from my 'solution' above, and using the eePe Telemetry window, that the Pro writes the Telemetry RSSI alarm values to the DJT when the Futaba telemetry jumper is connected. Those values are collected from the RC model Telemetry page (long RIGHT>RIGHT>Telemetry)...

Yahoo! Thanks for making the update Mike.

https://goo.gl/photos/o96AfQmBA486tP8B9

--Craig

I have a 9xrPro(r218) with a DJT-to-Futaba Rx/Tx jumper for telemetry readings, and discovered a way to turn off the DJT alarm. The problem with this solution is that you have to do it every time you power up the Pro. After powerUp, use the Iron Cross button to the left of the display screen. Long L...

However that is interesting, because connecting telemerty to the 9xrPro, I connected the DJT Rx to the Futaba Rx and Tx to Futaba Tx, per previous posts on OpenRC, and that worked fine. I get the RSSI and A1 voltage displayed on the Pro. But that's when the DJT alarm started. I have since disconnect...

Yes. On the RS232, pin 5 is ground, pins 2&3 are Rx/Tx. And I've switched the Rx/Tx leads around (in case I had it bkwds) and had the same results. And tested the cable each time to make sure I have connectivity.

As stated in this post , I built an RS232 cable to my PC, trying to connect it to my FrSky DJT to set the alarm values. However, it seems that I do not have a communication path from the DJT to PC. I have tested and compared the pinout to my working Garmin GPS cable on COM7. Baud: 9600, Data Bits: 8...

I have exactly the same problem as Luis has shown in this video , the alarm in the DJT goes off as soon as the Rx is connected and continues after power is removed from the Rx. The solution is documented but I do not have an FLD-02 to change the alarm value. I've disconnected the Rx from everything ...