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Castle Creations ESCs has feature called '''Link Live'''. This allows bi-directional data transmission over the Throttle cable.
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<translate>Castle Creations ESCs has feature called '''Link Live'''. This allows bi-directional data transmission over the Throttle cable.
 
To allow the ESC telemetry, it is necessary to enable this feature first. It is disabled by default.
 
To allow the ESC telemetry, it is necessary to enable this feature first. It is disabled by default.
 
Once enabled, it is required that a device which is sending Throttle data (Spirit unit) has enabled support for this tranmission too.
 
Once enabled, it is required that a device which is sending Throttle data (Spirit unit) has enabled support for this tranmission too.
In other case Throttle signal will be ignored.
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In other case Throttle signal will be ignored.</translate>
  
== ESC configuration ==
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== <translate>ESC configuration</translate> ==
  
With usage of the Castle Link interface, please start the [http://www.castlecreations.com/downloads Castle Link software] to open the configuration settings of your ESC.
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<translate>With usage of the Castle Link interface, please start the [http://www.castlecreations.com/downloads Castle Link software] to open the configuration settings of your ESC.
There you have to enable Link-Live feature.
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There you have to enable Link-Live feature.</translate>
  
 
[[File:castlelink.jpg]]
 
[[File:castlelink.jpg]]
  
== Telemetry Cable ==
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== <translate>Telemetry Cable</translate> ==
To allow the telemetry data transmission special cable is required. This cable is available in our [http://store.spirit-system.com/en/accessories/36-telemcc-cable.html Eshop].
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<translate>To allow the telemetry data transmission special cable is required. This cable is available in our [http://store.spirit-system.com/en/accessories/36-telemcc-cable.html Eshop].</translate>
  
 
[[File:telemcc.png|280px]]
 
[[File:telemcc.png|280px]]
  
'''For Experts:''' Alternatively you can modify your current Throttle cable by adding '''10kOhm''' resistor between white ('''signal''') and red ('''+''') wires. In this case the Telemetry cable is not required.
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'''<translate>For Experts:</translate>''' <translate>Alternatively you can modify your current Throttle cable by adding '''10kOhm''' resistor between white ('''signal''') and red ('''+''') wires. In this case the Telemetry cable is not required.</translate>
  
== Interfacing ==
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== <translate>Interfacing</translate> ==
  
Connect the Telemetry cable to the '''AUX(1)''' port in the unit, where you normally connect the Throttle cable of the ESC.
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<translate>Connect the Telemetry cable to the '''AUX(1)''' port in the unit, where you normally connect the Throttle cable of the ESC.
Connect the Throttle cable to the end of the Telem CC cable.
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Connect the Throttle cable to the end of the Telem CC cable.</translate>
  
 
== Spirit Settings ==
 
== Spirit Settings ==
  
=== Throttle Assignment ===
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=== <translate>Throttle Assignment</translate> ===
  
Once cable is connected, it is absolutely necessary to assign the Throttle (if not assigned yet).
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<translate>Once cable is connected, it is absolutely necessary to assign the Throttle (if not assigned yet).</translate>
  
Power up the ESC and start the Spirit Settings as usually.
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<translate>Power up the ESC and start the Spirit Settings as usually.</translate>
  
Go to the '''General/Channels''' and assign a channel to the '''Throttle'''.
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<translate>Go to the '''General/Channels''' and assign a channel to the '''Throttle'''.</translate>
  
 
[[File:throttle-assign.png|400px]]
 
[[File:throttle-assign.png|400px]]
  
=== Telemetry activation ===
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=== <translate>Telemetry activation</translate> ===
  
As the last step you have to set the ESC Telemetry in the Spirit Settings software.
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<translate>As the last step you have to set the ESC Telemetry in the Spirit Settings software.</translate>
  
Go to the '''Advanced/Telemetry settings''' and set the '''Castle Creations Phoenix & Talon''' option.
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<translate>Go to the '''Advanced/Telemetry settings''' and set the '''Castle Creations Phoenix & Talon''' option.</translate>
  
 
[[File:esc-telem.png|400px]]
 
[[File:esc-telem.png|400px]]
  
Then close the window and save the settings ''(CTRL+S)''. Finally, reconnect battery from the ESC.
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<translate>Then close the window and save the settings ''(CTRL+S)''. Finally, reconnect battery from the ESC.</translate>
  
From this moment, everything should work.
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<translate>From this moment, everything should work.</translate>
  
== Displaying telemetry data ==
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== <translate>Displaying telemetry data</translate> ==
  
You can display telemetry data directly in your radio from now.
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<translate>You can display telemetry data directly in your radio from now.</translate>
  
How to display the data is described in the integration guides:
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<translate>How to display the data is described in the integration guides:</translate>
*[[Jeti_Integration|JETI Duplex]]
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*[[<translate>Jeti_Integration</translate>|JETI Duplex]]
*[[OpenTX_Integration|FrSky Taranis & Horus]]
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*[[<translate>OpenTX_Integration</translate>|FrSky Taranis & Horus]]
*[[Hott_Integration|Graupner HoTT]]
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*[[<translate>Hott_Integration</translate>|Graupner HoTT]]
  
== Supported models ==
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== <translate>Supported models</translate> ==
  
 
{| class="servolist"  
 
{| class="servolist"  
 
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Model
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<translate>Model</translate>
 
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Battery Voltage
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B<translate>attery Voltage</translate>
 
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Battery Current
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<translate>Battery Current</translate>
 
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BEC Voltage
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<translate>BEC Voltage</translate>
 
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Consumed Capacity
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<translate>Consumed Capacity</translate>
 
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ESC Temperature
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<translate>ESC Temperature</translate>
 
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| Phoenix Edge 50
 
| Phoenix Edge 50
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<p></p>
 
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{{Info|[[File:Info.png]] Consumed Capacity is calculated from the Current Consumption.}}
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{{Info|[[File:Info.png]] <translate>Consumed Capacity is calculated from the Current Consumption.</translate>}}

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Castle Creations ESCs has feature called Link Live. This allows bi-directional data transmission over the Throttle cable. To allow the ESC telemetry, it is necessary to enable this feature first. It is disabled by default. Once enabled, it is required that a device which is sending Throttle data (Spirit unit) has enabled support for this tranmission too. In other case Throttle signal will be ignored.

1 ESC configuration

With usage of the Castle Link interface, please start the Castle Link software to open the configuration settings of your ESC. There you have to enable Link-Live feature.

Castlelink.jpg

2 Telemetry Cable

To allow the telemetry data transmission special cable is required. This cable is available in our Eshop.

Telemcc.png

For Experts: Alternatively you can modify your current Throttle cable by adding 10kOhm resistor between white (signal) and red (+) wires. In this case the Telemetry cable is not required.

3 Interfacing

Connect the Telemetry cable to the AUX(1) port in the unit, where you normally connect the Throttle cable of the ESC. Connect the Throttle cable to the end of the Telem CC cable.

4 Spirit Settings

4.1 Throttle Assignment

Once cable is connected, it is absolutely necessary to assign the Throttle (if not assigned yet).

Power up the ESC and start the Spirit Settings as usually.

Go to the General/Channels and assign a channel to the Throttle.

Throttle-assign.png

4.2 Telemetry activation

As the last step you have to set the ESC Telemetry in the Spirit Settings software.

Go to the Advanced/Telemetry settings and set the Castle Creations Phoenix & Talon option.

Esc-telem.png

Then close the window and save the settings (CTRL+S). Finally, reconnect battery from the ESC.

From this moment, everything should work.

5 Displaying telemetry data

You can display telemetry data directly in your radio from now.

How to display the data is described in the integration guides:

6 Supported models

Model

Battery Voltage

Battery Current

BEC Voltage

Consumed Capacity

ESC Temperature

Phoenix Edge 50
Phoenix Edge 75
Phoenix Edge 100
Phoenix Edge 130
Phoenix Edge HV 40
Phoenix Edge HV 80
Phoenix Edge HV 120
Phoenix Edge HV 160
Phoenix Edge HVF 160
Phoenix Edge Lite 50
Phoenix Edge Lite 75
Phoenix Edge Lite 100
Phoenix Edge Lite 130
Phoenix Edge Lite HV 40
Phoenix Edge Lite HV 80
Phoenix Edge Lite HV 120
Phoenix Edge Lite HV 160
Phoenix Talon 15 x x
Phoenix Talon 25 x x
Phoenix Talon 35 x x
Phoenix Talon 90 x x
Phoenix Talon HV 120 x x

Info.png Consumed Capacity is calculated from the Current Consumption.