Revision as of 16:28, 15 December 2025

1 Benutzeroberfläche

Spirit-Wave-Sender laufen mit dem Betriebssystem „Spirit OS“. Dieses Betriebssystem wurde von Spirit System vollständig neu entwickelt, um alle Anforderungen von Piloten zu erfüllen. Das Herzstück des Systems ist ein hochoptimierter Linux-Kernel, der speziell auf maximale Reaktionsgeschwindigkeit und sehr kurze Startzeiten ausgelegt ist.

Die Benutzeroberfläche wird vollständig über den Touchscreen gesteuert, ähnlich wie bei gängigen Smart-Geräten.

1.1 Navigation

Die Benutzeroberfläche umfasst die folgenden Bereiche:

• Navigationsleiste (oben) • Hauptbereich (unten) • Menüinhalt (mittlerer Bereich)

1.1.1 Navigationsleiste

Die Navigationsleiste zeigt den aktuellen Status des Spirit-Wave-Senders an.

Folgende Informationen sind enthalten (von links nach rechts): • Flugmodus • Bank-ID (falls Bankumschaltung verwendet wird) • Menü- oder Untermenütitel • WLAN-Signal • Funkverbindungs-Signal • Uhrzeit • Batterie (verfügbare Kapazität in Prozent)

1.1.2 Hauptbereich

Der untere Bereich verfügt über vier verschiedene Symbole (von links nach rechts): • Startseite • Anwendungen • Modell • Konfiguration

1.1.2.1 Startseite

Home Icon will return you always at the Home Screen, not matter at which Submenu or Menu the system was. Home Screen is further explained at the following section [Menu Content]. If you need to quickly return, it is enough to press at the Icon.

At the left side of the Main Panel there is area that can be used for the same purpose as Home Icon.

1.1.2.2 Applications

Applications Menu contain variety of different tools that are meant as an Addon. For Pilot they are not critical but can greatly extend functionality of the Wave radio. Optionally, you can install a new ones through the Spirit App Store.

Following Application set is preinstalled:

• App Store
• Media Player
• Simulator
• Files
• Updater
• Log Viewer
• Help

1.1.2.3 Model

Model is Menu where you can find all Model related settings, ranging from Receiver Binding to Alarm configuration.

Menu consists from Submenus dependent on Model Type that is active at the moment. This mean it has different set of available menus when your model is a Helicopter or when it is a Plane for example. When your physical R/C model is equipped with a Spirit unit then this Model menu is extended to allow tight integration and quick access for all Spirit parameters.

Certain Submenus are common for all Models:

• Receiver
• Flight Mode
• Throttle
• Alarm
• Mix
• Logging
• Stats
• Battery
• Theme
• Image
• Trainer
• Check

The most important for all pilots are Receiver, Flight Mode and Throttle Submenus.

1.1.2.4 Configuration

This is System-related menu where you can find all System Settings, independent from Model selection.

Following Submenus are available:

• Language
• Controls
• Connection
• System
• Display
• Vibration
• Sound
• Time

1.1.2.5 Return Back

At the right side of the Main Panel there is area that acts as Return Back button. Whatever Menu is present, you can always go One Step Back to a previous Menu. This allows seamless navigation through User Interface without need to open each Menu from the beginning.

1.1.3 Menu Content

Each Menu is available for touch interaction allowing entering Submenus. Submenus are accessible by pressing at the Icons. Area available between Navigation Bar and Main Panel is for displaying content of each menu.

1.1.3.1 Main Screen

When Main Screen is visible (Press HOME Icon), you can see Widget based Menu.

1.1.3.2 Widgets

Widgets are Containers that are displaying all kind of different data, but can also be used for Model related configuration or operations.

Model Selection is the base widget for changing Model profile in the Wave radio. By simply tapping at the rectangular area Model List will be visible.

Available Widgets are rendered as a transparent rectangles. By Long Pressing at them you can add a new Widget there. Removing Widgets can be done by Long Pressing at them.

The most common usage for the Widgets are to display Telemetry data in a RealTime. For example you can see Battery Voltage, Current, Used Capacity, Rotor RPM, Vibration Level and more. Some Widgets such as Timers can be further configured by pressing at them.

1.1.3.3 Pages

Some menus have several Pages available. This can be distinguished by a small dots at the Main Panel. You can move between the pages by using so called Swipe Gesture (touching the Screen and moving your finger to left or right side).

1.1.3.4 Long Press

Wherever there are Items that can be added you can delete them by Long Press. This Gesture is common within entire Spirit OS.