Restore/Transfer Models in OpenTX CompanionĬonnect your new radio via USB as “massstorage”.Īgain, if this is the first time you are connecting your radio to the computer, you should create a new radio profile first, and select the correct radio type.įor the Jumper T16, you should choose Horus X10 / X10S, because these radios use the same firmware. You can unplug your radio from the computer. You have now successfully backed up the models on the radio to your computer. Give it a name such as “RadioModel-Date.otx”, so it’s easier to manage. Then under “File” in the menu, click “Save As” to save these models in a.
You will get a list of models on your radio in a popup window. In the OpenTX Companion menu, find and click “Read/Write” => “Read Model and Settings from Radio”. If you’ve done this before you can ignore it. If this is the first time you are connecting your radio to the computer, you should create a new radio profile first, and select the correct radio type. If you have never installed STM32 drivers before: Īlternatively you can also access the SD card by going into bootloader mode (what’s “bootloader mode”? Search for “bootloader” in this article. It’s best to leave this setting at “Ask” so you are prompted what to choose when connecting USB. There are 3 options, Joystick, Massstorage and Ask. Not sure what “massstorage” is? It’s a setting under Radio Setup tab, USB Mode. This allows you to access the SD card inside the radio. The process should be the same for future versions, if there are changes I will update this guide asap.Ĭonnect your old radio to the computer via USB cable as “massstorage”.
It’s a software program.Īt the time of writing the latest version is 2.2.3. You can download the OpenTX Companion here. Read more on this subject in our guide to building a BuddyBoss child theme.This tutorial works on any radio running OpenTX firmware. Any styles added to this stylesheet will override styles set in the parent theme's /css/ folder. If you plan on editing any CSS, we recommend adding all of your edits to /css/custom.css in your child theme so that you can implement our theme updates without losing your edits. We strongly encourage you to avoid editing the parent theme and use a child theme instead. Advancedįor those of you who want to really customize your site with your own CSS, you should never edit the core styles in the /css/ folder of the parent theme as we often edit these files to fix issues or add features in theme updates. Just head over to Appearance > Customize. Copy over all updated files to your website via FTP, or upload the entire theme folder via Appearance > Themes (only if you have not edited code in your copy of the theme).įor most people's needs you won't have to edit any code at all.View the Release Notes to see the list of all updated files.Back up your website files before proceeding! This plugin helps.Download the current version of the theme.Using this method you will have two separate downloads – one for the parent theme and another for the child theme. While logged in, click the “My Account” link under your profile icon at the top of the site, and then go to your Downloads tab, to download the current version. We recommend adding all custom edits into your child theme to make it super easy to implement updates.
For themes, if you have made edits to your main theme, please make sure to back it up! Auto-updating will completely override you main theme.
Just log into your admin and click on Dashboard > Updates and you should see the most recent version of your product available as an automatic update. View the Release Notes to see the updates and changed files from every release.
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