BetaFPV ELRS Micro TX Module 2.4GHz 1W

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BETAFPV Micro RF TX module is based on the ExpressLRS project, an open-source RC link for RC applications. ExpressLRS aims to achieve the best possible link performance in both speeds, latency, and range. This makes ExpressLRS one of the fastest RC links available while still offering long-range performance.


Specification

  • Item: ELRS Micro TX Module
  • Input voltage: 5V~12V
  • XT30 port: 5V~12V, recommend 2S(8.4V) battery, DO NOT support 3S(12.6V) or above 
  • USB port: Type-C
2.4GHz 1W

2.4GHz 500mW

915/868 MHz 500mW

Packet refresh rate

50Hz, 150Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz

50Hz, 150Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz

25Hz, 50Hz, 100Hz, 200Hz

RF output power

25mW, 50mW, 250mW, 500mW, 1W

25mW, 50mW, 250mW, 500mW

100mW, 250mW, 500mW

Frequency bands

2.4GHz ISM

2.4GHz ISM

915MHz FCC 868MHz EU

Heat sink Included Not included
Not included
Backpack Function Support
Not support currently Not support currently


    ELRS 2.4G 1W Version

    The black version with maximum 1W RF output power is released now. Support all 5D button dimensions based on BETAFPV ELRS V2.0.0 firmware. A new backpack function is added, allowing wireless communication between ExpressLRS, and other FPV related devices for command and control, or for querying config.

    Note: Please make sure the VRX also supports backpack function when using the module VRX-backpack function. Backpack function will be added to the 500mW version in the future.

    Compared with 500mW versions, it not only builds in a cooling fan but also the heat sink is included, which enhances the performance of cooling. So this module can work properly in daily use and not need to worry about temperature. 

    1W Limited Edition

    Apart from the classical case for the micro TX module, a limited edition will be released together. Both classical case and limited case versions have the same function. The 3D-printed case with new appearance design makes the module very cool when LED light flashing. Limited stock, first come first serve!

    Diagram

    BETAFPV Micro RF TX module is compatible with radio transmitter which has the micro module bay (AKA JR/SLIM module bay, e.g. Frsky Taranis X9D, TBS Mambo). Below is the diagram for the 500mW version module.

     

    1-2 DIP switches
    3-4 DIP switches 5-6-7 DIP switches
    Update Firmware ON OFF OFF
    Operating Mode OFF ON OFF
    Update Backpack OFF OFF ON

    About the Firmware

    The ExpressLRS official project on Github does NOT support the OLED function for the moment. BETAFPV team will work with the ELRS team and make the official repository support the OLED and button function ASAP.

      BETAFPV Micro TX Module ELRS V2.0.0 firmware is published. The firmware does not include the Binding Phrase. So please make sure the receiver works on officially major release V2.0.0 protocol and no Binding Phrase set.

      • Support 5D buttons and the OLED menu with the official ELRS 2.0.0 release.
      • The color of the LED changes automatically according to the system status.
      • Other new and various features are fully synchronized with the official ELRS 2.0.0.
      • When entering OLED menus page with long pressing, the connection between RF TX module and receiver works normally. Please do not change the Pkt Rate, otherwise, you must re-power the receiver.

      You could all use the ELRS official firmware V2.0-RC2 now, but lost the function of OLED and Joystick. We will work with the ELRS dev team and make the ELRS official firmware support the full function of the Micro TX Module. For the milestone, OLED will be supported in the V2.1 officially.

       

      How do I set a binding phrase on this Micro TX module when the ELRS official mainstream does not support OLED yet?

      First, download the source code of master-betafpv-oled-menu branch to local from Github.

      Second, open the ExpressLRS Configurator and load the upzip source code from local. Select the target device "BETAFPV 900/2400 TX Micro". Now, you could setup your own binding phrase and other options as normal.

      Third, build & flash.

       

      Know More About ExpressLRS

      ExpressLRS is an open-source RC link for RC applications. Everyone could find this project on Github or join the discussion in Facebook Group.

      ExpressLRS is based on Semtech Lora SX127x or SX1280 hardware for RX and TX respectively. it aims to achieve the best possible link performance in both speeds, latency, and range. At 900 MHz a maximum of 200 Hz packet rate is supported. At 2.4 GHz a blistering 500Hz is currently supported with a custom OpenTX build. This makes ExpressLRS one of the fastest RC links available while still offering long-range performance.

      More and more vendors start to support the ExpressLRS radio protocol in different parts, like radio transmitter with ELRS in stock, drone with built-in ELRS receiver, ELRS TX module for JR bay, or Nano bay. BETAFPV team take part in this project and provide a series of ExpressLRS components.

      Backpack Function

      Some of the ExpressLRS TX modules include an additional ESP8285 chip, which lets us communicate wirelessly with other ESP8285 enabled devices using a protocol called espnow. We call this chip the "TX-Backpack". The aim of the TX-Backpack is to allow wireless communication between ExpressLRS, and other FPV related devices for command and control, or for querying config.

      Button and OLED

      The ELRS TX module could be configured via the OpenTX LUA script. With OLED and button, no-OpenTX radio controller that supports CRSF could use this ELRS Micro module easily. The following no-OpenTX radio controllers work well with this TX module. Futaba T16IZ, T16SZ and T18SZ (with update to 3.9e), Wsky ET16, Radiolink AT9S Pro.

      Below is the basic operation of the button and OLED for V1.0.0 firmware.

      Long Press:

      In the lock screen page, long press to unlock and enter the menu page.

      In the menu page, long press to change the value of this row.

      Short Press:

      In the lock screen page, short press invalidly.

      In the menu page, short press to move to the next row.

      Note: When the RF TX module is entering menus page, the connection between RF TX module and receiver will be lost, the connection will recover after exiting menus page automatically; you must re-power the receiver if you have changed the Pkt Rate.

      Note: When the RF TX module enters WIFI Upgrade status, the button will be invalid. Please re-power the RF TX module after firmware update via WIFI.

      Button and OLED

      The ELRS TX module could be configured via the OpenTX LUA script. With OLED and button, no-OpenTX radio controller that supports CRSF could use this ELRS Micro module easily. The following no-OpenTX radio controllers work well with this TX module. Futaba T16IZ, T16SZ and T18SZ (with update to 3.9e), Wsky ET16, Radiolink AT9S Pro.

      Below is the basic operation of the button and OLED for BETAFPV ELRS V2.0.0 firmware.

      Long Press: Unlock and enter the menu page, or apply current settings in the menu page.
      Up/Down: Move to the last/next row.
      Left/Right: Change the value of this row.
      Short Press: Enable binding status or WiFi upgrade status.

      Note: You must re-power the receiver if you have changed the Pkt Rate.

      Note: When the RF TX module enters WIFI Upgrade status, the button will be invalid. Please re-power the RF TX module after firmware update via WIFI.

       

      Basic Configuration

      ExpressLRS uses the Crossfire serial protocol (AKA CRSF protocol) to communicate between the radio transmitter and the TX module. So make sure your radio transmitter supports the CRSF serial protocol. We use the radio transmitter with the OpenTX system to show how to set up the CRSF protocol and LUA script. To set this up, in the OpenTX system, enter into model settings, and on the "MODEL SETUP" tab, turn off the "Internal RF". Next, enable "External RF" and select "CRSF" as the protocol.

      ExpressLRS use the OpenTX LUA script to control the TX module, like bind or setup. With the LUA script, pilots could check, and set up some configurations of the Nano RF TX module. For more details, please check the Support Page.

      • Save the ELRS.lua/ELRSV2.lua script files onto the radio transmitter's SD Card in the Scripts/Tools folder;
      • Long press the "SYS" button (for RadioMaster T16 or similar radios) or the "Menu" button (for Frsky Taranis X9D or similar radios) to access the Tools Menu where you can find ELRS/ELRSV2.lua script ready to run with only one click;
      • Below image shows the LUA script run successfully;

       

      Bind & Output Power

      The Micro RF TX module comes with officially major release V1.1.0 or V2.0.0 protocol and no Binding Phrase included. So please make sure the receiver works on officially major release V1.0.0~V1.1.0 or V2.0.0 protocol. And no Binding Phrase set. Micro RF TX module could enter binding status via ELRS.lua or ELRSV2.lua script, as described in "LUA Script" chapter. Besides, using the button and OLED, move to the BIND position and long-press the button. Short press the button if it is V2.0.0. Then the RF module will enter binding status. 

      In the Box

      • 1 * BETAFPV ELRS Micro TX module
      • 1 * BETAFPV Moxon antenna (2.4G, 915MHz or 868MHz)
      • 1 * Monopole antenna
      • 1 * Micro TX module user manual
      • 1 * Spare USB data cable (Type-A to Type-C)


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