[pyr8]

What is the best method to get basic telemetry data displaying on the 9XR-Pro from my CC3D  "OrangeRx Open LRS" TX & RX.

Thanks!   

[f5soh]

This feature is not supported, sorry.

[jorgeluis1027]

How about on a devo10 with deviation firmware?

[f5soh]

This feature is not supported whatever the radio or firmware.

If you want telemetry back to ground you should use Oplink.

[pyr8]

This feature is not supported whatever the radio or firmware.

If you want telemetry back to ground you should use Oplink.

Oplink?

If you can get telemetry to Minimosd, there must to be a way to pass the data down, no?!

[hwh]

Yes, if you set one of the cc3d serial ports to telemetry it will output in the project's telemetry format, uavtalk.

It's documented at https://librepilot.atlassian.net/wiki/display/LPDOC/UavTalk#UavTalk-TheUAVTalkProtocol
and you're welcome to look at the source code of the project's version of minOPOSD at https://bitbucket.org/f5soh/minoposd as a sample of how to parse it.

You can either put some board like an arduino mini on the aircraft to process the telemetry stream or a pair of oplink-mini modems understand the protocol and will transfer the data from the aircraft to the ground and you can parse it there.  Either way you'd have to write software to parse the UavTalk into whatever format you need. The parser in the minOPOSD is written to be compiled by the Arduino development software so it would be a good starting point.

[pyr8]

Yes, if you set one of the cc3d serial ports to telemetry it will output in the project's telemetry format, uavtalk.

It's documented at https://librepilot.atlassian.net/wiki/display/LPDOC/UavTalk#UavTalk-TheUAVTalkProtocol
and you're welcome to look at the source code of the project's version of minOPOSD at https://bitbucket.org/f5soh/minoposd as a sample of how to parse it.

You can either put some board like an arduino mini on the aircraft to process the telemetry stream or a pair of oplink-mini modems understand the protocol and will transfer the data from the aircraft to the ground and you can parse it there.  Either way you'd have to write software to parse the UavTalk into whatever format you need. The parser in the minOPOSD is written to be compiled by the Arduino development software so it would be a good starting point.

Unfortunately I am not a coder and wouldn't know where to start. 

[nitromethane]

Get an Arduino and make an LED blink, then progress from there 

I'm not much of a programmer my self, but the ground OPLink could also be made to run some code that spits out data that something like a 9XR or a Taranis could display...