Had a customer that needed some help with a complex Ethos program. He had picked up a rather complex template for a DLG and was having some issues. This was the first time I have played with an advanced program in Ethos. I will say it had me scratching my head a fair amount. There were a lot of uses of VAR and logic switches. I was able to poke around and make sense of most things, but the camber was not working. I could see the settings, but could not see where they were being "mixed". Well I finally found an older version of the template and the "mix" was found, seems the mix line had been altered in the other model memory, no wonder I could not find it. From there it was easier.
Like I said, this is the first time I have seen a program in Ethos that was using lots of logic statements and VARs to do some complex things. I will say this was OpenTX level of programming, and even in OpenTX I would have had to study it for a while to get a full grasp on what the original programmer was doing. But all in all, I was able to follow along and understand what was going on after a bit of study.
Anyhow, cool to see this done in Ethos!
Like I said, this is the first time I have seen a program in Ethos that was using lots of logic statements and VARs to do some complex things. I will say this was OpenTX level of programming, and even in OpenTX I would have had to study it for a while to get a full grasp on what the original programmer was doing. But all in all, I was able to follow along and understand what was going on after a bit of study.
Anyhow, cool to see this done in Ethos!
