Sensor conflict

[48thFleet]

I am receiving the Sensor Conflict message when I set up my telemetry sensors. How does one determine the source of the conflict? All of my sensors appear to be recognized and providing correct parameters.
Thanks

 

[Wayne]

Hmm, might have the same ID numbers?

I'm not an expert on this as I have not run into the issue, but I think you may need to change the physical ID on one of the sensors?? This is tucked under the telemetry page.

 

[HENNY]

Hmm, might have the same ID numbers?

I'm not an expert on this as I have not run into the issue, but I think you may need to change the physical ID on one of the sensors?? This is tucked under the telemetry page.

Which sensors do you have and how many, radio type and firmware version please.

 

[48thFleet]

Thanks for the replies.
I am running ETHOS ver 1.5.1.1, in a Tandem XE. Two receivers, TD18 and a X8R. All of the telemetry is receiver based except for two FrSky current/ voltage sensors( they have different ID's) and a FrSky GPS( the new version).
One of the things that I find confusing with ETHOS that I did not encounter with OTX is the application ID. I am wondering if this is my issue, possibly thru the GPS which I am drawing speed, distance and Lat/Log from.

 

[HENNY]

Thanks for the replies.
I am running ETHOS ver 1.5.1.1, in a Tandem XE. Two receivers, TD18 and a X8R. All of the telemetry is receiver based except for two FrSky current/ voltage sensors( they have different ID's) and a FrSky GPS( the new version).
One of the things that I find confusing with ETHOS that I did not encounter with OTX is the application ID. I am wondering if this is my issue, possibly thru the GPS which I am drawing speed, distance and Lat/Log from.

OK I think you mean Ethos ver 1.5.11 The voltage sensors you are using are what type FLVS-? more than one ? The process is to remove one sensor at a time and see which are causing your conflict. The TDR18 has it's own set of sensors, so you need to do a little detective work.

 

[gnichola]

If I am not mistaken, you can go to the sensor page and one by one select and edit. The edit page will show you the id. You should be able to find the pair of items with the same id.
Once you find the items that share an id, I believe there is a way to change the id of some sensors, but you would have to look that up after you determine which are conflicted.

 

[Wayne]

That was my thought too. Just never had to do it for my own stuff. Recall doing this a bit back in the OpenTX days.