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wiki:tcb:tcbinstall:sound_benedini_micro [2017/12/02 20:02]
opadmin [Misc Tab] 		wiki:tcb:tcbinstall:sound_benedini_micro [2019/09/05 03:21]
opadmin [Micro Setup]
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 Please visit the Benedini website for more information on his products: **[[http://www.benedini.de/|Benedini RC Model Electronics]]** Please visit the Benedini website for more information on his products: **[[http://www.benedini.de/|Benedini RC Model Electronics]]**
  
-This is the link to the manual for the Micro: [[http://www.benedini.de/TBSMicroV2.0g_E.pdf|CLICK HERE]] +For your reference here are Benedini's manuals for the Micro:  
- +  * [[http://www.openpanzer.org/downloads/benedini/TBSMicroV2.0g_E.pdf|Benedini Micro Sound Card Manual]] 
 +  * [[http://www.openpanzer.org/downloads/benedini/TBS-Flash_E_V1014_B.pdf|Benedini Flash Version 1x Manual]]
  
 ===== Connections ===== ===== Connections =====
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 ===== Micro Setup ===== ===== Micro Setup =====
  
-Benedini provides a free configuration software called **TBS-Flash**. The Micro uses Flash version 1.0.1.4, it is not compatible with the newer Flash v3 used for the Mini. +Benedini provides a free configuration software called **TBS-Flash**. The Micro uses Flash version 1.0.1.4, it is not compatible with the newer versions of Flash that are used for the Mini. 
  
 TBS Flash has many features and configuration options we will not use. The information here is not a comprehensive overview of everything the Benedini sound card can do, but only a highlight of the specific settings we need in order for it to work with the Open Panzer TCB. Please read the Benedini Flash manual to learn more about its other features.  TBS Flash has many features and configuration options we will not use. The information here is not a comprehensive overview of everything the Benedini sound card can do, but only a highlight of the specific settings we need in order for it to work with the Open Panzer TCB. Please read the Benedini Flash manual to learn more about its other features. 
  
-In TBS Flash there are three tabs: Sounds, Parameter, and Misc. We discuss each one below:+In TBS Flash there are three tabs: Sounds, Parameter, and Misc. We discuss the first two below, the Misc tab has various troubleshooting features that you can read more about in the Bendini Flash manual. 
  
 ==== Flash - Sounds Tab ==== ==== Flash - Sounds Tab ====
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 ===== Playing Sounds ===== ===== Playing Sounds =====
  
-Most sounds will be played automatically by the TCB at the appropriate moment - for example, if you trigger the Cannon Fire function, the cannon fire sound will play automatically, and if your vehicle is moving the engine sounds will play, etc. There are however some settings you can adjust in OP Config - the frequency of the squeak sounds, and a few others. See the [[wiki:opconfig:tabs:sounds|Sounds tab]] in OP Config for more. +When you start the engine on your TCB, the Micro will be given a signal to start playing engine sounds. There is however no way to tell the Micro to turn the engine off - instead, the Micro will automatically turn the engine off after 20 seconds of inactivity.  
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 +The cannon and machine gun sounds will play when those functions are triggered on the TCB.  
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 + 
 +===== Advanced Usage ===== 
 + 
 +The Micro has many more features and possibilities, including up to 12 sounds triggered through the Prop 3 input. The TCB will not trigger these automatically but if you have a programmable radio and are comfortable creating advanced mixes you can still use the Prop 3 input directly. Either connect a channel from your receiver directly to the Prop 3 input on the Micro or if your receiver doesn't have PWM outputs you can assign a free radio channel to the "RC Output 6 - Pass-through" [[wiki:tcb:operation:functions|Function]] in OP Config, and then connect Prop 3 on the TCB to Prop 3 on the Micro. 
  
-The optional User Sounds will only play if you assign a [[wiki:tcb:operation:functions|Trigger]] to them. They can be triggered to play once, or repeat until a second trigger turns them off. You can also assign triggers to functions that will let you increase or decrease the volume from a 3-position switch on your transmitter. See the [[wiki:tcb:operation:functionlist#sounds|Functions reference page]] for more details. +For more information you may find these threads at [[https://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=24339|RCTankWarfare]] and [[http://www.openrcforums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=10434|OpenRCForums]] forums useful. 
wiki/tcb/tcbinstall/sound_benedini_micro.txt · Last modified: 2022/02/10 21:02 by opadmin
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