Dimplex Home vs LockDownRadioControl RXV2

Dimplex Home App lets you control your Dimplex heat pump with touch display intuitively via your smart device. Thanks to the standardized logon process, logging into the Microsoft Azure Cloud is easy and secure. Just generate your TAN-code on the heat pump's touch display which enables syncing with the system operators', users 'or service technician's smart device, e.g. iPhone or iPad. The operator has the option of withdrawing access for any user if necessary. Your Dimplex heat pump with touch display is connected to your router with the NWPM touch network card via a LAN cable. With the Dimplex Home App, the control of the heat pump can be accessed anytime and anywhere. With the intuitively designed app interface, the most relevant settings on the heat pump, e. g. summer-winter-switch or setting the hot water temperature can easily be changed. Along with the intelligent room temperature control, the app can also be used to set the temperature for up to 20 rooms depending on the user and even combine it with weekly programs. The controller integrated in the heat pump intelligently and automatically ensures efficient and comfortable operation. In combination with a controlled living space ventilation M Flex Air, the most important functions and operating data of the ventilation system connected to the heat pump are visualized. The current fan level can be easily changed via the app. Overview of functions: - Fast and convenient monitoring of the heat pump status and operating data - display of runtimes and cycles, as well as inputs and outputs - change of mode and target temperatures of the heating circuits and DHW heating - demo mode, so that the app can be tested or demonstrated without a heat pump. System requirements: The minimum requirements for using the Dimplex Home App is internet access, a Dimplex heat pump with network card and software M3.2 or higher. The smart device must have active internet access in order to use it. Eud user license agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Set up Rotorflight from your phone. RXV2 configures the Rotorflight flight controller in a model helicopter over Bluetooth. No laptop, no computer program, no cables to a PC, at the flying field or on the kitchen table. ROTORFLIGHT ON YOUR PHONE Most of what you would do in the Rotorflight Configurator on a computer, RXV2 does on your phone: • Rates and PIDs for every bank, with sliders that say what they change rather than what they are called • Governor and head speed, per flight bank • Servos, swashplate, blade pitch and travel limits, with a bench hold that drives the swash to exact angles for you • Rescue, switches, telemetry, filters and in-flight adjustments • Reads Rotorflight's black box and shows you the vibrations, then offers the filter change, with limits, a read-back and an undo • Flight traces: head speed, governor, throttle, battery and attitude over time, with a plain-English summary • Backs up the whole Rotorflight setup to your phone, and puts it back • Compare models: your rates side by side with another model's backup • A new-helicopter wizard, from an empty flight controller to ready to fly Works with Rotorflight 2.2 and later; a few pages need 2.3. YOU NEED THE HARDWARE This app talks to the flight controller through LockDownRadioControl hardware: either an LDRC RX V2 receiver or an LDRC dongle. Without one, tap DEMOS on the front screen. Every page then works against a simulated helicopter, so you can look around the whole app before you build anything. The hardware is not for sale. This is an open project: the circuit designs, the firmware and both phone apps are free, and you build your own. Everything you need is at messiter.com. ONE BOARD, THREE JOBS The same little receiver is also a bench dongle (plug it into a flight controller and set the model up with no battery and no blades) and a USB simulator interface, so your real transmitter flies RealFlight or neXt on a PC. It works out for itself which one it is, and the app follows. There are three demos, one for each. IT WORKS WITH THE V1 TRANSMITTER The RX V2 receiver flies with the original LockDownRadioControl transmitter, built on a Teensy 4.1. That transmitter's source is on GitHub, free, for anyone to build: github.com/Mmessiter/LockDownRadioControl PLAIN ENGLISH Every label says what the knob actually does, with Rotorflight's own term in brackets for anyone who wants it. "Roll wind-up relief (I-term relax cutoff)". A search finds any setting by either name. SAFE ON THE BENCH Setting up happens with the blades off or the motor unplugged. The app refuses to change anything while the model is armed, and it never spins a motor or moves a servo of its own accord. FREE, AND FREE SOFTWARE The app is free. No adverts, no accounts, no subscriptions, no tracking, and nothing at all collected about you. Everything stays on your phone and your own receiver. The source of the whole system is published under the GNU General Public License, so you can read it, change it and share it: github.com/Mmessiter/LDRC_V2 messiter.com/rxv2/source.html NOT AFFILIATED LockDownRadioControl is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Rotorflight project or any flight-controller manufacturer. Rotorflight is free, open-source flight-controller software for helicopters.