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Supported Spektrum transmitters and sensors

TLMscope reads the .TLM telemetry logs that Spektrum transmitters save. This is what works today, what has been tested and what is not covered.

Transmitters

TransmitterWhere the logs areStatus
Spektrum NX6, NX8, NX10 (incl. “+” versions)Internal storage: Model.TLM and the AutoLog folder. Copy via USB.Tested (NX8+)
Spektrum iX12, iX14, iX20Internal storage, copy via USB.Tested
Spektrum DX6 G2/G3, DX7 G2, DX8 G2, DX9, DX10t, DX18 (G2 and later), DX18t, DX20SD card, once telemetry logging is on.Expected to work, not tested yet

Where to find the files is explained in How to open Spektrum .TLM files.

What you can see, and what it needs

A log only contains what the sensors in your model sent. Missing hardware means missing data, not an error.

DataNeedsStatus
Radio link: frame losses, holds, fades, receiver voltage, signal strengthAny Spektrum telemetry receiver (model names ending in “T”)Tested
Motor, controller and BEC: rpm, current, voltage, throttle, temperaturesSpektrum Smart ESC (e.g. Avian)Tested
Battery: cell voltages, temperature, ID, charge cycles, capacitySpektrum Smart battery, connected through a Smart ESCTested
Height and climb rateVario / altimeter sensor, or a receiver that reports itTested
Loads (g) and rotation ratesReceiver with AS3X / SAFETested
Throttle stick positionRecent NX firmware (AutoLog files)Tested
Stabilization modeReceiver with AS3X / SAFEPartly understood
Map, distance, speed over groundSpektrum GPS telemetry sensorTested with one real GPS log
Other sensors (airspeed, extra current or temperature sensors, …)X-Bus / SRXL2 sensorsShown as raw data for now

Not supported

Help to widen the support

Logs from NX and iX transmitters have been tested so far. If you fly a DX transmitter, or other Spektrum sensors, a log file helps a lot to check and extend the decoding. Write via the contact in the legal notice or open an issue in the GitHub project. Only share logs you are comfortable sharing: logs with GPS show where you fly.

TLMscope is an independent project and is not made or endorsed by Spektrum or Horizon Hobby.