which has a habit of confusing the most common text-based OSD chip on the market ad causing it’s blinking
feature to fail to work.
Low Power Mode
When the rapidFIRE module detects a low headset voltage, it automatically turns off the receiver
connected to the lower SMA connector, but continues to operate with the other receiver.
In this mode most of the rapidFIRE signal restoration features are still operational, and should
provide a better FPV experience than most non-rapidFIRE diversity receivers.
Note that it is not recommended to run in this mode for long. A low module voltage normally
indicates that power is being wasted internally to the goggles, and causing short battery life, and
unnecessary heating of the goggle internals.
It is the Little Stuff…
One feature that most users will never notice is one of the things that drives us nuts with other
modules.
We have a policy of always powering up the module in the state that it was last used in.
If the goggle channel buttons were used last to set the channel, then on power up, we respect that,
and power up on that same channel.
If the UI on the module was used to set the channel, then on power up, the same rules apply, we
remember, and respect that request.
The result is a user interface that works with you, instead of against you. No Surprises.
