Control the Speedybee meteor LED with your remote using PinIO (Howto in the description)

Here is a short quick and dirty Video which demonstrate that it is possible to switch thru the different lightning modes with the Speedybee Meteor via your remote controller. Also turning the lights on and off is possible if you hold the button on the remote for several moments.

You have to use PinIO function on your Flightcontroller to realize this.

If you are using the Speedybee F4 mini Stack you can solder the yellow wire from the boot pad of the meteor chip (already soldered there by factory) to, for example, the tx3 pad on the FC. But you can use this also with all other FC´s out there too.

You have to type in following commands into the CLI in the Betaflight configurator and set "User1" in modes tab to your prefered button on your remote. (a normal push button is reccomended)

!!! DO A BACKUP OF YOUR EXISTING CONFIG BEFORE YOU DO THE CHANGES IF YOU MESS SOMETHING UP !!!

"resource SERIAL_TX 3 NONE" (to free up the tx3 pad on the FC for pinio - but you can use any free pinio compatible pad on the fc as well)

"resource PINIO 2 C10" (C10 pin of the FC was linked to tx3 before now is linked to Pinio 2)

"set pinio_config = 129,1,1,1" (first entry is for pinio 1 (arming) and is set to high, second is for pinio 2 and set to be low)
"set pinio_box = 0,40,255,255" (first entry "0" is arming, second entry "40" is "User1" for be visible in the mode tab to setup a button on the remote to toggle and is using the PINIO2 box which is controlling the C10 pin which leads to the tx3 pad)

A compact view of the needed commands:
resource SERIAL_TX 3 NONE
resource PINIO 2 C10
set pinio_config = 129,1,1,1
set pinio_box = 0,40,255,255


If there are any questions let me know i will try to help! ;-)

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