VTX Band Scanner

This little project provides a small scanner for the 39 VTX bands usually used (not the low L-band).

Channel Table

Frequency	Aomway	TBS Unify	Channel
5645	A4	E4	0
5658	E1	R1	1
5665	A3	E3	2
5685	A2	E2	3
5695	E2	R2	4
5705	A1	E1	5
5725	C1	A8	6
5732	E3	R3	7
5733	B1	B1	8
5740	D1	F1	9
5745	C2	A7	10
5752	B2	B2	11
5760	D2	F2	12
5765	C3	A6	13
5769	E4	R4	14
5771	B3	B3	15
5780	D3	F3	16
5785	C4	A5	17
5790	B4	B4	18
5800	D4	F4	19
5805	C5	A4	20
5806	E5	R5	21
5809	B5	B5	22
5820	D5	F5	23
5825	C6	A3	24
5828	B6	B6	25
5840	D6	F6	26
5843	E6	R6	27
5845	C7	A2	28
5847	B7	B7	29
5860	D7	F7	30
5865	C8	A1	31
5866	B8	B8	32
5880	D8	F8	33
5880	E7	R7	34
5885	A5	E5	35
5905	A6	E6	36
5917	E8	R8	37
5925	A7	E7	38
5945	A8	E8	39

RX5808 Connections

Pin	Function
1	CH1/MOSI
2	CH2/CS
3	CH3/CLK
4	GND
5	5V
6	RSSI
7	Audio
8	Video
9	GND

Developing on iOS

Dependencies

They are tracked in Dependencies/Package.swift.

Add a new .package-Declaration, refer it in .target(name“Dependencies”)= and then run

$ swift package update
$ rake xcodeproj

Then drag the new dependencies into Xcode.

Some explanation about Package.swift

Core Bluetooth Notes

• Reconnecting BT peripheral.

Credits and Acknowledegements

• Icons made by Chanut from Flaticon is licensed by CC 3.0 BY