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OSD capable, license-free, high power long range and freestyle VTx
Revision 2019-02-21
The TBS UNIFY EVO is a new line of video transmitters which contains a professional On Screen Display
(OSD), optimized for compatibility across multiple platforms and reduced to a small form factor,
completely redesigned and tailored for use in small multirotors and FPV wings. It is tightly integrated with
TBS Crossfire and TBS Crossfire-compatible products such as flight controls.
Key features
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World's smallest video transmitter containing a full-featured on-screen display
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25mW (up to 800mW with HAM license*)
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Built-in microphone (with disable feature!)
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One button frequency and power setup
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Device configuration through OSD
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SMA pigtail connector with frame mounting holes integrated
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High voltage 7-26V (2-6S LIPO) input
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Clean voltage output for FPV Camera (5V / 200mA)
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Superior input noise filtering
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2x CRSF Serial Port f or OSD data, device setup, expansion port for sensors etc.
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Smartaudio V2.1 for one wire serial control
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High quality branded U.FL connector with additional screw locking
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USB connector for firmware update and setup through TBS Agent
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Firmware update support through CRSF when paired with TBS Crossfire System
TBS UNIFY EVO 5G8 (HV)
Video Transmitter
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Summary of Contents for Team Blacksheep TBS UNIFY EVO
- Page 1 Revision 2019-02-21 The TBS UNIFY EVO is a new line of video transmitters which contains a professional On Screen Display (OSD), optimized for compatibility across multiple platforms and reduced to a small form factor, completely redesigned and tailored for use in small multirotors and FPV wings. It is tightly integrated with ...
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Page 2: Specifications
Dimensions: 22 (H) x 30 (W) x 4 (D) mm Weight: 7g excluding antenna Kit contents: 1x TBS UNIFY EVO, 1x 7pin cable (power, cam, crsf), 1x 4pin cable * requires HAM license, special unlocking procedure! ... - Page 3 Table of Contents Specifications Table of Contents OSD Functions Button menu control Menu Table Frequency Table LED Flash Codes for Channel, Band and Power Installation / Mounting Unify Pro EVO Pinout OSD Menu & LUA Control Barcode Control Technology showcase ...
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Page 4: Osd Functions
OSD Functions The TBS Unify EVO OSD automatically shows information that it finds in the CRSF telemetry stream. It is kept basic and clean on purpose, it sets itself up as much as it can and just works. Here are the telemetry features currently supported: ... - Page 5 5 ...
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Page 6: Frequency Table
PWM Control For setups without flight control and receivers that do not have CRSF capability, such as R/C cars or boats, we have enabled a control for the button via PWM control. You can connect a PWM channel to the CRSF RX1 port and simply move a switch from low to high to press and high to low to depress the button. - Page 7 Airwave 5740 5760 5780 5800 5820 5840 5860 5880 MHz Race Band 5658 5695 5732 5769 5806 5843 5880 5917 MHz PowerLevel 25 100 400 800 mW The selections in o range r equires HAM license to operate legally. Black selections are only available on special request (custom firmware for large events with prior legal body approval).
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Page 8: Installation / Mounting
Installation / Mounting When installing the Unify EVO, please ensure adequate airflow during flight. Up to power levels of 200mW, no airflow is less critical. With higher power setting airflow is required to maintain the set power level. In case there is no or not enough airflow to maintain the temperature limit, the Unify EVO will slowly ... -
Page 9: Barcode Control
OSD Menu & LUA Control Connect the CRSF RX / TX ports from the Video Transmitter to a spare UART port on your FC with CRSF enabled, or to the TBS Crossfire RX. If the channels are properly configured, you can enter the OSD menu with throttle down and yaw left. ... -
Page 10: Technology Showcase
CRSF CRSR is a protocol designed by Team BlackSheep and championed through the TBS Crossfire remote control system. It has been integrated into most popular remote controls, is a incredibly high bandwidth (low latency) full duplex, serial data transmission protocol. It comes with native functionality such as OTA ... - Page 11 or change frequency, they usually send a burst across the entire band which disturbs fellow flying pilots. All UNIFY PRO32 5G8 video transmitters will remain in their lowest power output (less than 0.1mW) while changing channels and powering up. This ensures interruption-free racing, even with multiple video transmitters changing channels, or powering up.
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Page 12: Declaration Of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity 12 ... -
Page 13: Good Practices
Good practices We have compiled a list of all of practices which have been tried and tested in countless environments and situations by the TBS crew and other experienced FPV pilots. Follow these simple rules, even if rumors on the internet suggest otherwise, and you will have success in FPV. ... - Page 14 be used to mitigate polarization issues. ● Improving the antenna gain on the receiver end is better than increasing the output power (except in RF-noisy areas). More tx power causes more issues with RF on your plane. 500mW is plenty of power! ...
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