EZ Question about information showing in OSD

[TxRider]

I have been working with the EZ OSD a short amount of time and this evening I just noticed a second line of data below the first line that is normally expected. The second line looks like: 4519 HHHHH 1280HHHHH 9.9mi and the first number fluctuates, the second number alternates between zero and 1280 and the last number alternates between 9.9 and 1.2

Does anyone know what this means? I have also had the battery information in the footer of the screen not appear at times but unplugging the OSD and plugging it back in brings the battery info back. Not sure about this...

Thanks for your help!

[TxRider]

okay, so this must have been the dumbest question ever I suppose.
Still, saw nothing on this in the manuals...

[ssassen]

No idea, care to post some pictures?

[TxRider]

I would, but now that second line is not appearing anymore - just the normal header and footer lines.
On a separate note though, I was working on getting RSSI setup from a Corona receiver. With TX on I get 2.6v and with TX off I get 1.1v however the RSSI Max that the OSD sets is 43 and the min is 40 so not thinking this will work well. Anything I can do to get more spread on this? It was a fantastic moment when the RSSI pitchfork and percentage appeared on the screen, I have to admit!

[TxRider]

Also to confirm, I used the signal and ground wire from the receiver carrying the RSSI data and connected these to the two pads on the current sensor above the label "ANA" with signal closest to the edge of the board and ground next to the three "PWM" pads, right?

[TxRider]

Anyone? Ssassen? Bueller?

[ssassen]

I'd need some pictures.

[TxRider]

Just wanted to close the loop on this.
Since that one episode I posted about earlier, I have not seen the odd second line of HHHH and numbers from the OSD.
Also, I have recently received my new EZUHF rx and tx so the RSSI spread from the Corona will no longer be an issue for me.
The battery telemetry footer is missing again but hopefully I can resolve this easily.

Thank you Sander for your responsiveness on this forum.

[TxRider]

All problems solved- after installing EzUHF the battery telemetry at the bottom of the OSD along with new RSSI data now appears, yippee! I can't wait to range test and start flying with the new setup. Thanks to all for your posts and pictures on this forum- they have been invaluable and I hope to be able to contribute as well in the near future.