Uno 5800 Receiver GS-Link pin out?

[jxvot]

Hello,

Has any information been released on the pin out for the Uno5800?
It looks like a Y/C connector...

Another question...

Is it possible to have both the Duo5800 used with the EZTracker and take the video feed out from the Duo to the Uno5800 to be re-transmitted (different channel)to a video base station or Fat Shark goggles?

Thanks in Advance...

jt

[killab]

If i understand your question. You would not beable to use the Uno to transmit anything since its a VRx on Vtx but i bet you could hook a Vtx up to it and rebroadcast you signal.

[jxvot]

I would be using another another small wattage 5.8ghz FatShark or Immersion TX to the Uno5800 RX on a different frequency...

Video down link out from the DuoLink5800 ---> into 5.8 TX re-broadcasted to the Uno5800 ---> Video/Audio out to Video Ground Station that is not near the EZTracker.

I would like to be wireless video/audio from the EZTracker/Duo5800...

Hope that helps


jt

[killab]

ok ya gotcha, Ya i think that would work.

[KeithM]

Does anyone have the pin out for the GS-Link?

[SargeNZ]

I have got 4 out of the 6 pins in the GS-Link connector sussed out. I have a reasonable idea of what the other two are for but I am waiting to see if Sander will release the information before I share what is possibly false info. Did we ever hear from IRC on this question?

[ssassen]

There's no big secret, the pinout is as follows (on the Uno, looking at the female connector):



Pin 1 - DATA (used for the GS)
Pin 2 - Audio right out
Pin 3 - GND
Pin 4 - BATT input (6-16V)
Pin 5 - Video out
Pin 6 - Audio left out

These pins are all available on the other connectors too, but for the DATA pin.

[SargeNZ]

Thanks Ssassen. I just come out the shed having sucessfully DIY'd up a link cable. Could the DATA pin be used to switch the frequency? I was going to see if shorting it to ground was the same as pressing the button.

[ssassen]

Thanks Ssassen. I just come out the shed having sucessfully DIY'd up a link cable. Could the DATA pin be used to switch the frequency? I was going to see if shorting it to ground was the same as pressing the button.

It is a bidirectional link that communicates with the GS, shorting it to ground isn't a good idea really. There's nothing you can do with it at this point, only after the GS is released it will be functional.

[SargeNZ]

Thanks again.