playNumber(value, unit [, attributes])
Play a numerical value (text to speech)
@status current Introduced in 2.0.0
OpenTX 2.0:
Unit | Sound | File (.wav) | Automatic conversion rules |
0 | --- | --- (no unit played) | |
1 | Volts | 116 | |
2 | Amps | 118 | |
3 | Meters per Second | 120 | |
4 | missing file | 122 | |
5 | Kilometers per Hour / Miles per Hour | 124 / 142 | Input value is KPH |
6 | Meters / Feet | 126 / 140 | Input value is meters |
7 | Degrees | 128 | Input value is celsius, converted to Fahrenheit for Imperial |
8 | Percent | 130 | |
9 | Milliamps | 132 | |
10 | Milliamp Hours | 134 | |
11 | Watts | 136 | |
12 | DB | 138 | |
13 | Feet | 140 | |
14 | Kilometers per Hour / Miles per Hour | 124 / 142 | Input value is in Knots, converted to KPH or MPH |
15 | Hours | 144 | |
16 | Minutes | 146 | |
17 | Seconds | 148 | |
18 | RPM | 150 | |
19 | Gee | 152 | |
20 | Degrees | 128 |
OpenTX 2.1:
2.1 Unit | Sound | Sound File (.wav) | |
0 | --- | --- (no unit played) | |
1 | Volts | 116 | |
2 | Amps | 118 | |
3 | Milliamps | 120 | |
4 | Knots | 122 | |
5 | Meters per Second | 124 | |
6 | Feet per Second | 126 | |
7 | Kilometers per Hour | 128 | |
8 | Miles per Hour | 130 | |
9 | Meters | 132 | |
10 | Feet | 134 | |
11 | Degrees Celsius | 136 | |
12 | Degrees Fahrenheit | 138 | |
13 | Percent | 140 | |
14 | Milliamp Hours | 142 | |
15 | Watts | 144 | |
16 | DB | 146 | |
17 | RPM | 148 | |
18 | Gee | 150 | |
19 | Degrees | 152 | |
20 | Milliliters | 154 | |
21 | Fluid Ounces | 156 | |
22 | Hours | 158 | |
23 | Minutes | 160 | |
24 | Seconds | 162 |
Parameters
value
(number) number to play. Value is interpreted as integer.unit
(number) unit identifier (see table todo)attributes
(unsigned number) possible values:0 or not present
plays integral part of the number (for a number 123 it plays 123)PREC1
plays a number with one decimal place (for a number 123 it plays 12.3)PREC2
plays a number with two decimal places (for a number 123 it plays 1.23)
Return value
none
Notice
2.0 Only - automatic conversion of units for distance, speed, and temperature.
Examples
Example mix script
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