Module Hardware
Originally only available as a 'DIY' project, several manufacturers now produce the MULTI-module.
Modules are available to fit in the standard 'JR' style module bay found on most radio systems, or 'Lite' modules available for the smaller module bay of 'Lite' radios.
Some radios are available with internal MULTI-module boards. Internal modules work in exactly the same was as external modules.
All currently-available MULTI-Modules are based on an STM32 micro-processor.
External Modules
Examples of currently available MULTI-Modules:
Jumper JP4IN1 / JP4IN1-SE
Hobby Porter JP4IN1
Vantac MPM Lite, URUAV TMX5, and URUAV TMX5 Lite modules are not supported by the MULTI-Module project. These modules have been found to be be using the incorrect MCU (processor), which does not have the correct amount of flash memory.
If you have one of these modules you should contact the vendor or manufacturer for support and firmware updates.
See here for more information.
All product links are for convenience/reference only, not an endorsement for a brand or vendor.
Module Hardware Differences
As well as the different JR and Lite modules, there are other differences in different manufacturer's MULTI-modules:
Most modules have two LEDs, some have none
Some modules have a 16-position selector dial and a button, some do not
Most modules have a USB port, some do not
When purchasing a MULTI-Module, one with LEDs and a USB port is recommended for ease of troubleshooting and updating.
Radios with Internal Modules
Radios with internal MULTI-Modules include:
Jumper T12 Pro Hall
Jumper T16 Pro / Pro Hall / Pro Hall V2
Jumper T18
RadioMaster TX12
RadioMaster TX12 MKII (CC2500 Version)
RadioMaster TX16S
RadioMaster TX16S SE
RasioMaster TX16S MKII (4-in-1 Version)
RadioMaster Zorro (4-in-1 or CC2500 Version)
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