The SD Card screen shows you the contents of your SD card, allows you to navigate the folders and interact with the files in the folders. All folders contain a README.txt file that describes what type of files belong in this folder. After selecting a file in one of the folders, you will be presented with some of the options below, depending on the file type that was selected:
Assign bitmap - Assigns the selected image file as the model image of the currently selected model.
Copy - Copies the selected file.
Delete - Deletes the selected file.
Execute - Executes a Lua script. Used for files ending in .lua
Flash [target]- Flashes the selected firmware file to the select target module. Examples: Flash Bootloader, Flast Internal Multi.
Paste - Pastes the copied file.
Play - Plays the selected sound file.
Rename - Renames the file.
View text - Views the selected .txt or .csv file.
The folders listed on the SD card screen are the same as what you will see when connecting your radio to your computer. Below are the folder names and explanations for all the folders that come with the default EdgeTX SD Card.
Place the firmware files that you want to flash in this folder. This folder is empty by default (except for the readme.txt file). When selecting a .bin file you will be given the option to flash the firmware to a particular module. Also, only firmware files in this location will be visible from the bootloader menu.
Place your custom model or splash screen image files in this folder. This folder is empty by default (except for the readme.txt file). Selecting an image file will give you the option to Assign Bitmap, which assigns the selected image file as the model image of the currently selected model.
The ideal image size for model images is 192x114 pixels. The picture format should be .png. The image file name should not exceed 9 characters.
The ideal image size for Splash Screen images is the actual radio screen size (480x272 pixels for most color screen radios). The picture format should be .png. The image file name must be splash.png. Screen dimensions for the supported color screen radios can be found here.
Note: Although larger image sizes will work as they will be scaled, they take up more memory and will cause degraded performance with the user interface.
https://www.skyraccoon.com/ has a large repository of free image files that can be used with EdgeTX.
This is where the log files that are configured in the special function SD Logs are written. These files can be viewed with the View text option. This folder is empty by default (except for the readme.txt file).
This is where the model files, label information, and preflight checklists are stored. Each model will have a model[#].yml file that contains all configured options. Additionally, there is a labels.yml file that contains all the label information for your models.
Models that are deleted via the radio will be moved to the DELETED folder that is included in this folder. The remaining model files are what will be visible on the Model Select screen.
If you have configured the Display checklist option in model settings, the model notes file goes in this folder. The model notes file must be a .txt file and must have the EXACT same name as the model it is for, for example: Mobula6.txt. The text in the file is up to the user.
This folder contains the radio.yml file. This file contains all the radio configuration data. If this file is corrupted or missing, the radio will go into Emergency Mode and will create a new radio.yml file with the default settings.
If the radio.yml file is manually edited, the manuallyEdited: tag must be set to 1 in the radio.yml file or the radio will think it is corrupted, go into Emergency Mode and will create a new radio.yml file with the default settings. The original .yml file will be saved in the folder.
This is where the screenshot image files that are configured in the special function Screenshot are written. This folder is empty by default (except for the readme.txt file).
This folder and its subfolders are where the Lua scripts get placed. It contains the following sub-folders by default. You can download additional Lua scripts from https://github.com/EdgeTX/lua-scripts.
Functions - This folder is where the functions Lua scripts that can be activated by the special function Lua Script must be placed. This folder is empty by default (except for the readme.txt file). More information about function Lua scripts can be found here: Function Scripts.
Mixes - This folder is where the Lua mixer scripts shall be placed. This folder is empty by default (except for the readme.txt file). More information about Mixer Lua scripts can be found here: Custom Mixer Scripts
Tools - Contains the Lua scripts that are available in the Tools screen.
Wizards - Contains the Wizard Lua scripts that are available in the Tools screen.
This folder is where the EdgeTX sound packs for your radio get placed. The sound packs are language-specific and correlate to the Voice language option in Radio Setup. Selecting a sound file from this folder will give you the option Play, which plays the selected sound file.
Sound packs are available for manual download at: https://github.com/EdgeTX/edgetx-sdcard-sounds/releases. It is also possible to create custom sounds to use in EdgeTX. For your custom sounds to be playable by EdgeTX ensure that they meet the following criteria:
File Name: 123456.wav (up to 6 characters plus .wav)
Sample Rate: 32 kHz (or 16 Khz, 8Khz)
Bits / Sample: 16 (or 8)
Tracks: 1, mono
Compression Codec: PCM
For a demonstration video of how to make your own custom sounds that will work with EdgeTX, check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqF7HUsFrnE
This is where model template files are stored. By default, it will have the following sub-folders:
PERSONAL - If you save your models as templates, then they get stored here.
SoarETX - A collection of sailplane templates by: Jesper Frickmann
Wizard - Simple model templates that use the Lua Wizard scripts to configure the models.
This folder contains the theme packs for EdgeTX. The EdgeTX SD card comes with several theme packs automatically installed.
You can download and add additional themes from: https://github.com/EdgeTX/themes.
This is where the widget files are stored. You can add additional widgets to this folder to use with EdgeTX. For more information about the widgets that are pre-installed with EdgeTX, see Widgets. You can download additional widgets from https://github.com/EdgeTX/lua-scripts.
