With the help of the Spektrum adapter, our UniSens-E, GPS-Logger 1-3, UniLog 2, and MicroVario sensors can be operated with telemetry-capable Spektrum receivers and the Spektrum TM1000 system. The Spektrum adapter converts the sensor data into the X-Bus protocol for this purpose.
All telemetry-capable Spektrum transmitters, with the exception of the DX7s and DX8G1, are suitable for displaying the data.
Suitable receivers are all those with their own X-Bus connection. These include, for example, those with a "T" in the model name, such as AR8010T, AR9030T, AR6270T, AR637T, and AR6610T.
Newer receivers such as the AR8020T, AR10100T, and AR10360T will also be compatible with the new Spektrum adapters starting in November 2022. The new version can be identified by a "2" on the label.

The Spektrum adapter features a servo port for the sensor’s telemetry cable as well as two X-Bus ports. One X-Bus connector is plugged into the receiver’s X-Bus using the included cable. An additional Spektrum-compatible sensor can then be plugged into the second X-Bus connector. The two X-Bus connectors are identical and can be swapped as desired.

Several of our sensors can be easily connected in parallel to the Spectrum adapter using the appropriate Y-cables (Part No. 3140). To do this, different Spectrum adapter addresses are assigned to them during setup. This allows, for example, a UniSens-E to be used together with a GPS-Logger 2 via a Spectrum adapter with Spectrum. It is important to ensure that no Spektrum sensor is assigned twice; for example, the Vario sensor should only be activated in one device.

Further information can be found in the manuals for UniSens-E, GPS-Logger 2, and UniLog 2.