Talkable Configurator

Welcome to the Talkable Configurator! Here you can set talking and beeping altitudes and volumes, altitudes and threshold speeds for the hard deck alarms, altitude units (feet or metres), and the starting jump number for the logbook.

Usage

Version: 1.1

Load the existing settings from the device by choosing the “Load Values” button and selecting the “Settings.json” file in the TALKABLE USB drive. This will populate the configurator with the saved settings. Alternatively, you can populate the configurator with the default settings by choosing the "Set to Defaults" button. Once you have set your preferences, be sure to save them back to the device, by choosing the “Save Values” button and overwriting the “Settings.json” file in the TALKABLE USB drive.

Spoken words:

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Talking altitudes for freefall and canopy ride. Note that the minimum resolution is 100 ft or 100 m, and the lowest altitude that can be spoken is 200 ft or 100 m. Remove a single altitude by deleting the contents of the text box.

Number of freefall words: 0

Freefall Words Volume: 90

Number of canopy words: 0

Canopy Words Volume: 40

Beeps:

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Beeping altitudes for the climb to altitude, freefall, and canopy ride. Note that the minimum resolution is 1 ft or 1 m, and the lowest altitude that can beep is 200 ft or 100 m. Remove a single altitude by deleting the contents of the text box.

Number of climbing beeps: 1

Climbing Beep Volume: 40

Note:

This is also the volume used for speaking the current battery level.

Number of freefall beeps: 2

Freefall Beep Volume: 100

Number of canopy beeps: 1

Canopy Beep Volume: 30

Hard deck:

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Altitudes and threshold speeds for triggering hard deck alarms. If you exceed the threshold speed at the set altitude, the alarm will sound.

Hard deck 1 altitude (ft): Hard deck 1 speed (mph): Hard deck 2 altitude (ft): Hard deck 2 speed (mph):

Miscellaneous:

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Choose altitude units:

Choose units for speaking/beeping heights and hard deck thresholds. Note this also affects the way altitude is announced, e.g. with units of feet, “three” indicates 3000 ft, but with units of metres, “three” indicates 3000 m.

Number of previous jumps:

Your total number of jumps before using Talkable. The logbook will start from one greater than this number. (This only needs to be set the first time you use Talkable, or if you reset the logbook.)