X9D in simulator has wrong order of the six buttons

[adelton]

Is there an existing issue for this problem?

• I have searched the existing issues

What part of EdgeTX is the focus of this bug?

Simulator

Current Behavior

The six buttons around the display of the X9D simulator have wrong order:

OpenTX Companion 2.3.15 had the buttons correct:

Expected Behavior

The left buttons should be (from top to bottom) Menu, Page, and Exit, the right ones should be (+), (-), and Ent.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Have X9D (original) configured as radio in Simulator.
2. Click Simulate Radio.
3. Go click the Menu button only to find it in a different spot than on the actual radio.

Version

2.11.4

Transmitter

FrSky X9D

Operating System (OS)

Linux

OS Version

Fedora 43, built in https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/adelton/edgetx-companion-2.11/ from https://github.com/adelton/edgetx-fedora

Anything else?

I know I don't use the official Linux build ... but since the build passed without errors, hopefully me building the Companion on Fedora did not affect the button layout.

Another (much smaller) regression compared to the OpenTX Companion is that the buttons are normal Qt buttons which I assume is deliberate.

[elecpower]

EdgeTX now uses a generic interface as the number of radios and the frequency of new radios being released onto the market made supporting unique interfaces very onerous on the dev team resulting in the simulator for a new radio not being ready for months after release.

For now in the Radio Profile you can configure the buttons to be left, spilt, right of LCD screen.

At some future time there maybe the ability to map the buttons to your personal preference but I wouldn't hold my breath.

[adelton]

Makes sense.

For now in the Radio Profile you can configure the buttons to be left, spilt, right of LCD screen.

On which screen / menu item is this configuration?

[pfeerick]

Settings -> Edit Settings... -> Simulator Settings [tab]. You're after the "Position of Keys" setting - options are Default, Left and Right.

[adelton]

Got it, thanks!