MultiWii

The serial port is always going to be identified by the pc with or without a firmware because it is an external chip on the board (Silicon Labs CP210x). Probably you can use the built in bootloader over serial port to load baseflight. To do so, you need to boot the uC from system memory, this is don...

Hia How can i enable low voltage buzzer? - I can switch it on/off with one of my RC channels but I want it to work as a low voltage alarm. Any command should be sent to enable this function? Thanks. Looks like it is enabled by default. Are anyone of you able to notice the buzzer noise when the moto...

Hia

How can i enable low voltage buzzer?
- I can switch it on/off with one of my RC channels but I want it to work as a low voltage alarm. Any command should be sent to enable this function?

Thanks.

I am pretty sure they have external orcilaror, not the internal rc.

I am interested in loading wii-esc in Afro ESC 30A. The fact is that I am having problems with Afro + Simonk + D3530-14 motors. There is not a HAL for this ESC, but based on Simonk HAL, a wii-esc HAL is quite easy. I have created one, but it is not tested . Can anyone take a look at the code and tel...

I am not saying it is the best way to go, but since the best option is eliminating GND and VCC from all -1 ESC to avoid problems or eliminate it from all and use an external BEC, I don't think it is a big problem doing the swap. About the reset, R3 and C4 which go to pin7 This is the startup reset. ...

Mochaboy wrote:Tacking down the STM - this was a rough cut I never finished...wasn't too happy with the way this video turned out - I'll more than likely re record it

Take a look at this SMD soldering tutorial. I find it as the best one.

To provide a "clean" voltage for sensores, or to avoid noise.

IS IT SO HARD TO WRITE? IS IT? OMG

edit: Ok, after reading made it more polite.

Hi all, New to Naze32 but slowly getting things together. I've got a few questions and thought it'd be an idea post them publicly rather than pester timecop any more during his break. Firstly, is there a setting way to make the buzzer beep when arming/disarming? Second, are the positive/negative po...

scrat wrote:Hi. Who want to have case for naze32 like me?

I want a 3D printer like yours .

I have read that the GPS antena should be higher than the rest of components, for better reception...

@scrat, he wants you to abuse it so you have to buy a new one . Nah, current in this passive PDB is all about temperature. Unless you go too far and burn the board. Try it for a small amount of time and after that measure temperature.

Oh, shit, didn't see the via hope nobody has made some black smoke because of me.
Let me modify my post. Should be connected to the pin in front of the 5 in the other side of the board (Marked with a point) That is ok now?

You are right. I would clean the burnt part of the board with a sharpen tool to avoid the trace (The part is left) make contact with the plane. After that, use a thin wire to connect the two pins marked in the picture. And if you want to do it perfect, use some non conductive glue to glue the wire t...

Yeah! I have the green limited edition .
Unluckily, my quadcopter parts are somewhere between Hon Kong and Spain afected by hobbyking chaos on September.
So the only fun I can have is moving the board with my hand and see the GUI. Pretty funy...

I don't have my rev5 here, but i would bet it is green.

This board is not a fail at all.
Reverse 5v and gnd might be done to simplify board layout.
The schematic is 99% similar to naze32 but the µC is not so good Cap decoupled.
Which leads me to a question: Where is the reset circuit in Naze32 schematic?

criccio wrote: it even says Rev5 on the image of the board.

Good point LOL

About the manual for rev 5, i see it is named "naze32_rev3.pdf" is it a mistake or just manuals and boards have different version?

A multiwii port for Pic32 over OpenRTOS?
Sounds awesome.
Are you planning to make it "open"?

Like other peoplle did, I strongly recomend you to search for the information yourself before asking here, that is what I am doing (I am more noob than you are, I am still buying my DIY parts) I found funny this past 2 pages of insults, but lets help a little. *A guide to setup your NAZE32 can be fo...

Thanks for the answer.
So I bought a deprecated piece of electronics yeeeha!
I will try to contact with TI to cancel my order.
And move to Naze32 which seems to be he most active.
Thanks again.

Hi all. This thread looks dead but i hope it is just beause of summer hollidays. I have pursached my Stellaris M4F little more expensive than 4.99$ but is worth. I have experience with 8 and 32 bits Microchip PIC microcontrolles and wanted to give a try to ARM together with the fact i have plans to ...