Manuals:MBUltraFblV5:Radio System - Revision history

Shornstein at 07:46, 22 June 2023

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	* JETI® EXBUS		* JETI® EXBUS
	* GRAUPNER® HOTT		* GRAUPNER® HOTT
	* FRSKY® F.~~Port2~~		* FRSKY® F.Port
	* FUTABA® SBUS2		* FUTABA® SBUS2
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Shornstein at 13:39, 23 March 2023

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	== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:19-->		== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:19-->
	When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller in a later section!)<br />		When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input.<br />
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			Spektrum® AVIAN ESC do not have a separate line for telemetry data. Here motor control and telemetry data is sent bidirectional on the main connection wire. For this we must connect the AVIAN ESC to the [SYS] port of MICROBEAST ULTRA, as the other connectors [IO1] and [IO2] can only work in one direction.<br />
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			You will get further information about connecting and setting up the speed controller in a later section!<br />
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Shornstein at 13:31, 23 March 2023

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	== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:14-->		== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:14-->
	Receivers with bidirectional telemetry uplink (Spektrum® SRXL2, Jeti® EXBUS, FRSKY® F.Port2, FUTABA® SBUS2) must be connected to the pin board at the side of MICROBEAST ULTRA. To connect a receiver with standard servo connectors, i.e. the SPEKTRUM® '''AR6610T''', '''AR8020T''' or JETI EXBUS receivers, you need an adapter from servo plug to JST-ZH type. We offer a special adapter if needed - order nr. BXA76403. Voltage is the first pin from the left, signal is connected at the third pin from the left. Minus is the second pin from the front/right.<br />		Receivers with bidirectional telemetry uplink (Spektrum® SRXL2, Jeti® EXBUS, FRSKY® F.Port2, FUTABA® SBUS2) must be connected to the pin board at the side of MICROBEAST ULTRA. To connect a receiver with standard servo connectors, i.e. the SPEKTRUM® '''AR6610T''', '''AR8020T''' or JETI EXBUS receivers, you need an adapter from servo plug to JST-ZH type. We offer a special adapter if needed - order nr. BXA76403. Voltage is the first pin from the left, signal is connected at the third pin from the left. Minus is the second pin from the front/right.<br />
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	When using a Futaba receiver with SBUS2 output, it is necessary to connect a 4.7kOhms resistor between signal pin and "-" (minus), so called pull-down resistor. You can make you own connection wire, if you have some skills in soldering. Otherwise please ask you local dealer if he can help out with such a modified wire.<br />		When using a Futaba receiver with SBUS2 output, it is necessary to connect a 4.7kOhms resistor between signal pin and "-" (minus), so called pull-down resistor. You can make you own connection wire, if you have some skills in soldering. Otherwise please ask you local dealer if he can help out with such a modified wire.<br />
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Shornstein at 13:30, 23 March 2023

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	== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:14-->		== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:14-->
	Receivers with bidirectional telemetry uplink (Spektrum® SRXL2, Jeti® EXBUS, FRSKY® F.Port2, FUTABA® SBUS2) must be connected to the pin board at the side of MICROBEAST ULTRA. To connect a receiver with standard servo connectors, i.e. the SPEKTRUM® '''AR6610T''', '''AR8020T''' or JETI EXBUS receivers, you need an adapter from servo plug to JST-ZH type. We offer a special adapter if needed - order nr. BXA76403. Voltage is the first pin from the left, signal is connected at the third pin from the left. Minus is the second pin from the front/right.<br />		Receivers with bidirectional telemetry uplink (Spektrum® SRXL2, Jeti® EXBUS, FRSKY® F.Port2, FUTABA® SBUS2) must be connected to the pin board at the side of MICROBEAST ULTRA. To connect a receiver with standard servo connectors, i.e. the SPEKTRUM® '''AR6610T''', '''AR8020T''' or JETI EXBUS receivers, you need an adapter from servo plug to JST-ZH type. We offer a special adapter if needed - order nr. BXA76403. Voltage is the first pin from the left, signal is connected at the third pin from the left. Minus is the second pin from the front/right.<br />
			When using a Futaba receiver with SBUS2 output, it is necessary to connect a 4.7kOhms resistor between signal pin and "-" (minus), so called pull-down resistor. You can make you own connection wire, if you have some skills in soldering. Otherwise please ask you local dealer if he can help out with such a modified wire.<br />
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Shornstein at 13:23, 23 March 2023

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	{{WARNING_QUOTE\|'''Never connect the 4-pin receiver connector to MICROBEAST ULTRA without modification and in wrong polarity! This will damage your receiver immediately!''' Check polarity at least twice before connecting the receiver to MICROBEAST ULTRA . It is up to you to make sure polarity is correct. We do not assume any liability in case you do it wrong.}}~~<br />~~		{{WARNING_QUOTE\|'''Never connect the 4-pin receiver connector to MICROBEAST ULTRA without modification and in wrong polarity! This will damage your receiver immediately!''' Check polarity at least twice before connecting the receiver to MICROBEAST ULTRA . It is up to you to make sure polarity is correct. We do not assume any liability in case you do it wrong.}}
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	Note that it is not possible to use the [SYS] port for communication with the StudioX app when the telemetry data wire is connected. Still you can access StudioX and configure your helicopter by app if you connect the USB2SYS/BLE2SYS interface to the [SYS] port before powering up the helicopter.<br />		Note that it is not possible to use the [SYS] port for communication with the StudioX app when the telemetry data wire is connected. Still you can access StudioX and configure your helicopter by app if you connect the USB2SYS/BLE2SYS interface to the [SYS] port before powering up the helicopter.<br />
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Shornstein at 13:22, 23 March 2023

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	== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:19-->		== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:19-->
	When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller in a later section!)<br />		When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller in a later section!)<br />
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			== Graupner HOTT telemetry == <!--T:21-->
			When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the throttle servo or ESC is connected to the '''[IO2]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected at the side input of MICROBEAST ULTRA. Here "-" (minus) is the second pin from front and "S" (signal) is the third pin from front. "+" (plus) can be connected at the first pin from behind.<br />
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	== External power supply == <!--T:20-->		== External power supply == <!--T:20-->
	You can connect a power supply (second BEC wire, battery) to the [SYS] port and/or to the receiver (in case this has additional servo or battery ports). All servo ports will form a parallel power circuit (except the port [RUD\|PIT\|AUX]; please do not connect anything here!).<br />		You can connect a power supply (second BEC wire, battery) to the [SYS] port and/or to the receiver (in case this has additional servo or battery ports). All servo ports will form a parallel power circuit (except the port [RUD\|PIT\|AUX]; please do not connect anything here!).<br />
	<br /> '''When using a big heli with standard size servos it may be insufficient to only provide power at the [SYS] port or receiver.''' Adding additional power wires is highly recommended! If there are no other ports left to additionally feed in power, we recommend using the MICROBEAST PLUS HD which comes witch an additional high power input. This reduces wiring resistance and serves todays demands for a robust servo power supply.<br />
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			{{WARNING_QUOTE\|'''When using a big heli with standard size servos it may be insufficient to only provide power at the [SYS] port or receiver.''' Adding additional power wires is highly recommended! If there are no other ports left to additionally feed in power, we recommend using the MICROBEAST PLUS HD which comes witch an additional high power input. This reduces wiring resistance and serves todays demands for a robust servo power supply.}}<br />
	~~== Graupner HOTT telemetry == <!--T:21-->~~		<br />
	When using a ~~Graupner HOTT receiver~~ with ~~telemetry uplink, the throttle servo or ESC is connected~~ to the ~~'''~~[~~IO2~~]''' ~~output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC~~ is ~~connected at~~ the ~~side~~ input ~~of MICROBEAST ULTRA~~. ~~Here "-" (minus) is the second pin from front~~ and ~~"S" (signal) is the third pin from front. "+" (plus) can be connected at the first pin from behind~~.<br />
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Shornstein at 13:20, 23 March 2023

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	== Graupner HOTT telemetry == <!--T:16-->		== Graupner HOTT telemetry == <!--T:16-->
	When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the telemetry data line is connected to [SYS] port. The SUMD data signal for controlling the ~~heilcopter~~ is connected at [IO1] port. Please make sure telemetry output is enabled on the receiver side. Usually you can do this from the telemetry menu in the transmitter. Please refer to instructions of the radio system for more information.<br />		When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the telemetry data line is connected to [SYS] port. The SUMD data signal for controlling the helicopter is connected at [IO1] port. Please make sure telemetry output is enabled on the receiver side. Usually you can do this from the telemetry menu in the transmitter. Please refer to instructions of the radio system for more information.<br />
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	Note that it is not possible to use the [SYS] port for communication with the StudioX app when the telemetry data wire is connected. Still you can access StudioX and configure your helicopter by app if you connect the USB2SYS/BLE2SYS interface to the [SYS] port before powering up the helicopter.<br />		Note that it is not possible to use the [SYS] port for communication with the StudioX app when the telemetry data wire is connected. Still you can access StudioX and configure your helicopter by app if you connect the USB2SYS/BLE2SYS interface to the [SYS] port before powering up the helicopter.<br />

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	== Graupner HOTT telemetry ==		== Graupner HOTT telemetry == <!--T:16-->
	When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the telemetry data line is connected to [SYS] port. The SUMD data signal for controlling the heilcopter is connected at [IO1] port. Please make sure telemetry output is enabled on the receiver side. Usually you can do this from the telemetry menu in the transmitter. Please refer to instructions of the radio system for more information.<br />		When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the telemetry data line is connected to [SYS] port. The SUMD data signal for controlling the heilcopter is connected at [IO1] port. Please make sure telemetry output is enabled on the receiver side. Usually you can do this from the telemetry menu in the transmitter. Please refer to instructions of the radio system for more information.<br />
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	= Connecting throttle output =		= Connecting throttle output = <!--T:17-->
	The electric speed controller (ESC) or throttle servo is connected at different locations depending on the receiver system used. With stanard receivers you must connect the ESC/servo directly at the receiver. With single wire receivers the ESC/servo is connected to MICROBEAST ULTRA.<br />		The electric speed controller (ESC) or throttle servo is connected at different locations depending on the receiver system used. With stanard receivers you must connect the ESC/servo directly at the receiver. With single wire receivers the ESC/servo is connected to MICROBEAST ULTRA.<br />
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	== Single wire without telemetry ==		== Single wire without telemetry == <!--T:18-->
	When telemetry is not in use, the throttle servo or ESC is connected to the '''[IO2]''' output.<br />		When telemetry is not in use, the throttle servo or ESC is connected to the '''[IO2]''' output.<br />
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	== Single wire with telemetry ==		== Single wire with telemetry == <!--T:19-->
	When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller in a later section!)<br />		When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller in a later section!)<br />
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	== External power supply ==		== External power supply == <!--T:20-->
	You can connect a power supply (second BEC wire, battery) to the [SYS] port and/or to the receiver (in case this has additional servo or battery ports). All servo ports will form a parallel power circuit (except the port [RUD\|PIT\|AUX]; please do not connect anything here!).<br />		You can connect a power supply (second BEC wire, battery) to the [SYS] port and/or to the receiver (in case this has additional servo or battery ports). All servo ports will form a parallel power circuit (except the port [RUD\|PIT\|AUX]; please do not connect anything here!).<br />
	<br /> '''When using a big heli with standard size servos it may be insufficient to only provide power at the [SYS] port or receiver.''' Adding additional power wires is highly recommended! If there are no other ports left to additionally feed in power, we recommend using the MICROBEAST PLUS HD which comes witch an additional high power input. This reduces wiring resistance and serves todays demands for a robust servo power supply.<br />		<br /> '''When using a big heli with standard size servos it may be insufficient to only provide power at the [SYS] port or receiver.''' Adding additional power wires is highly recommended! If there are no other ports left to additionally feed in power, we recommend using the MICROBEAST PLUS HD which comes witch an additional high power input. This reduces wiring resistance and serves todays demands for a robust servo power supply.<br />
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	== Graupner HOTT telemetry ==		== Graupner HOTT telemetry == <!--T:21-->
	When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the throttle servo or ESC is connected to the '''[IO2]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected at the side input of MICROBEAST ULTRA. Here "-" (minus) is the second pin from front and "S" (signal) is the third pin from front. "+" (plus) can be connected at the first pin from behind.<br />		When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the throttle servo or ESC is connected to the '''[IO2]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected at the side input of MICROBEAST ULTRA. Here "-" (minus) is the second pin from front and "S" (signal) is the third pin from front. "+" (plus) can be connected at the first pin from behind.<br />
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Shornstein at 13:10, 23 March 2023

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	== Single wire with telemetry ==		== Single wire with telemetry ==
	When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller ~~on the next page~~!)<br />		When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller in a later section!)<br />
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Shornstein at 13:07, 23 March 2023

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	~~'''~~ESC ~~connection'''~~
	* When telemetry is not in use, the throttle servo or ESC is connected to the '''[IO2]''' output.		== Graupner HOTT telemetry ==
	* When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with ~~telemtry~~ data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller ~~and setting up telemetry~~ on the next page!)		When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the telemetry data line is connected to [SYS] port. The SUMD data signal for controlling the heilcopter is connected at [IO1] port. Please make sure telemetry output is enabled on the receiver side. Usually you can do this from the telemetry menu in the transmitter. Please refer to instructions of the radio system for more information.<br />
	* You can connect a power supply (second BEC wire, battery) to the [SYS] port and/or to the receiver (in case this has additional servo or battery ports). All servo ports will form a parallel power circuit (except the port [RUD\|PIT\|AUX]; please do not connect anything here!).<br />		<br />
			Note that it is not possible to use the [SYS] port for communication with the StudioX app when the telemetry data wire is connected. Still you can access StudioX and configure your helicopter by app if you connect the USB2SYS/BLE2SYS interface to the [SYS] port before powering up the helicopter.<br />
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			= Connecting throttle output =
			The electric speed controller (ESC) or throttle servo is connected at different locations depending on the receiver system used. With stanard receivers you must connect the ESC/servo directly at the receiver. With single wire receivers the ESC/servo is connected to MICROBEAST ULTRA.<br />
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			== Single wire without telemetry ==
			When telemetry is not in use, the throttle servo or ESC is connected to the '''[IO2]''' output.<br />
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			== Single wire with telemetry ==
			When using a telemetry receiver and an ESC with telemetry data connector, the ESC is connected to the '''[IO1]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected to '''[IO2]''' input. (You will get further information about connecting the speed controller on the next page!)<br />
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			== External power supply ==
			You can connect a power supply (second BEC wire, battery) to the [SYS] port and/or to the receiver (in case this has additional servo or battery ports). All servo ports will form a parallel power circuit (except the port [RUD\|PIT\|AUX]; please do not connect anything here!).<br />
	<br /> '''When using a big heli with standard size servos it may be insufficient to only provide power at the [SYS] port or receiver.''' Adding additional power wires is highly recommended! If there are no other ports left to additionally feed in power, we recommend using the MICROBEAST PLUS HD which comes witch an additional high power input. This reduces wiring resistance and serves todays demands for a robust servo power supply.<br />		<br /> '''When using a big heli with standard size servos it may be insufficient to only provide power at the [SYS] port or receiver.''' Adding additional power wires is highly recommended! If there are no other ports left to additionally feed in power, we recommend using the MICROBEAST PLUS HD which comes witch an additional high power input. This reduces wiring resistance and serves todays demands for a robust servo power supply.<br />
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			== Graupner HOTT telemetry ==
			When using a Graupner HOTT receiver with telemetry uplink, the throttle servo or ESC is connected to the '''[IO2]''' output. The telemetry data signal of the ESC is connected at the side input of MICROBEAST ULTRA. Here "-" (minus) is the second pin from front and "S" (signal) is the third pin from front. "+" (plus) can be connected at the first pin from behind.<br />
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