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7e/Ultimate7e, adding the devo version 4in1
- qprhooligan
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HappyHarry wrote: next up is wiring in the actual module, I removed the 10pin header and soldered directly to the board, following the wiring diagram shared by cmPang (I've copied to this post) hook up the 4in1 to the 7e's pads
wiring guide and module hookup pics
(note that I had to use an alternate point to source 5v, it would usually be taken from pin6 of the rf board pins)
and that's the difficult part done, all that's needed now is to modify the hardware.ini to suit the wiring points, fit an antenna and go fly. though as I'm not keen on the rf path used on this daughterboard I'm going to modify it slightly, I'll be doing that tomorrow so I'll post details on that when it's completed.
Looks like pin 9 and 13 are connected to the wrong place. Pin 13 of the 4 in 1 module goes to pin 9 on the TX board and pin 9 on the 4 in 1 module goes to pin 13 on the TX board.
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It is a problem of the transmitter or the modification ??????
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- Fernandez
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In middle position it should not affect.
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- Fernandez
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Otherwise you could put some fresh flux around CPU and reflow, to ensure there is not a tiny soldering crack. My both U7E with the the new CPU run perfectly fine.
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- ebtex
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I will follow your advice.
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- ebtex
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The other modules, when you choose a protocol and link to it, do nothing.
I have checked the wiring and it is correct.
I don't know what to do
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- ebtex
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Thank you
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Thanks
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