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Target for Matek F411-Wing FC #12

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noagendafpv opened this issue May 22, 2019 · 7 comments
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Target for Matek F411-Wing FC #12

noagendafpv opened this issue May 22, 2019 · 7 comments

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@noagendafpv
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Current Behavior
F411-Wing FC only has 2 UARTs which are needed for UART1: Receiver and UART2: GPS. Leaving no UARTs for MSP comms to ESP32 module.

Desired Behavior
Find other pins that can be used for UART RX and TX for MSP comm

Suggested Solution
Utilize S5, S6 or S7 pads since most F411-Wing FCs are used on small wings only needing S3 and S4 for elevon servos.

Who does this impact? Who is this for?
Flying wing pilots utilizing the F411-wing for it's small size, but still wanting to use the ESP32 modules for iNav Radar.

@KingKone
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yes i have to look into that again

@KingKone
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i have a F411 now, but no soldering iron for now

@Dronek
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Dronek commented May 23, 2019

The target inav_2.2.0_MATEKF411_SFTSRL2.hex allows to use the LED pin as well as the ST1 pin as two softserial ports. However, they are both TX only, as far as I know. It would be more useful if those pins were used for one full duplex softserial port.

@Dronek
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Dronek commented May 25, 2019

I built an inav 2.2.0 FW from the development branch where I assigned softserial TX to ST1 pad and softserial RX to LED pad. Not sure if it works as intended, though. The inavradar module gets correct data from inav but I don't know if inav gets the data from the module via the softserial RX. Will report, as soon as I have tested it in the field with other nodes.

If someone wants to test, you can find the file here.
Make sure to enable softserial.

EDIT: it works fine

@noagendafpv
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I would prefer to still have both SoftSerial ports available if possible, I use SmartAudio and S.port for telemetry.

@hamishfagg
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@Dronek have you tested in flight? I'm asking for #14

@Dronek
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Dronek commented Nov 5, 2019

@Dronek have you tested in flight? I'm asking for #14

It has been quite a while since my last flight but as far as I recall nav radar never worked properly with the F411.

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