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0 Hi, I would like to know if it was possible to connect a dji fpv or gps to the sbus and ppm pins (tx1 and rx1) of the mamba f405 mk2.
if yes, what should be changed in the cli ?
Currently I plugged my crossfire on sbus and ppm, my radio works under betaflight but I do not receive telemetry.
Thanks for your help.
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792 08-Mar-2020, 07:16 PM (This post was last modified: 08-Mar-2020, 07:28 PM by SnowLeopardFPV. Edit Reason: Typo corrections. ) Have you set up your Crossfire Nano RX to use the SBUS protocol rather than the CRSF protocol by any chance? That is the only way I believe the Nano RX will work when connected to an SBUS pad. The downside to using the SBUS protocol on the Crossfire kit however is that the only telemetry you will get back to the transmitter is RSSI/LQ telemetry data because that is sent back directly from the Crossfire Nano RX so RSS/LQ telemetry data doesn't require a connection to the FC.
I also forgot that on the Mamba F405 MK2 stack that while the TX1 resource is mapped to an MCU pin, they don't break it out to a pad for some bizarre reason, so you can only use the RX connection (SBUS pad) for UART1 unless you want to try the risky task of soldering to a minuscule pin on the MCU itself. You also can't remap a hardware resource to another pad, which means you can't remap the TX connection for UART1 to the PPM pad.
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0 Thank you for your help, I ordered an FC kakute HDV to no longer have a problem. I'm going to modify the pins.
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