re-connecting AIOP V2

[Royston]

Hi
Anyone got photo or something showing where receiver and ESC connectors attach to board.
Had problems with latest firmware and wouldn';t upload v283. Sent back to Peter King who said it was fine.
Just spotted on forum need to disconnect bluetooth module or won';t upload.
Took photo of connections prior to dismantling but grandson accidently erased it.
Have got Gaz';s manual but still unsure and don';t want to blow the board.
Any info/pics/anything would help.
Total numpty with techy but having a go and will get there eventually.  Loving the journey though.
Regards
Roy

[robshaw]

ESC connections.

[robshaw]

Receiver connections.

[robshaw]

The guide that Gazza has written should be all you need tho tbh. Make sure you get the UBEC connection right. That';s the far right connection in second picture. Mine started life as one of Peters so should be similar regarding connections but I have an 8 channel receiver fitted and jot the 6 channel that peter fits hence the 8 channels plus neutral (making it 9) shown in second picture.

[Royston]

Cheers Rob
Will give it a go tomorrow now
Thanks again
Roy

[robshaw]

Sorry. Just a little correction. With the receiver wires there';s seven channels shown in photo counting from left to right and pos and neg. Making 9 connections. Then there';s a gap and then the ubec with just the pos and neg connected. The pins are slightly twisted so the white wire isn';t actually connected to anything. Just red and black.

[robshaw]

Heres a pic showing the receiver connections. Channel 1 has all three pins connected for power and the pwm signal connection. The rest only have one cable connected, the pwm signal cable.

[robshaw]

Channels 1 to 4 are obviously the controls on the sticks. Channel 5 is your mix for flight modes. This works by basically outputting different pwm values based on the position of the toggle switches (programmed on tx). And finally on my setup I have channel 6 and 7 plugged in to control a camera gimbal using pots/knobs on my tx.