SKY-HERO Anakin Club Racer, Руководство пользователя

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USING ALTERNATIVE RADIOS & RECEIVERS
(not the SKY-HERO Link9)
SKY-HERO CC3D FLIGHT CONTROLLER IS ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH:
• S-BUS receivers
• JR & Spektrum Satellite receivers
• PPM receivers
Please note that PWM (Pulse With Modulation) is NOT SUPPORTED!
During the CC3D setup process, you will be asked to choose the receiver type from four options, please
choose your receiver according to the box above, (but do not choose PWM as this is not compatible
with the Anakin Club Racer ESCs) if you make the wrong choice here the receiver won’t work. Click
“Next”when done.
You will need to know exactly what kind of receiver you are using as different receivers require different
setup steps. The Anakin Club Racer’s built-in Sky-Hero CC3D supports 3 kinds of receivers:
PPM, S.BUS and DSM .
PPM (PULSE POSITION MODULATION)
A PPM signal (often referred to as a PPM stream) is basically a series of PWM signals sent one after
another on the same wire. So instead of continuously sending the information for 1 channel or servo,
the information for all servo’s or ESCs is sent in a row on the same wire. The advantage of such a PPM
signal is that only one signal wire is needed instead of all the individual wires.
For PPM receiver, the WHITE and GREY wire of the multi-coloured signal wire needs to be swapped
FIRST, then connect the GREY RED BLACK plug to the PPM output of your receiver, no other wires
need to be connected.
S.BUS
The S.Bus is another communication protocol from Futaba that can also be used on other radios like
Taranis and Radiolink. It also combines all output channel information into single servo lead. For S.Bus
receiver, use the S.Bus signal wire and connect it to the S.Bus port on the main board, there is no need
to connect the multicoloured PWM/PPM signal cable from its socket.
For PPM & S.BUS
please use black, red, yellow and blue cable.
YELLOW: Not used
BLACK: Ground
RED: +5V
BLUE: Signal
Warning: If you decide to replace the OpenPilot software/firmware on the CC3D flight controller, you
should be aware that the output port configuration (what pins are used for what) as well as the motor
configuration is likely be different to the instructions in this manual and you should make sure that you
have sufficient skills and knowledge to complete the configuration, as SKY-HERO offers no support if
you erase the OpenPilot setup on the CC3D
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