Inhaltsverzeichnis

  1. Setting adress
  2. Connection data
  3. Schematic
  4. Component placing
  5. Placing the elko and Addresslabel

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Setting adress

At the BL-Ctrl version 1.1, the address is set by soldered jumpers (short circuits) on the board.

BL-Ctrl_adr.jpg

Addressing:

Adr_Tabelle.gif

You can see the addresses and positions of the motor controller, and the spinning direction of the coherent propellors on this overview:

http://mc.mikrocontroller.com/images/kopter/verdrahtung1.gif

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Connection data

On the pre-placed BL-Ctrl V1.1 only the Elco has to be placed:

Bl-Ctrl_v1_1.jpg

It's best to bend the Elco 90°, to make it being parallel to the side of the board.

You can also see the connection of the I2C bus wires and the voltage supply.


/!\ The controller is sensitive to moist. It should be protected with shrink tubing!

Schematic

attachment:BL_CtrlV1_1_sch1.gif

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Component placing

Top side:

BL_CtrlV1_1_best_oben.gif

Bottom side:

BL_CtrlV1_1_best_unten.gif

Placing the elko and Addresslabel

alleregler.jpg

One of the possibilities to get acces to the programming port is the 2x5 header. The SerCon ISP1 can be connected to the controller with this connector.

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