CrazybeeF4Pro

=Crazybee F4 Pro=
=About=
The Crazybee F4 Pro Flightcontroller is a re-design of a common Omnibus F4 FC. There are different models with an embedded RC radio receiver. The Crazybee F4 Pro has embedded four ESC's to drive 4x brushless motors as commonly found on small racing quadcopters like the Eachine Trashcan
=Features=
* Built-in 6A(each) Blheli_S 4in1 ESC
* Built-in OSD SPI Control
* Built-in Current meter Max 28A
* Built-in 5V 1A Buck Boost with LC filter
* Built-in voltage measure
* BLHELI_S pass-through Ready
* Taillight LED Ready
=Specifications=
* MCU: STM32F411CEU6 (100MHZ, 512K FLASH)
* Sensor: MPU-6000(SPI connection)
* Board size: 28.5 * 28.5MM
* Power supply: 1-2S battery input (DC 3.5-8.7V) altenative PCB with 2s-4s exist
* Onboard 4in1 ESC MCU EFM8BB21
=Variations=
The Flightcontroller exists in four different PCB variations 
* CrazyBeeF4FRPro for use with Frsky
* CrazyBeeF4DXPro for use with Spektrum
* CrazyBeeF4Pro Without receiver
* CrazyBeeF4FSPro with Nordic chip for Flysky
=Issues=
Spiking power on the board when plugging in a 2s battery could lead to a broken board on the original design. To preven this from happening as add a capacitor to the battery lead. This capacitor should have an ESR lower than 0.2ohm and have a capacitance of 100uF or higher. A Rubycon ZLG/ZLH series and Samyoung NXB series.
=Connect additional devices=
=Pinout=
 
==LEDs==
=Camera=
==Telemetry==
===Wifi Module===
==JeVois camera==
A camera for Flight based vision research can be added and exchange TX RX information via the UARD2 pins on the CrazyBee F4 Pro board
=Binding=
To bind with your TX follow these steps
1. Connect battery
1. Pres an hold the bind button for about 2 seconds until the LED lits continuous
1. Enter the bind mode via your transmitter menu or bind button
1. The LED starts blinking as soon as binding was successful
1. Disconnect, then connect battery again, start flying
=Debug connection=
Per default the CrazyBee F4 Pro has no debug pin like SWD broken out to a connector or solderpad. One has to solder a tiny wire directly to the MCU. Like this:
=Suppliers=
One can buy one here:
=More=
This wiki is not the only place to get some info about the Hardware since the board can also be used for other flight stacks.
=Airframe=
An airframe using this board is:
* OpenUAS Trashcan
=Links=
==Powering the Board==
Depending on the board version. Two solder points. For v1s and 2s can be used
=Schematic=
At the moment there is no schematic since the design is not shared sadly by de original manufacturer of the PCB. However the current boardfile explains a bit of which pin goes where.
=Examples of Airborne Equipment Electrical Connections=
==Quadcopter, PWM Motor Controllers==
Note: Since there is no easy connection to the PCB to attatch regular servos no example is given for this board fro use in Fixwing
=R/C Receivers=
==Using a Serial out Spektrum DSM receiver==
===Binding===
==CPPM receiver==
===Connecting===
The signal control pin where the LED strip on the backside is connected can be used as a PPM signal input. the VCC and GND can come from the main PCB.
==Using a S-Bus receiver==
If the UARt1 or 2 port is not used for data interchange for other devices like a JeVois camera or a Wifi module an SBus can be connectefd to boath UARD 1 RX as UART 2 RX. Even The TX for Telemetry ourt can be used.
=Extras=
==UART I/O==
On the Fr
==USB as UART TX==
=PCB=
 None :(
=Assembly=
==Components Layout==
==Bill Of Material==
=PCB and assembled boards suppliers=
=Mechanical Dimensions=
=Get the design=
 The design is not open, but resembles a lot the Omnibus design
 
=Uploading new software=
==Using bootloader==
==Using SWD==
==Serial Firmware Upload==
=Hardware Revision History=
==Versions==
There are different versions of almost the same board V1,V2, V2.1 and V3.0 The differences in the table below:
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Category:Autopilots