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Installing the AIO FC:
Connecting the RC components of the copter
Connection socket J10 "Telemetry/Update/Waypoints"
Connection socket J9 "FPV transmitter"
Connection socket J11-J14 "RGB-LEDs"
connection socket J28 or Pin lines "ESC"
Connection socket J11-J14 "RGB-LEDs"
Connection socket J27 "CAM POWER"
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The AIO FC must be mounted with its lower surface parallel to the
chassis using the rubber buffers and M3 screws.
The AIO FC must be protected against dust, splash water, etc. in the
model. But do not pack your AIO FC too airtight so that it does not
overheat during operation and the height sensor on the S1039 can
work properly.
The cables may not be wound around antenna or run next to it. Make
sure that the cables cannot shift to lie directly adjacent to antenna
during flight.
In the case of carbon fibre chassis, at least the last 35 mm of the
antennas shall be routed outside.
Insert the connection cable of the ESCs of the copter, which must be
connected to the receiver, with the black or brown cable upwards
into the connector strip of the receiver, as shown in the illustration
on the left. The polarity of the plug-in system cannot be reversed. Do
not apply force. The servo connections of the Graupner-HoTT
receiver are numbered. Only use speed controllers that are multi-
shot capable to connect the motors.
If required, the optional GPS module #33602 can be connected to
the socket labelled "J10". In addition, the receiver updates are per-
formed on this socket.
If necessary, the FPV transmitter # is connected to the socket labelled
"J9".
If required, the optional RGB LED PCBs are connected to sockets
labelled "J11-J14".
The 4in1 ESC 7242.4 is connected to the sockets labelled "J?". The
4in1 ESCs # S3087 or # S3088 are connected to the double row pin
headers J23 / 24.
If required, the optional RGB LED PCBs are connected to sockets
labelled "J11-J14".
The FPV camera is connected to this socket
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