An Acceleration and Gyroscope module must be connected to the board. It will not connect to the Bare Board Configurator. Please do not ask questions about this.
For each INAV version, you must download the configuration for that version. In short, for the INAV 6.1.1 version, you need to download and use the INAV 6.1.1 configuration. For INAV 7.1 version, you need to download and use INAV 7.1 configuration.
We would like to thank esteemed https://github.com/suchigno Suchigno for preparing this support.
If you want to use the configurator on your phone or tablet you can do it using an app: SpeedyBee. (https://www.speedybee.com/speedy-bee-app/)
Available for Android and iOS, I think it is the best, complete and free to have an INAV compatible drone configurator. There are 2 ways to connect the F411:
using a USB OTG cable connected to your phone or tablet. Not very convenient because if you have to calibrate for example it has a cable that hinders your movements. If you connect it to the board you must remove the 5v power coming from the ESCs.
using a BLE 4.0 module I tested two different modules: HM-11 and HC-05.
NOTE: if you use the HM-11 module without adapter, small and light, you have to use a 5v to 3.3v converter, I used this one
In both cases you have to use AT commands to change the name of the module (optional), change the baurate to 57600. Also in the configurator you must set the baud rate of the chosen port to 57600. You can use one of the board's serial ports, if you don't use GPS you can use the uart, or the software serial ports. Here you can find the updated PCB where I added a connector for software serial 2. The BLE modules consume little power, you can always leave it connected and use the app to, for example, check before the flight that the GPS has correctly configured the home point, way point, etc. without using the OSD.
All the details are here #57
This is the unofficial target for INAV( Original source: https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav). Provides support for flight control boards that do not have official INAV support for the STM32F411CEU6 board. Whether or not to use this firmware is the user's responsibility and is free to do so. INAV developer link : https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav/tree/master/docs/development You can find all the details for firmware development here.
STM32F411CEU6 Board Firmware First, let's connect the board and the computer.
https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav-configurator/releases
Download Configurator for Windows platform (win32 or win64 is present) Extract ZIP archive Run INAV Configurator app from unpacked folder Configurator is not signed, so you have to allow Windows to run untrusted application. There might be a monit for it during first run
https://impulserc.blob.core.windows.net/utilities/ImpulseRC_Driver_Fixer.exe
https://youtu.be/HbSUMauSkiw
For battery monitoring, you need to make your calculation as 3.3V. Calculations are given below. 5V does not give the actual value.
GY-91 (MPU9250 BMP280 10DOF) For SPI2, set BMP280 module CS pin to PC15.
You can connect Buzzer instead of CURRENT_METER_ADC.
SOFTSERIAL1 to TX_PIN PA9 and RX_PIN PA10 SOFTSERIAL2 to TX_PIN PA0 and RX_PIN PA1
You can connect the following modules to the board with SPI2. Board pins and module connections are given. NOTE: There are many fakes of these modules. Therefore, first ask the seller about the module you want to buy and ask whether the chip on the module is the same. Otherwise, you may encounter fake modules. Many fake modules have the MPU6500 chip on them. INAV automatically detects the chip you connected and shows you the chip information on the module.
There must be a 5V external voltage source. Don't buy from board source, you will burn the microcontroller.
Instructions for setting throttle calibration for ESC high and low signal input:
This video your can help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IrgbY0YhqM
The inverter is easy to make, only requires 2 resistors (10K ohm and 4.7K ohm), 1 transistor (BC547b), and one servo cable. These are all very cheap and easy to find.
You can use this online voltage divider calculator to play around with different values. https://ohmslawcalculator.com/voltage-divider-calculator