timfwalsh01
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I realize the Autopilot upgrade will come out in the next software upgrade.
Where will the future DSAB servo connections be made?
Thanks Tim
Where will the future DSAB servo connections be made?
Thanks Tim
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Future Autopilot DSAB Connections
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Ken_Kopp
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this is my guess... The current green/Blue AP DSAP connections correspond the the network green/blue wires (on the DB9). The two other wires in the network (blue/wht and green/wht) connect to the matching colors on the AP servos. The other servo connections (power, gnd, disconnect remain the same). Pretty simple.
I have my AP servos connected to my D10A via legacy DSAB via a DSAB terminal strip and the grn/wht and blue/wht servo wires connected to the SV network. When the S/W is ready all I have to do is swap the servo green and blue wires over to the green and blue network terminal strip connection and reconfigure the AP servos for SV.
I have my AP servos connected to my D10A via legacy DSAB via a DSAB terminal strip and the grn/wht and blue/wht servo wires connected to the SV network. When the S/W is ready all I have to do is swap the servo green and blue wires over to the green and blue network terminal strip connection and reconfigure the AP servos for SV.
This was verified by Tech Support
1. Power/ground/disengage, self-explanatory. Do not use a the Aux (orange) Gnd (black) source from the D9.
2. Servo Green to D9 Green (1A)
3. Servo Blue to D9 Blue (1B)
4. Servo Wht/Grn to D9 Wht/Grn (2A)
5. Servo Wht/Blu to D9 Wht/Blu (2B)
This means you need one splitter per servo (2 total for two-axis), and that you need a male D9 connector terminating the servo wiring to connect to the splitter D9 female connector.
1. Power/ground/disengage, self-explanatory. Do not use a the Aux (orange) Gnd (black) source from the D9.
2. Servo Green to D9 Green (1A)
3. Servo Blue to D9 Blue (1B)
4. Servo Wht/Grn to D9 Wht/Grn (2A)
5. Servo Wht/Blu to D9 Wht/Blu (2B)
This means you need one splitter per servo (2 total for two-axis), and that you need a male D9 connector terminating the servo wiring to connect to the splitter D9 female connector.