Any Afro Naze Mini users in here?

[DebianDave]

Had mine a couple of days, it';s tiny! So far I';ve only added pins and hooked it up to baseflight, seems to work. Don';t have a CPPM receiver yet so can';t test it. There seems to be a vacuum of information about this little FC!

[Trev2971]

Lots of them on here and also quite a bit of info

I Love them and have one on my mini in manual no modes set up as I built this mini just for this , will set them up other wise I will get lazy ... :)

this is a good thread but there iirc are loads of links off it

http://www.multi-rotor.co.uk/index.php?topic=6698.0

[guest325]

Not got round to using mine yet, but I think you mean this one:
http://www.multi-rotor.co.uk/index.php?topic=6661.0

[Hands0n]

@DebianDave You don';t need a CPPM receiver to check out your Naze32.  In CLI you can set it up to use PWM and then hook it up to a standard PWM receiver.  You may need to use the CLI "map" command to tell the Naze what each pin is associated with (ie. AETR1234 = Aileron, Elevator, Throttle, Rudder and 1, 2, 3, 4 are the Aux channels in order from the RX).

The Naze32 manual has much of this stuff in there although the language can be a bit terse. 

Manual: http://www.abusemark.com/downloads/naze32_rev3.pdf

[Biffa]

There seems to be a vacuum of information about this little FC!

The Naze32 is this forums epicentre at the minute,  loads of them floating around on here

[JAB1a]

I wanted to get more info on this FC and this forum came to the rescue 

http://www.multi-rotor.co.uk/index.php?topic=7676.0

Some simple instructions on what to do first with regard to baseflight

[teslahed]

@DebianDave You don';t need a CPPM receiver to check out your Naze32. 

I think you do need a CPPM receiver for the Naze32 mini though. Here';s the official mini manual;

http://www.abusemark.com/downloads/afromini_r0.pdf

http://abusemark.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=45

The main difference between the regular and the mini is that the mini has fewer input and output pins to keep the size down. So timecop did away with the PWM input to achieve this.

CPPM receivers are nicer anyway - less wire mess to worry about.

[DebianDave]

Indeed, the Mini does not have enough pins for PWM

I hadn';t seen the other thread tbh. It seems to me that most of the Acro Naze32 stuff applies well to the Mini, as they are broadly the same hardware wise?

After spending hours mucking about with my KK2.1 and still not being 100% happy with it';s characteristics on my mini quad, is it really true that these are pretty damn good "out of the box" for minis?

Edit: I only went with the mini as the Acro and full Naze32 are scarce as rocking horse **** :p

[weavo56]

I';ve got 2 on order , but I want to use them as a fixed wing auto pilot .  Not sure which config program to use  , any info would be helpful .
Thanks  Graham .