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The KakuteF7 AIO is a flight controller produced by Holybro.
The KakuteF7 comes in two varients. One is an AIO (All-In-One) board, with OSD. The other is a smaller board without OSD.
The UARTs are marked Rn and Tn in the above pinouts. The Rn pin is the receive pin for UARTn. The Tn pin is the transmit pin for UARTn.
The SERIAL5 port (UART7) is for ESC telemetry, and has a R7 pad on each of the four corners of the KakuteF7 AIO board.
RC input is configured on the R6 (UART6_RX) pin. It supports all RC protocols.
FrSky Telemetry is supported using the T6 pin (UART6 transmit). You need to set the following parameters to enable support for FrSky S.PORT
The KakuteF7 AIO supports OSD using OSD_TYPE 1 (MAX7456 driver).
The KakuteF7 supports up to 6 PWM outputs. The pads for motor output M1 to M6 on the above diagram are for the 6 outputs. All 6 outputs support DShot as well as all PWM types.
The PWM is in 3 groups:
Channels within the same group need to use the same output rate. If any channel in a group uses DShot then all channels in the group need to use DShot.
The board has a builting voltage and current sensor. The current sensor can read up to 130 Amps. The voltage sensor can handle up to 6S LiPo batteries.
The correct battery setting parameters are:
The KakuteF7 AIO does not have a builting compass, but you can attach an external compass using I2C on the SDA and SCL pads.
Initial firmware load can be done with DFU by plugging in USB with the bootloader button pressed. Then you should load the "with_bl.hex" firmware, using your favourite DFU loading tool.
Once the initial firmware is loaded you can update the firmware using any ArduPilot ground station software. Updates should be done with the *.apj firmware files.