arlitra
(arlitra)
May 10, 2022, 8:50pm
1
Hi, I have a Omnibus F4 Pro V3 flight controller.
I have welded the wires from the battery to the flight controller for the voltage and current measurement (positive and negative), but when I connect the battery the flight controller doesn’t turn on.
When I connect the micro usb cable instead the flight controller turns on and works properly.
It should have a built-in bec or must I use an external bec?
Arlitra,
Can you post a photo of your setup?
cbf123
(Chris Friesen)
May 11, 2022, 1:29am
3
The connection from the battery should go to the large pad labelled “BAT+” and the large pad on the opposite side of the board labelled “GND”.
arlitra
(arlitra)
May 11, 2022, 8:31pm
4
I did what @cbf123 said.
On the top:
I connected the positive of the battery to the pad labelled
BAT+ and the positive of the power distribution board to the pad labelled
MOTO_VCC
On the bottom:
I connected the negative of the battery in parallel to the pad labelled
GND and to the negative of the power distribution board.
arlitra
(arlitra)
May 15, 2022, 8:52pm
5
Any suggestions to solve this problem?
cbf123
(Chris Friesen)
May 16, 2022, 2:51pm
6
That looks like it should work, though I’ve never used that particular board.
AlexKulov
(Aleksandr)
January 13, 2023, 12:58pm
7
Hello, I have same problem for Omnibus F4 Pro V3 (from AliExpress in 2022 october). But I see voltage and current by inav configurator.
Also I have Omnibus F4 Pro V3 (2020/2021) and this board have power by battery.
I want use bec (from someone ESC) for Omnibus 2022 power
arlitra
(arlitra)
February 12, 2023, 9:31pm
8
I finally solved the problem by connecting an external bec to one of the 5V pads.