This article is intended to help you get started with battery monitoring and the buzzer feature present in MultiWii. We’ll cover proper connections / wiring and software setup as it relates to the Lynxmotion Quadrino Nano flight controller (MultiWii compatible).
I just bought the Quadrino Nano for a custom Y6 AP build. Can the Quadrino Nano battery monitoring be used for a 4s battery? If so, does the board have to be re-configured when changing from a 3s to a 4s?
@Garry Laufer,
Using a 4s will not be a problem, you will however need to rework the VBAT SCALE factor in WinGUI so it match your voltage input. Use the method shown above and you should be fine.
If you don’t mind, you can post some info about your project on RobotShop Forum.
Eric,
Thanks for the prompt reply! I assume I would have to change the warning level values, also? I am sure I could look up the 4s values online, but you wouldn’t happen to know them off the top of your head, would you? I really appreciate the very prompt help! Already thrilled with the purchase, and still have 4 days to delivery!! Gary
@Gary Laufer,
The values need to be changed to a 4S battery as warnings are in voltage. (100 = 10V if scale is right)
You can use the default 3S values and convert them to 4S like this:
107 / 3 = 35.67
35.67 * 4 = 143
@Dieter, There are not real problem using the Quadrino Nano on a 6S LiPo setup. Most setup use the internal voltage regulator (BEC) of one of the ESC to supply the 5V needed to power the Quadrino Nano.