Basics - Multiplex WINGSTABI Erweiterte Anleitung

Basics

When becoming acquainted with WINGSTABI programming, two possible scenarios
must be considered, which are solved with different WINGSTABI versions: Model pilots
with M-LINK transmitters generally use the WINGSTABI with integrated M-LINK
receiver, while pilots with other RF transmission systems resort to versions without the
integrated receiver.
The WINGSTABI firmware supports RC receivers with the following signal outputs:
PPM, Futaba S.BUS*, MULTIPLEX SRXL, Graupner SUMD and SUMO, Jeti UDI, JR
XBUS Mode B and the S.BUS signal from many other manufacturers such as HiTEC
and FrSky. The serial signals from this receiver are connected using patch-leads with
the IN port (see socket assignment sketch diagram) of the WINGSTABI. A joint power
supply is also guaranteed with this connection. In the WINGSTABI, the receiver type
must of course be selected correctly.
* WINGSTABI is compatible with the Futaba S.BUS signal of the FASST and (from Firmware 1.1.1)
the 12CH mode of the FASSTest receiver.
Transmission systems which work with the MULTIPLEX telemetry protocol can process
the WINGSTABI telemetry data at the MSB port (Multiplex Sensor Bus) and connect
with the MSB input of your receiver. For the WINGSTABI with integrated M-LINK
receiver, this connection is switched internally and additional external sensors can be
connected at the MSB port. The IN port has no function at the WINGSTABI with
integrated receiver and can be used in addition for the power supply with the 7- and 9-
channel versions.
At the B/D port (battery and data), the USB-PC-interface or the Bluetooth module is
connected for programming the WINGSTABI. For settings and updates, the
MULTIPLEX launcher app under Android and the MULTIPLEX launcher under Windows
are available free of charge. At the B/D port of the 9 channel version, the power supply
should also be connected. An external receiver is then supplied with power via the data
connection at the IN port. The 7-channel version has two special BAT ports for power
supply.
The 12- and 16-channel pro versions have two DAT ports instead of the B/D ports for
interfaces (only one of which may be assigned), as well as two MSB ports for telemetry
(both of which may be used at the same time). The two 6-pole MPX sockets with
integrated battery switch are intended for supplying power to the WINGSTABI and the
servos and sensors connected to it. The pro versions may ONLY be supplied with
power via this high-power plug connection. All other connections are protected against
overcurrent with (delay-action) 5A fuses.
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