The Airbot F7 flight controller uses the ICM20602 over SPI for ultimate flight performance. Also onboard is an AB7456 OSD chip for fully integrated BetaFlight OSD support. Other features of the Airbot F7 include: 3-6S direct LiPo input, 6x hardware UARTs, 1x external I2C, 1x external SPI, camera control, onboard flash, a micro RX connector, a 4-in-1 ESC connector, and a low profile for easy installs.

Key Features

• STM32 F722 MCU, Runs Betaflight firmware
• ICM Gyro Over SPI Bus
• 30.5*30.5 mm Mounting holes
• Supports Lipo direct plugin (3-6S)
• Supports 5V 2A BEC output (Buck)
• STM32 controls OSD chip over SPI in DMA mode (Betaflight OSD)
• More UARTs (6xUARTs)
• Supports camera control function
• Supports ext. Gyro box
• Onboard 128Mbit(16MB) flash for balckbox

Specifications

• Brand Name: Airbot
• Item Name: F7 Flight Controller AIO OSD BEC
• MCU: STM32F722
• Input Voltage: 3-6S Lipo
• Betaflight OSD
• BEC: 5V @ 2A
• Size: 36x36mm
• Mounting Hole: 30.5×30.5mm

Kit Contents

• 1x Airbot F7 Flight Controller

Airbot F7 Pinout

Airbot F7 Resources Table

Zadig Drivers

If you have problems connecting to the board, or uploading new firmware the best fix is to use the zadig driver tool.

• Push BOOT button on the flight controller.
• Plug-in the USB cable (the red LED should not be as bright as normally).
• Fire up Zadig and hit “Options” and then “List All Devices”.
• From the list choose “STM32 BOOTLOADER”.
• Under “Driver” choose “WinUSB” on the right and hit “Reinstall Driver”.

For more information check out our zadig driver tool tutorial