Specifications Power: # ESCs: Dimensions (without enclosure): (W x L x H) Weight: USB-C 4 19 x 25 x 23mm 15 grams (0.53oz) Key Links: Instructions and Troubleshooting: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qftu7b_S-t3QhiA_NHhUsCCm70Fz1rtNFp13c9-dUgw/edit#heading=h.opqfke8f482i ESC Programmer Applications, including BlHeli32, BlHeliS, Arduino CH340 Driver, AM32, plus the instructions pages (also in product documents as a PDF and Doc; see the Documents section). Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SRyWP8Ja3L7Fw4uj4pSKmtvHGppt7NYe AM32 Notes: Programmer confirmed working with AM32, although AM32’s configuration tool seems to only support one ESC at a time. Hopefully in the future we will see this improve to four ESCs. Follow this guide to convert your existing programmer to work with AM32. https://github-wiki-see.page/m/AlkaMotors/AM32-MultiRotor-ESC-firmware/wiki/Arduino-PC-Link Grey Skies automation ESC programmer page: https://shop.pearlgrey.io/product/esc-programmer-1-2-usb-c-blheli_s-blheli_32 Artwork: Illustration custom commissioned from Leojiaz https://www.artstation.com/leojiaz Servos: In order to use this programmer with servos, bridge the 5V pad near the “D3” connection. This is done at the user’s own risk- understand the issues multiple ESCs with built-in BECs can cause if connected together. The link below is an example of the code to turn the programmer into a servo tester. If you flash this code to the Nano, you must reflash the BLHeli programming software to use it for ESC programming again! Code to allow servo testing: https://pastebin.com/qDZQ2XJK
