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Matek AP Periph CAN Node CAN-L431

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Description

Matek AP Periph CAN Node CAN-L431The Mateksys CAN L431 is an Adapter Node based on ArudPilot AP_Periph firmware. With this board, you can easily utilize the ArduPilot driver library to convert ArduPilot supported GNSS, Compass, Barometer, Airspeed sensor, and GPIO based (PWM, Buzzer LED notify) peripherals to DroneCAN bus peripherals. Check out our all our Receivers and the rest of our Matek products! Features: ArduPilot AP_Periph MatekL431 Periph, or MatekL431 Airspeed Firmware CAN

The Mateksys CAN-L431 is an Adapter Node based on ArudPilot AP_Periph firmware. With this board, you can easily utilize the ArduPilot driver library to convert ArduPilot-supported GNSS, Compass, Barometer, Airspeed sensor, and GPIO-based (PWM, Buzzer/LED notify) peripherals to DroneCAN bus peripherals.

Check out our all our Receivers and the rest of our Matek products!

Features:

  • ArduPilot AP_Periph MatekL431-Periph, or MatekL431-Airspeed Firmware
  • CAN transceiver data rates up to 5 Mbit/s in the CAN FD fast phase
  • 4.5-5.5V Voltage Range
  • LED Indicators
  • 3 UARTs

    Specifications:

    • MCU: STM32L431xC, 256KB Flash
    • CAN transceiver data rates up to 1 Mbit/s
    • 1x CAN, DroneCAN Protocol  (2x GH-4P connectors in parallel)
    • 3x UARTs
      • UART1, spare
      • UART2, MSP default, DFU
      • UART3, GPS default
    • 1x I2C
      • for peripheral Airspeed sensor
      • for peripheral Barometer
      • for peripheral Compass QMC5883L
    • 1x SPI
      • for peripheral RM3100
    • 4x ADC
      • BATT_VOLT, PIN 5
      • BATT_CURR, PIN 6
      • BATT2_VOLT, PIN 15
      • BATT2_CURR, PIN 16
    • 5x PWM outputs
    • 1x GPIO with TIM16 for buzzer
    • ST debug, SWCLK & SWDIO
    • LED
      • Blue, Fast blinking,  Booting
      • Blue, Slow blinking, working
      • Red, 3.3V indicator
    • Input voltage range: 4.5~5.5V  @5V pad/pin
    • Power consumption: 40mA
    • Operating Temperatures: -20~80 °C
    • Physical
      • 2x JST-GH-4P(SM04B-GHS-TB) for CAN
      • 1x JST-GH-4P(SM04B-GHS-TB) for I2C
      • 1x JST-GH-6P(SM06B-GHS-TB) for UART3+I2C
      • Board Size: 26mm*26mm*6mm.  3.7g
      • 3D file : CAN-L431_STEP.zip
    • Firmware
      • ArduPilot AP_Periph  MatekL431-Periph, or MatekL431-Airspeed
      • Update via DroneCAN GUI Tool

     

    SLCan Mode CAN1  > Parameters Parameters
    UART TX1 RX1 UART1 Serial PORT 0 USER
    TX2 RX2 UART2 Serial PORT 1 MSP_PORT 1
    TX3 RX3 UART3 Serial PORT 2 GPS_PORT 2
    I2C SCL/SDA
    GH connector
    PB13/PB14 Baro SPL06 Address 0x76
    QMC5883L Default parameters
    MS4525

    MS5525
    DLVR-L10D

    ARSP_TYPE  1

    ARSP_TYPE  3
    ARSP_TYPE  9

    SPI1 SCK, SO, S1, CS1 RM3100
    ADC Vbat pad PA0 0~69V
    1K:20K divider builtin
    BATT_MONITOR  4
    BATT_VOLT_PIN  5
    BATT_VOLT_MULT  21
    Curr pad PA1 0~3.3V BATT_CURR_PIN 6
    VB2 PB0 0~3.3V BATT_MONITOR  4
    BATT2_VOLT_PIN  15
    Curr2 PB1 0~3.3V BATT2_CURR_PIN 16
    PWM 1 PA8 TIM1_CH1 OUT1
    2 PA9 TIM1_CH2 OUT2
    3 PA10 TIM1_CH3 OUT3
    4 PA11 TIM1_CH4 OUT4
    5 PA15 TIM2_CH1 OUT5
    2812 LED
    OUT5_FUNCTION 120
    NTF_LED_TYPES 257
    Buzzer Bz-  Passive buzzer  –
    5V  Passive buzzer +
    Disable GPS GPS_TYPE  0
    GPS_PORT  -1
    Disable compass COMPASS_ENABLE  0
    Disable Battery monitor BATT_MONITOR  0
    BATT2_MONITOR  0
    Disable MSP MSP_PORT  -1

     

    Parameters in Flight controller

    • CAN_D1_PROTOCOL = 1
    • CAN_P1_DRIVER = 1
    • GPS_TYPE = 9 DroneCAN
    • COMPASS_TYPEMASK DroneCAN (Unchecked)
    • ARSPD_TYPE = 8 (DroneCAN)
    • NTF_LED_TYPE -> DroneCAN (Checked)

    Tips

    • MatekL431-Periph firmware support I2C compass QMC5883L by default
    • If you connect other I2C compass to this board, you need to update it with this firmware via DroneCAN GUI or SLCAN mode in Mission Planner.

    Tutorial : Using MatekL431 adapters for PWM and DShot

    Package Includes:

    • 1x CAN-L431 board
    • 1x JST-GH-4P to JST-GH-4P 20cm silicon wire
    • 1x JST-GH-6P to JST-GH-6P 20cm silicon wire
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