Ok, I'm going to give a deep description about this, specially on how to flash it. first I received the controller and plugged it to my pc, downloaded storm32 v2.39e (lastest beta firmware) http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/Downloads it will be a zip file, in which you will find o323BGCTool_v239e.exe, open it and select the com port it correspond to your bgc, now go to the flash tab and select as the picture I uploaded... (storm32 v1.3, v2.39e nt, system bootloader at uart1, verify flashed) now search and download stm flash loader demostrator, and using a ftdi flasher connect the tx/rx to RC-0 and RC-1 (google a board pinout), then when connected, erase the board and remove write and read protection. after that you can flash the board with the bgc tool I explained before. good luck! need help? (antonio.ruiz@live.cl) after that you can flash your pixhawk with betacopter to have extended functions. (https://github.com/olliw42/storm32bgc) download the entire folder or your pix firm will be corrupted.

Ok, I'm going to give a deep description about this, specially on how to flash it. first I received the controller and plugged it to my pc, downloaded storm32 v2.39e (lastest beta firmware) http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/Downloads it will be a zip file, in which you will find o323BGCTool_v239e.exe, open it and select the com port it correspond to your bgc, now go to the flash tab and select as the picture I uploaded... (storm32 v1.3, v2.39e nt, system bootloader at uart1, verify flashed) now search and download stm flash loader demostrator, and using a ftdi flasher connect the tx/rx to RC-0 and RC-1 (google a board pinout), then when connected, erase the board and remove write and read protection. after that you can flash the board with the bgc tool I explained before. good luck! need help? (antonio.ruiz@live.cl) after that you can flash your pixhawk with betacopter to have extended functions. (https://github.com/olliw42/storm32bgc) download the entire folder or your pix firm will be corrupted.

Ok, I'm going to give a deep description about this, specially on how to flash it. first I received the controller and plugged it to my pc, downloaded storm32 v2.39e (lastest beta firmware) http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/Downloads it will be a zip file, in which you will find o323BGCTool_v239e.exe, open it and select the com port it correspond to your bgc, now go to the flash tab and select as the picture I uploaded... (storm32 v1.3, v2.39e nt, system bootloader at uart1, verify flashed) now search and download stm flash loader demostrator, and using a ftdi flasher connect the tx/rx to RC-0 and RC-1 (google a board pinout), then when connected, erase the board and remove write and read protection. after that you can flash the board with the bgc tool I explained before. good luck! need help? (antonio.ruiz@live.cl) after that you can flash your pixhawk with betacopter to have extended functions. (https://github.com/olliw42/storm32bgc) download the entire folder or your pix firm will be corrupted.

great control board. the new nt imu module will allow you to run long wires with out those ic2 related problems. i am running 2 Quanum 4008 gimbal motors on a med size 2 axis gimlal. i flashed o323BgcFirmwareFiles\o323bgc_v203_nt_storm32bgc_v130_f103rc.hex and works spot on. it would be nice to see the NT IMUs sold separately.

great control board. the new nt imu module will allow you to run long wires with out those ic2 related problems. i am running 2 Quanum 4008 gimbal motors on a med size 2 axis gimlal. i flashed o323BgcFirmwareFiles\o323bgc_v203_nt_storm32bgc_v130_f103rc.hex and works spot on. it would be nice to see the NT IMUs sold separately.

great control board. the new nt imu module will allow you to run long wires with out those ic2 related problems. i am running 2 Quanum 4008 gimbal motors on a med size 2 axis gimlal. i flashed o323BgcFirmwareFiles\o323bgc_v203_nt_storm32bgc_v130_f103rc.hex and works spot on. it would be nice to see the NT IMUs sold separately.