Flight Controller-F722 - Manual
BOTWING Flight Controller-F722 - Manual
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About Botwing F722
Power meets precision with BotWing F722, the elite flight controller for pilots who demand total control. Built with the powerful STM32F722 MCU and ICM42688P gyro, BotWing F722 offers expanded capabilities including 4 motor outputs and 2 servo outputs - ideal for advanced drone configurations.
With full compatibility with BetaFlight and iNav, BotWing F722 unlocks powerful mission planning and autonomous navigation, giving you the freedom to design complex flight missions with confidence. Its robust telemetry, 32MB onboard Blackbox, plug-and-play DJI Air Unit port, and flexible 5 UART layout make it the perfect heart for serious builds.
Whether you’re racing, exploring, mapping, or executing precision flights, BotWing F722 ensures flawless execution and endless potential - all housed within a clean 30.5×30.5mm mounting holes.
Layout
FRONT-I
FRONT-II
BACK-I
BACK-II
Specification
| DimensionsWW | 40x40mm |
| Firmware | BetaFlight and iNav |
| Firmware Target Name | BOTWING F722 |
| Mounting | 30.5mm x 30.5mm (3.2mm hole size) |
| MicroController(MCU) | STM32F722 |
| Motor Outputs | 4 Motors |
| Gyro (IMU) | ICM42688P |
| Power Input | 2S-6S LiPO |
| On Screen Display (OSD) | AT7456E |
| BlackBox-Flash | 32 MB |
| Buzzer | BZ+ and BZ- pad used for 5V Buzzer |
| i2C | SDA & SCL Pads for sensors like Magnetometer etc. |
| RSSI | Named as RSSI on the front side |
| Boot Button | Press boot button, then power FC to activate DFU mode for flashing. |
| 5 x LED Pad | Supported by BetaFlight firmware |
| Connector | BetaFlight Standard |
| Weight | 9.35gm |
| Barometer | DPS310XTSA1 |
| OSD Chip | AT7456E |
| USB Port Type | Type-C |
| 4.5V Pads | 4 group of 4.5Vpads is used |
| 5V Bec | 3 Amp |
| 9V Bec | 2.5 Amp |
| 3.3V Regulator | 500 mA |
| USB 4.5V | For Receiver and GPS module |
| ESC Signal Pads | M1 - M4 and 2 servos on top side |
| UARTs | UART 1 (VTX), UART 2 (Receiver), UART 3 (Camera), UART 4 (ESC), UART 6 (GPS) |
| Camera Control Pad | Present |
Package Include
1 x FC F722
1 x USB Protector
5 x M3 Anti-Vibration Silicone Grommet Insert
1 x JST1.0 - ELRS
1xJST1.0-GPS
1xJST 6pin 1.0-DJI
1xJST-8pin - ESC
4xJST- LED
Connections
Method 1 - Soldering
ESC-FC
GPS-FC
ELRS-FC
FC-CAM
DJIO3-FC
FC-VTX
FC-CADDX VISTA
SBUS-FC
LED Strip Connections in parallel
LED Strip Connections in series
Method 2 - Connectors
FC-ESC
FC-CAM
VTX-FC
DJI AirUnit
GPS-FC
DJI03-FC
FC-4pin LED’s
LED Indication
| RED LED 1, LED 2 | Sensor 3.3,5 voltage indication |
| Blue LED | FC Status Light |
| Green LED | FC Status Ligh |
| Unlit | USB disconnected and disarmed |
| Lit | USB disconnected and armed, |
| Barometer | USB connected and disarmed, |
| OSD Chip | USB connected and arming command prevented |
| USB Port Type | FC Status Light |
| 4.5V Pads | 5V Power indicator. |
| 5V Bec | 9V Power indicator. |
LED Connection Options:
You can connect LEDs to the F722 flight controller in two ways:
- Solder Pads: Use the dedicated 5V, GND, and Signal pads on the board.
- 4-Pin Connector: Use the 4-pin LED connector which includes: 5V, GND, Signal In, and Signal Out.
Daisy Chain Functionality
- By default, the LED connectors are daisy-chained, allowing each connector to control a separate LED strip independently.
- If you want all connectors to control standard LEDs in parallel (same signal to all strips), follow these steps:
Parallel LED Setup Instructions
- Cut the Signal Out wire on all connectors except the first one
- Bridge the small pad next to the signal pad on the flight controller for each modified connector.
- This reroutes all connectors to share the same signal line from the first connector, enabling synchronized LED behavior.
Note: Perform this modification only on three connectors. The first connector already supplies the master signal.
Avoid Sbus or RX use with DJI or Vice versa
When using an SBUS receiver, connect its signal wire to the RX2 pad located on the front side of the flight controller, which internally maps to UART2.
If you’re using a DJI Air Unit (O3, Link, Vista, or Air Unit V1), it’s important to disconnect the SBUS signal wire from the Air Unit harness to ensure the flight controller recognizes the correct input. Use tweezers to carefully remove or cut the SBUS wire from the 6-pin connector, and thoroughly insulate the exposed end to prevent shorts.
For ELRS receivers, connect the TX and RX lines to the T2 and R2 pads on the flight controller. However, if the ELRS receiver fails to be recognized when a DJI Air Unit is connected, follow the same step: disconnect the SBUS signal wire from the Air Unit harness to resolve the conflict.