Features:
1. Input SBUS signal and output PWM and PPM signals simultaneously.
2. Input PWM signal and simultaneously output PPM and SBUS signals.
3. Input PPM signal and output PWM and SBUS signals simultaneously.

Specification:
Item Name: Convertor Adapter Switch
Input Voltage: 3.3-20V
Current: 15mA
Dimensions: 21*21mm
Weight: 4.1g
Input Signal:
PPM (CPPM)
PWM (Common Receiver Signal)
SBUS (For Futaba-R7008SB Series, FrSky, etc.)

Indicator Light:
1. When there is no signal input, the three indicators are all on (PPM green, SBUS blue, PWM red).
2. The input signal indicator always on and the output signal indicator is flashes.
3. For example, when the PPM signal is input, the PPM corresponding indicatoralways on green, and the PWM red and SBUS blue signal indicators are flashes.

Channel Description:
1. 1-8 channels are PWM signal input or output channels.
2. SBUS channel is the SBUS signal input or output channel.
3. PPM channel is PPM signal input or output channel.
Wiring instructions:
1. When any one or more channels of the 1-8 channel input PWM signals, the corresponding PPM channel outputs the PPM signal, and the SBUS channel outputs the SBUS signal.
2. When the PPM channel inputs the PPM signal, it corresponds to the 1-8 channel output PWM signal, and the SBUS channel outputs the SBUS signal.
3. When the SBUS channel inputs the SBUS signal, it corresponds to the 1-8 channel output PWM signal, and the PPM channel outputs the PPM signal.

Package Included:
1 x SPP Conversion Module
1 x 8P*2.54MM*3 PIN Straight Needle
1 x 8P*2.54MM*3 PIN Needle
1 x 6P*2.54MM PIN Needle
1 x 6P*2.54MM PIN Straight Needle
Note: the pins are self-welding.

Package Dimensions	11.9 x 11.8 x 3.2 cm; 10 g
Item model number	M44103
Educational Objective(s)	Literacy
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
tech_spec_battery_description_toys	No batteries required
ASIN	B0999F7SFX

Qwinout SPP-SBUS PPM PWM Performance Signal Convertor Adapter Switch 3.3-20V Module Interchang for DIY RC Receiver Drone Multirotor

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