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CubePilot Cube Orange+ (autopilot module)

HX4-06214CubePilotVendor declared

Why these values

How each figure on this part was established

MCU H757 is stated by BOTH sources and is not disputed: ArduPilot's overview says 'Cube Orange+ uses ARM STM32H757' and hwdef/CubeOrangePlus/hwdef.dat declares 'MCU STM32H7xx STM32H757xx'. The Cube is an autopilot-on-module: it carries no stack pattern and bolts to a published 80-pin DF17 carrier standard, so mount_pattern is the registry's 'Pixhawk' value rather than a hole spacing. CONSEQUENCE, RECORDED DELIBERATELY: it therefore bolts to NO frame in this library, because every frame here is an FPV bolt square and the Cube reaches the airframe through its carrier board. The stack chain will report mismatch against any of them, and that is the true answer rather than a modelling fault - what the zero really records is that the library holds no carrier-board airframe yet. chains.go predicted this exact case and kept 'Pixhawk' OUT of nonGeometricMounts for it. uart_count 5 and pwm_outputs 14 come from CubePilot's own specifications page, which states them as 'applies to all The Cubes' ('Five general-purpose serial ports; two with full flow control' and '14 PWM servo outputs (eight from I/O and six from FMU)') - a family-scoped vendor statement, not an inference from a sibling. motor_outputs is a DOCUMENTED ABSENCE (D109): the vendor never splits motor from servo for the Cube, and the ArduPilot hwdef does not either because outputs are assigned at runtime by SERVOn_FUNCTION - so no source states what can turn a propeller, and 14 would be a guess dressed as a fact. input_voltage_cells is a DOCUMENTED ABSENCE because the field does not apply: the Cube is fed regulated 5 V through the carrier board's POWER1/POWER2 bricks and has no battery-cell input of its own, so a cell count would describe the power brick and not this part. weight_g is a DOCUMENTED ABSENCE - CubePilot publishes no mass for the bare module. size_classes declared as all five per Stephan 2026-08-02 (declare all five, narrow only on evidence): nothing recorded about a carrier-mounted autopilot rules a size class out. Differs from the Cube Orange in the IMU set: the Orange+ vibration-isolated board carries an ICM42688 where the Orange carries an ICM20602. Date Added 5/6/2024, read from the DIU capture. power_draw_w is a DOCUMENTED ABSENCE, not an open gap: CubePilot publishes only the power PINOUT - the 5 V rail the part is fed on - and never a consumption figure, on the module page, in the manual, or in ArduPilot's overview. What a board is SUPPLIED is not what it DRAWS, and no retailer checked publishes a draw either.

CubePilot autopilot module listed on the DIU Blue UAS Framework capture of 2026-01-23.

Specification

7 stated · 4 not published · 2 not researched

AttributeValueEvidence
FirmwarePX4ArduPilot
IMUICM42688 + ICM20948
MCU classH757
Mount patternPixhawk
PWM outputs14
Size classes18in7in5in10in12in estimated
UARTs5
Input cellsnot published
Motor outputsnot published
Power drawnot published
Weightnot published
Blackboxnot researched
OSDnot researched

not published: we looked; the vendor states nothingnot researched: nobody has looked yet estimated: derived, not vendor-stated

Price

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Compliance & origin

Claims

Blue UAS · verifiedevidence

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Origin

Made in
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Company location
withheld. Recorded. Visible to approved accounts.account
Manufacturer
CubePilot
NCAGE
not recorded
Category
Flight computers

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