Add 10pin ESC and default RC connector

Author: haslinghuis

docs/development/manufacturer/connector-standard.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ import ConnectorLogo from '/img/betaflight/connector_logo.svg'
 | Draft 0.2   | 08 May 2023   | Added Logo and pinout correction                                    |
 | Draft 0.3   | 16 June 2024  | Adjustment to GPS to 4 pin, moved to RX and renamed, and adding SWD |
 | Version 1.0 | 14 April 2025 | Formalize standard                                                  |
+| Version 1.1 | 24 April 2025 | Add 10P ESC socket and standard CRSF socket                         |
 
 ## Introduction
 
@@ -38,14 +39,14 @@ This connector type is optional for drone manufacturers, allowing them to choose
 
 ### ESC Pin Configuration
 
-An additional 2-pin connector for power (ext. power) can be used for high-powered devices or if the user wants to use an external power source.
-
 We recommend using twisted wires to eliminate any confusion about the mirroring of the connector and to ensure that the same wiring order is used on both sides of the connection.
 
 V+ connection from the ESC to FC will typically carry VBAT voltage direct from the battery connection. The ESC V+ connection is an Input Voltage to the FC whilst RX, GPS and other connectors' V+ pads carry output from the FC's onboard voltage regulators.
 
 In some cases VTX or camera connectors may offer VBAT voltage directly but due to voltage fluctuations induced by the motors the use of VBAT direct to VTXs or cameras is discouraged. To minimise the risk to sensitive VTX hardware it is advisable to provide an additional high voltage regulator for such components. Recommended continuous power draw for this high voltage VTX regulator is ~18W, translating to at least a 9V/2A part, and output voltage should be between 8-12V, preferably 10V.
 
+#### Standard ESC Pin Configuration
+
 The pin configuration for the JST SH connector is as follows:
 
 | Pin # | Signal Name | Description |
@@ -59,6 +60,35 @@ The pin configuration for the JST SH connector is as follows:
 | 7     | Signal 3    | Motor 3     |
 | 8     | Signal 4    | Motor 4     |
 
+#### ESC with additional power requirements
+
+An additional 2-pin connector for power (ext. power) can be used for high-powered devices or if the user wants to use an external power source.
+Alternative a 10-pin connector can be used:
+
+| Pin # | Signal Name | Description |
+| :---- | :---------- | :---------- |
+| 1     | V+ (VBAT)   | Power       |
+| 2     | V+ (VBAT)   | Power       |
+| 3     | GND         | Ground      |
+| 4     | GND         | Ground      |
+| 5     | Current     | Current     |
+| 6     | Telemetry   | Telemetry   |
+| 7     | Signal 1    | Motor 1     |
+| 8     | Signal 2    | Motor 2     |
+| 9     | Signal 3    | Motor 3     |
+| 10    | Signal 4    | Motor 4     |
+
+### Remote Control Link Pin Configuration (CRSF, ELRS)
+
+This receiver has the following standard pinout:
+
+| Pin # | Signal Name | Description |
+| :---- | :---------- | :---------- |
+| 1     | GND         | Ground      |
+| 2     | V+ (5V)     | Power       |
+| 3     | Signal 1    | RX          |
+| 4     | Signal 2    | TX          |
+
 ### Serial (UART) Pin Configuration (RX, GPS, and other 5V serial devices)
 
 The pin configuration for the 4 pin JST SH connector is as follows: