New Crowdin translations - zh-CN

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The diagram above shows the Bitcraze board.
You can use the notch to find the orientation of the other boards in the same way:
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| Tindie<br>![PMW3901 Tindie Notch][tindie_notch] | Hex Hereflow<br>![PMW3901 Hereflow Notch][hereflow_notch] |
| Thone<br>![PMW3901 Thoneflow Notch][thoneflow_notch] | Alientek (also has an arrow indicating the front!)<br>![PMW3901 Alientek Notch][alientek_notch] |
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## Hex HereFlow PMW3901 Optical Flow Sensor
The Hex [HereFlow PMW3901 Optical Flow Sensor](http://www.proficnc.com/all-products/185-pixhawk2-suite.html) is a tiny board containing the PMW3901 flow module, VL53L1X distance sensor, and an IMU (used to synchronize the flow data with the gyro data).
The Hex [HereFlow PMW3901 Optical Flow Sensor](https://docs.cubepilot.org/user-guides/flow-senor/here-flow) is a tiny board containing the PMW3901 flow module, VL53L1X distance sensor, and an IMU (used to synchronize the flow data with the gyro data).
An onboard microcontroller samples the three sensors and publishes two DroneCAN messages containing all the information needed for the flow and distance sensor calculations.
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[PX4 configuration](#px4-configuration) and [mounting/orientation](#mounting-orientation) instructions are provided above.
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### DroneCAN Wiring/Setup
### DroneCAN Wiring/Setup {#dronecan_wiring}
The diagram below shows how to connect the sensor to the Pixhawk 4 CAN bus.