Need Help...Blackened Cam port
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I was able to update the circuit board and fix my video link, with an immersion 200mW transmitter. However still not flying as the controller sticks are reversed. Tried software changes with not success. Suspect a plug inside is misalign or plugged into the wrong port. not sure.. took of 50pictures while updating the circuit board..just not finding the problem or what to go after.
Reversed ? As in throttle on the right ?
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Sticks switch sides...up and down are on the right and fore and aft on left. Also if I hold down the right stick it shuts off. Not what I would like with defending (like a rock). I have tried Rc and Assistant apps, but not able to switch the sticks. I am worried I accidentally plug a wire is the incorrect place. I will post images of my final config. During the the circuit board update I took 50 some pics, so this would not happen. I grey are was the transmitter plugs and the back of the NAZA box (orange box). Can anyone look at the images and see an error?
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I was able to partially solve my reversed stick. I was using a MAC and the assistant was not showing my option to switch the controller. So I used my OLD pc, downloaded the RC program and was able to select the proper MODE 2. I say partial because the sticks are back to original behaviour except..., if I lock the left stick into its down position the drone will stall and fall to its death. Luckily, I have only bench tested this. I do not recall this behaviour before. Prior to my updates I could place the left stick in the down lock position and the P2 would descend under control. Now the same motion would be deadly. Any thoughts if this can be changed to my original state?
Normally, left stick full down will only shut off motors if altitude is constant (on ground), so that's to be expected if it is sitting on the bench.
N017RW
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+1, jwax is correct.
Testing control response with the quad stationary, tied down, or without props will result in seemingly unusual and unreliable results.
Testing control response with the quad stationary, tied down, or without props will result in seemingly unusual and unreliable results.
on my controller the left stick locks down and just makes the quad descend at a steady rate, i would use the software for both the TX and the Phantom to calibrate the controller, if its on the deck then the quad knows its not descending and will shut down the motors within 3 seconds as stated in previous posts
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