Naza Lite V2 upgraded motor test fails ESC loosing calibration

This is the problem i came across with, while building my hexacopter...

[@SurajSingh-rz5wt]

sometime we have to send transmitter signal from same pin (example pin 5) connected for manulal failsafe and gps.

[@northpaw80]

My advice chuck the naza m lite in the bin. You're lucky because mine fell from the sky and destroyed all the hard work I've put in.

[@nishant6890]

I used wolf pack esc with dji naza mv2 , i calibrate escs perfectly but even though motors wont spin when i connect it to dji naza mv2 , plz help me anyone☹️

[@pimimo]

and you found the problem. ?

[@luisfilipe1983]

Cristian Pimimo yes the problem was with the esc's software..i had to flash them with an older tgy.ex file and everything worked ok...for some reason latest tgy.ex file was causing the esc's not to respond correctly...

[@Radiocom100]

I have the same ESC's, Simonk, I have done the same thing you did. I have an x copter, but my esc's work, but it will fly 10 seconds and will fly away it goes out of control. I had it on PPM, Traditional and the same thing, I believe the Atmel chip it to slow for the Naza. The same SimonK esc work great on PWM, like a KK2 board. but this DJI Naza M LITE piece of crap from CHINA is nothing but a worthless failure and passing them to us hobbyist to fix and they will never fly it is not the esc's it is the NAZA M LITE and THE NAZA M V2 and all of DJI products. Do not buy DJI

[@moinuddinquraishi5433]

please change the esc buy another one

[@pimimo]

the problem for me are the ESC