I have a prob with this radio, I can’t enter the menu anymore to calibrate the sticks, even if I put the sticks to the left and turn on the radio, it will stay on the main screen.., Any ideas???
this is pretty simple procedure - need firstly to bind transmitter and receiver. For this purpose u need to use special plug, special wire loop from kit of receiver. Close pins in receiver and turn on transmitter, after some seconds binding will be done. Than connect your Ardupilot (or another fly controller to computer. Computer must be recognized your device as Arduino 2560 or other. Start Mission Planner and connect it to your device. Than select menu point with calibration and moving stick in transmitter in all sides. And thats it. You can see on Mission Planer screen low and higt limit of your radio signal. Fly controller saved this value and calculate from this value throttle, pitch, yaw and roll. Thats it. No more. Its pretty simple.
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I have a prob with this radio, I can’t enter the menu anymore to calibrate the sticks, even if I put the sticks to the left and turn on the radio, it will stay on the main screen..,
Any ideas???
Can u please help me I am unavailable to do radio calibration.. can u please help me
this is pretty simple procedure - need firstly to bind transmitter and receiver. For this purpose u need to use special plug, special wire loop from kit of receiver. Close pins in receiver and turn on transmitter, after some seconds binding will be done. Than connect your Ardupilot (or another fly controller to computer. Computer must be recognized your device as Arduino 2560 or other. Start Mission Planner and connect it to your device. Than select menu point with calibration and moving stick in transmitter in all sides. And thats it. You can see on Mission Planer screen low and higt limit of your radio signal. Fly controller saved this value and calculate from this value throttle, pitch, yaw and roll. Thats it. No more. Its pretty simple.