Scale Need lower head speed
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Admiral
Well-Known Member
Have tested and this works OK
System Setup
Channel Assignment
(Rx Assignment Screen)
NEXT
(Channel Input Screen)
Select your channel
Then scroll through to LLv or RLv
Although on my Tx the sliders appear to be available to calibrate all the time even if not assigned.
System Setup
Channel Assignment
(Rx Assignment Screen)
NEXT
(Channel Input Screen)
Select your channel
Then scroll through to LLv or RLv
Although on my Tx the sliders appear to be available to calibrate all the time even if not assigned.
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holtneil
Active Member
Hi Tony and Keith, mine does not do that at all , if I go to the stick calibration , I can calibrate throttle and cyclic and they come back as OK , But it then wants the sliders as it does in your video , but I can move them till my fingers drop off it does not see them and I cant save the calibration I did on the sticks
Admiral
Well-Known Member
Hi Neil, tried your file in the standard DX9 and had several issues, which were probably caused by mine having an older version of the firmware, I did not get as far as calibration before the timer, that started automatically, ran out and locked the Tx up with a deafening scream, I was able to re-boot the Tx into the Menu and change models which fixed the problem then deleted your model. Sorry I couldn't help any further help, I hope Tony has better results.
Tony
Staff member
The timer didn't start on me automatically, and I was able to do through it. I was also able to go into the calibration menu and calibrated everything. As you can see in teh video, everything reads OK and when I selected Save, it initialized the Tx. My suggestion is to create a new model and start over. Or, try to copy this model to a new model. Maybe that will work as well.
DX9 Cobra Stick Calibration - YouTube
DX9 Cobra Stick Calibration - YouTube
Tony
Staff member
It shouldn't matter, but since it's a helicopter, you must use a helicopter model to fly the helicopter.
As stated, I had no issues with it. Which is why I suggest just copying your settings to a new model and trying it there, then if that doesn't work, just creating a brand new model and completely going over everything again. It's a pain, I know, but it works sometimes.
Hell, try this first. Just click both the back and clear buttons at the same time (while the Tx is on) and create a new model. Heli or plane doesnt' matter. Then without changing anything, go into the calibration menu and see if it works there.
Let me know.
As stated, I had no issues with it. Which is why I suggest just copying your settings to a new model and trying it there, then if that doesn't work, just creating a brand new model and completely going over everything again. It's a pain, I know, but it works sometimes.
Hell, try this first. Just click both the back and clear buttons at the same time (while the Tx is on) and create a new model. Heli or plane doesnt' matter. Then without changing anything, go into the calibration menu and see if it works there.
Let me know.
