Hey guys, been checking out the forum for a while now since getting my Phantom about a month ago. Great info and resource.
Anyway, I've gotten a Tarot gimbal, and I'm trying to get the manual camera tilt function to work. Can't get it to work for the life of me. The gimbal seems to work OK otherwise.
I've noticed when in Naza Assistant software, when I turn the pot inside the transmitter to adjust the tilt, the indicator in "View" does not move. All the other ones move, such as for throttle, GPS switch, etc. when the sticks are touched. Tried various settings, but nothing for the 7th channel. Gimbal is turned on in advanced setting. One thing I did try was to calibrate the manual tilt channel in Naza. I noticed when I did that the indicator went to zero, or the far left, and never moved as I turned the pot inside the transmitter during the calibration. One thing that did happen, however, was after I did the so-called calibration I noticed that my GoPro, which was attached to the gimbal the whole time I was doing this calibration, was suddenly turned pointed down instead of straight ahead. After I unhooked everything and powered back up, it returned to facing straight ahead thankfully.
Do I have a bad 7th channel? Is there a setting I'm missing? Is it the pot inside the transmitter?
TIA for any help.
Anyway, I've gotten a Tarot gimbal, and I'm trying to get the manual camera tilt function to work. Can't get it to work for the life of me. The gimbal seems to work OK otherwise.
I've noticed when in Naza Assistant software, when I turn the pot inside the transmitter to adjust the tilt, the indicator in "View" does not move. All the other ones move, such as for throttle, GPS switch, etc. when the sticks are touched. Tried various settings, but nothing for the 7th channel. Gimbal is turned on in advanced setting. One thing I did try was to calibrate the manual tilt channel in Naza. I noticed when I did that the indicator went to zero, or the far left, and never moved as I turned the pot inside the transmitter during the calibration. One thing that did happen, however, was after I did the so-called calibration I noticed that my GoPro, which was attached to the gimbal the whole time I was doing this calibration, was suddenly turned pointed down instead of straight ahead. After I unhooked everything and powered back up, it returned to facing straight ahead thankfully.
Do I have a bad 7th channel? Is there a setting I'm missing? Is it the pot inside the transmitter?
TIA for any help.