Motors won"t shut off using Controller (CSC)

[Bruce Lantz]

I hope somebody can help with this problems. I just updated the DJI GO App on my IOS, and updated the Firmware for my Phantom 3 Advance to v1.10.90. The update seemed to be going through all the right steps without any problems. Once everything was updated I turned on my Phantom as usual. Once I started the Motors I got a message in the Go App saying "Warning loose or missing propeller". I had not attached the Props, so I pulled down and in on both Sticks to stop the Motors and I'm seeing that this isn't shutting down the Motors anymore.
I haven't powered my Phantom up in a few Months and never tried turning it on before updating the Go App and the 10.9 Firmware.
At this point, I'm afraid to even put Props on it to test anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[GrammatonxXXxCleric]

I think they increased the time it takes to 3 seconds.

 

[With The Birds]

I don't know if it's 3 seconds (it might well be) however I can tell you that the CSC is no longer instant.

 

[tcope]

As mentioned, it's 3 seconds to avoid issues when flying.

 

[PaulSouthport]

In addition to the above, use CSC to start, pull throttle to min to stop - CSC to stop can lead to tip overs

 

[With The Birds]

As mentioned, it's 3 seconds to avoid issues when flying.

Have you timed it?

 

[msinger]

Per the latest P3A release notes:

 

[Richard R]

In addition to the above, use CSC to start, pull throttle to min to stop - CSC to stop can lead to tip overs

Double down on this advice. get in the habit of using the throttle down to stop the motors. Using CSC is just asking for trouble.

 

[tcope]

Double down on this advice. get in the habit of using the throttle down to stop the motors. Using CSC is just asking for trouble.

I would agree... now that CSC has a 3 second delay. It's about the same as holding to down stick now.

 

[RodPad]

Hum, nobody every answered my question

DJI Go 3.1.5 is out

Rod

 

[sparky1111]

I hope somebody can help with this problems. I just updated the DJI GO App on my IOS, and updated the Firmware for my Phantom 3 Advance to v1.10.90. The update seemed to be going through all the right steps without any problems. Once everything was updated I turned on my Phantom as usual. Once I started the Motors I got a message in the Go App saying "Warning loose or missing propeller". I had not attached the Props, so I pulled down and in on both Sticks to stop the Motors and I'm seeing that this isn't shutting down the Motors anymore.
I haven't powered my Phantom up in a few Months and never tried turning it on before updating the Go App and the 10.9 Firmware.
At this point, I'm afraid to even put Props on it to test anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I thought the command had changed left stick to down right and rth at same time?

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[Bruce Lantz]

I was surprised to find that it had changed. I haven't flown my bird since late October.


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[Cowboy1]

Down with left stick only to stop motors. Left stick down right and Rth at same time to kill motors in flight (emergency stop)


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[No I Amarh]

What's CSC?

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[RodPad]

What's CSC?

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https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/pha...antom_3_Standard_User_Manual_v1.4_en_0112.pdf

Page #43

Rod

 

[msinger]

What's CSC?

CSC

 

[Bruce Lantz]

CSC= Combination Stick Command.


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