OK, first off I'll admit that I'm NOT an RC expert. But, I've been using PCs since forever and I kinda know my way around some technical details. That said, here's my issue, and, yes, I've searched but haven't found just the right answer.
I have a PV2 and have now, along with Shrimpfarmer and others, gone to a P2 with zenmuse. On the P2, the gimbal doesn't tile with the lever on the back of the tx.
First, all software is up to date.
Second, all connections look to be good...the gimbal actuates when powered up and when the tx is connected.
Third, it's in nazam mode.
Fourth, all the fpv seems to work just fine.
Fifth, when reading the posts and helpful replies, some recommendations say to calibrate the Pitch(x1) switch...this is set at 10.
Sixth, when the bird is off, the gimbal depowers and "relaxes." When I power up, the camera is raised to the horizontal level. But, when I move the pot lever on the back of the tx, the camera immediately lowers to an almost full face down position, but does not raise when I reverse the motion of the lever.
I hope I have provided enough info for those who are more experienced to diagnose the problem and kindly provide me with some guidance.
Many thanks,
I have a PV2 and have now, along with Shrimpfarmer and others, gone to a P2 with zenmuse. On the P2, the gimbal doesn't tile with the lever on the back of the tx.
First, all software is up to date.
Second, all connections look to be good...the gimbal actuates when powered up and when the tx is connected.
Third, it's in nazam mode.
Fourth, all the fpv seems to work just fine.
Fifth, when reading the posts and helpful replies, some recommendations say to calibrate the Pitch(x1) switch...this is set at 10.
Sixth, when the bird is off, the gimbal depowers and "relaxes." When I power up, the camera is raised to the horizontal level. But, when I move the pot lever on the back of the tx, the camera immediately lowers to an almost full face down position, but does not raise when I reverse the motion of the lever.
I hope I have provided enough info for those who are more experienced to diagnose the problem and kindly provide me with some guidance.
Many thanks,