When I try to go through the servo calibration procedure after several prompted control inputs the system asks for yaw input. I only have roll and pitch servos installed. The servos are recognized during the configure process. I have rechecked the wiring and it is correct. I have the latest software (16.4) Apparently it must not be seeing movement in one of the servos. These are older servos purchased in 2015 that were used with a D100 but have "Sky View Ready" stickers on them and the proper wiring harness. Any suggestions how to trouble shoot ?
Auto pilot Servo calibrate
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Rhino
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Is this the the servo calibration procedure, test procedure, initial setup, or inflight tuning procedure?
Is this a new installation or a problem with an existing system that previously worked?
How do the servos show up in the Skyview network configuration? Have you tried recalibrating the Skyview network?
Is this a new installation or a problem with an existing system that previously worked?
How do the servos show up in the Skyview network configuration? Have you tried recalibrating the Skyview network?
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SkyView will try to calibrate a yaw servo if the system doesn't see a servo move, or not move enough during the calibration process.
I have seen this happen with a broken shear screw, or when a step is skipped during calibration. Do the cal slow and methodically reading each step on the screen. Also, use the OK button on the screen and not the disconnect button. I have seen the disconnect double bounce causing it to skip over a step. Remember, the stick should go to all four corners of the travel.
I have seen this happen with a broken shear screw, or when a step is skipped during calibration. Do the cal slow and methodically reading each step on the screen. Also, use the OK button on the screen and not the disconnect button. I have seen the disconnect double bounce causing it to skip over a step. Remember, the stick should go to all four corners of the travel.