I have built my first quadcopter, but i cant get my transmitter to work. The quadcopter has a naze 32 6dof flight controller and a flysky i6 transmitter with a flysky ia6 receiver and i have set it up as pwm. I have binded the receiver to the transmitter and can see that they are connected as the transmitter shows how much battery the receiver has and the receiver has a solid red light. When i go to move the sticks around on the transmitter nothing seems to happen. I connected it to cleanflight and set the setting to pwm, but still nothing happens on the channel mapping. If anyone could help it would be amazing as I'm not sure whats gone wrong. Thanks!
Transmitter and receiver help!!!!!!!!!
- Thread starter oscar1
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Hello Oscar 1, I can't answer your Question as I am a newbie myself. It looks like we may have the same transmitter and receiver along with ( I have the Naza M Lite controller) My FS-i6S transmitter and FS-iab receiver. the manual says they have already pre-bound the trans. and recvr. But I can't seem to get them to work. Do you have any drawings on how they are wired. Then I guess I will get to the bind part later. LOL.... Any help would be apreciated
Jackson
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Use the PPM out on your RX.
http://www.dji.com/naza-m-lite/feature_v1-doc#Support-Futaba-S-Bus-and-PPM-receiver
I don't have the naza M lite and I don't think the FS- ia6 supports ppm either. Do you know what could be wrong with it at the moment?
Jackson
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That is correct.
Which one exactly, there are a few versions. Do you have a wire from each channel of the RX to the Naze?
This is it: http://www.banggood.com/FlySky-FS-iA6-2_4G-6CH-Receiver-For-RC-Airplane-p-985684.html . And yeah there is a wire from each of the channels (except the B/VCC channel as that is for binding) to the naze 32.
this is the naze http://www.banggood.com/DALRC-NAZE3...ght-Controller-for-Multicopter-p-1020774.html . The 6dof one.
I have fixed the problem, the wires don't connect very well to the naze, which i think is because of the soldering, but thanks for your help!