User Manual

#14 TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM SOLUTION

Adjusting the balance is hard to move. Try loosening the 4 screws around the knob

for easier movement. Make sure to tighten all

loose screws to increase strength and minimize

vibration.

Joystick direction is not going the direction I

want.

You can invert the joystick movement in the RC

tab of the software. You can also customize the

speed.

Weak motors or no power to motors. Check your batteries and make sure they are

fully charged. If you need more power to the

motors you can increase the power setting in the

basic tab of the software.

Gimbal is creating a slight vibrating. Make sure the camera is securely attached and

all the knobs and screws are tight. Sometimes

small vibrations are noticed with lighter camera

setups. If this is affecting the footage then lower

the Power and “D” value in the software. Always

save your current settings before making any

changes to the software. If it is not noticed in the

footage then don’t change the settings.

Off center axis. You can trim the pitch and yaw with the joystick.

All axises can be held in the position you want

for 2 seconds and the axis will hold the new

position. You can also re-calibrate the ACC in

the software for the new position you want. The

roll axis can also be trimmed in the RC tab of the

software.

Gimbal is drifting. Calibrate the gyro. You can do this three different

ways. Restart the gimbal, hold the mode switch,

or manually do it through the software. In some

situations you might need to rst reset the gyro

calibration in the software and then re-calibrate.

Gimbal axis spins out of control. Power cycle your gimbal. The motor’s magnetic

sensor might have skipped a step. If it

continues, connect your gimbal to the software

to read any potential errors. Recalibrating the

sensors and encoders is the last resort, but

should also x this issue.

Follow mode is too slow or fast. Speed and settings can easily be adjusted in the

“follow mode” tab of the software.