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STEP-8 Enter the “Receiver test" and check for nominal values on

each channel, move your Transmitter sticks around to ensure they are

all working, including AUX1.

STEP-9 Enter the "PI Editor” sub-menu and check PI gain values

using this option to adjust the gain settings. The PREV and NEXT

buttons to select the parameter to change, then press CHANGE. To

adjust both Roll and Pitch at the same time, see the "Mode Settings

"sub-menu.

At this stage the propellers can be fitted to test the Flight Control

board. Hold the craft (!) and Arm with right rudder and zero throttle for

a few seconds, it will beep and the RED LED will turn on. Usually you

should not arm it until you have put the Multicopter on the ground and

stepped 5 meters away. After landing, place it in SAFE Mode by holding

the rudder to left with zero throttle, it beeps and the RED LED will turn

off, always do this before you approach the Multicopter.

If the craft wants to tip over right away, check the connections and

your custom made mixer table if you have one. If it shakes and climbs

after it’s airborne, adjust the Roll and Pitch Pgain down or if it easily

tips over after its airborne, adjust up. If it drifts away, use the trims to

keep the drift down. It will normally drift with the wind. If you need excessive trim, check if the

arms and motors have the correct angles and that the motors are good. Increase the Roll and

Pitch I gain (note the difference from P gain) until it flies straight forward without pitching up or

down. Turn on the Self-levelling by holding right aileron while arming or disarming it. Turn it off

by holding left aileron. Alternatively you can assign this to the AUX channel. See below so Sub-

menu descriptions.

PI Editor

Receiver Test

Mode Settings

Stick Scaling

Misc. Settings

Self-Level Settings

Camera Stab Settings

Sensor Test

ACC Calibration

CPPM Settings

Mixer Editor

Show Motor Layout

Load Motor Layout

Factory Reset