MultiWii

Ill give it a shot sure wont hurt.....gonna be a few days before I try it though

Thanks for looking Chris, Yes I have even tried a whole different tx and Rx at 72mhz. The board is mounted on nylon standoffs with rubber grommets for anti-vibration....again everything shows correct in GUI and only seems to be wrong from board to motor on those channels. Yeah all pins were connecte...

Yes i redid everything cleared eeprom ect....still the same!

well another step taken but still no answer yet

Great thank you Ill give that a try today

I have overwritten it with 2.1 code
As far as clearing the eeprom first before an upload i dont know how

motors do seem to be same approximate strengths / RPM

I also agree this all very strange - as if the board outputs are incorrect after the processing, however this is a mass production board although it was ordered from china (which does not have the best regards to quality control)

Yes manual=hand movement
I agree software and sensors seem to be ok
let me double check on motor strengths

need to mention as well during stable mode test gui shows correct motors increasing rpm

yes the orientation on the gui is correct following all axis
manual pitch forward - fights back
manual pitch back - does not
manual roll left - fights back
manual roll right - does not

**note all esc's have to be re-calibrated

Ok, Motors position - all wired to correct position Channels assignment - each show correct in GUI -- roll functions correctly, yaw left on stick = pitch back yaw right on stick = pitch forward, pitch back on stick = yaw left, pitch forward on stick =seem to increase all motor speeds Motor rotation ...

No i totally get you - I was a USAF aircraft mechanic for a long while
I will recheck these areas sometime today

when I pitch it seems to yaw
when I yaw it pitches
when I roll it rolls
throttle = throttle

As for the motors - I plugged each into a esc program card (to get beep and movement) then placed dots on the BEC wire signifying the numbered position
but will sure check them again

Here's the tricky thing though - board is reading the correct stick movements in GUI yet output is incorrect
the sensor orientation I will check again today in stable mode and see how GUI reports it
This has to be something simple as everything seems to work except the two channels reversed

Dan

Pwm to ppm? Thought that was for satellite only?

http://youtu.be/5H8Sttk65qo here you go

Made one but do not know how to post video?

Have to get everything together with a cam

there has to be a multiwii code god that can help me fix this?

reloaded still the same.....this is just crazy!!! I numbered the motors, rotations correct, rx swapped (2.4 to 72mhz then back) rx cables to board triple checked, tx outputs, motor rpms, ranges, switches and readouts all show good in gui... everything seems to work but those two damn channels revers...

Have to give those ideas a shot ....ill have to run the 1.9 gui correct?

http://www.goodluckbuy.com/mwc-multiwii-se-standard-edition-4-axis-x-mode-flight-control-board-quadx.html
Just a multwii crius se v0.2 ..came with 1.9 uploaded 2.0 before trying it out.....

tried 72mhz rx and tx - same issue - absolutely has to be either board, code or both

May try my 72mhz tx and rx just for giggles to rule it out

It doesnt appear the DX7 is capable of making that change? - there has to be a line of code that changes the values in multiwii 2.0 to either change the motor ouput or change the channel?

Hmmmm ill have to see if i can do that in my dx7

Well as I suspected with servos connected the rx sent the correct signals to the servos....This is the second rx I have placed on this board with the same results.....getting ready to chalk this up as loss abd go back to aeroquad.... To recap signals to board are good and verified by gui.....however...

I will verify with servos tonight, but wouldnt a wrong channel from rx show wrong in the gui?

yes physical connections have been changed - the good: allows the channels to be correct and axis are normal - the bad: the gui becomes wrong and arm/disarm is now the elevator (pitch) on tx Ive come to think it has to be 1: I missed something in the code I uploaded 2: a parameter on the tx i dont k...

Reverse those two channels on your transmitter. I had to do the same for my DX6i. reverse them as in reverse each channel or swap channels? I swapped channels on the receiver and that works to a degree, however elevator arms motors as does ailerons - rudder no longer has an effect while the signal ...

DX7 was setup in plane mode (mode 2), throttle on left. I have tried reversing those two channels in tx menu , it just reversed the stick movement. Like I said everything shows correct in gui however the actual signals to motors seems to be reversed, yaw is pitch and pitch is yaw (but arms correctly...

Reverse those two channels on your transmitter. I had to do the same for my DX6i. reverse them as in reverse each channel or swap channels? I swapped channels on the receiver and that works to a degree, however elevator arms motors as does ailerons - rudder no longer has an effect while the signal ...

Getting frustrated, I am using the Crius SE board with 2.0 loaded/configured - spectrum dx7 w/telemetry - Orange RX 7 Channel with satellite (tried without satellite as well). Believe I have everything working except the yaw and pitch are reversed but only to motor output. GUI shows everything worki...