Difference between revisions of "Failsafe"
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The MultiWii '''FailSafe''' will try to save your copter and environment by '''slowly descending''' and (after a configured timespan) '''engine shutoff''' if the radio signal is lost. | The MultiWii '''FailSafe''' will try to save your copter and environment by '''slowly descending''' and (after a configured timespan) '''engine shutoff''' if the radio signal is lost. | ||
| − | This feature needs proper configuration in "[[config.h]]" depending to your transmitter/reciever and copter setup. It is '''disabled''' by default! Setup details here [ | + | This feature needs proper configuration in "[[config.h]]" depending to your transmitter/reciever and copter setup. It is '''disabled''' by default! Setup details here [[Extra_features#Failsafe]] |
== Failsafe with FrSky receivers == | == Failsafe with FrSky receivers == | ||
The documentation for the FrSky receivers tells us that rebinding the receiver will disable failsafe. The receiver will continue to transmit the last received value, however so the flight control can't detect it. | The documentation for the FrSky receivers tells us that rebinding the receiver will disable failsafe. The receiver will continue to transmit the last received value, however so the flight control can't detect it. | ||
If you have a '''FrSky''' receiver, in order to completely disable the failsafe built into the receiver, you need to push the button on the receiver '''while the transmitter is turned off.''' | If you have a '''FrSky''' receiver, in order to completely disable the failsafe built into the receiver, you need to push the button on the receiver '''while the transmitter is turned off.''' | ||
Latest revision as of 01:42, 28 November 2014
The MultiWii FailSafe will try to save your copter and environment by slowly descending and (after a configured timespan) engine shutoff if the radio signal is lost.
This feature needs proper configuration in "config.h" depending to your transmitter/reciever and copter setup. It is disabled by default! Setup details here Extra_features#Failsafe
Failsafe with FrSky receivers
The documentation for the FrSky receivers tells us that rebinding the receiver will disable failsafe. The receiver will continue to transmit the last received value, however so the flight control can't detect it. If you have a FrSky receiver, in order to completely disable the failsafe built into the receiver, you need to push the button on the receiver while the transmitter is turned off.
