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This is an additional list of FAQ, have you reviewed the User Documentation first?
Please, give a look at User Guide: Updating The Bootloader, do not forget to re-map motor layout once done.
Look here
See User Guide: Connect Receiver
** Binding from the flightcontroller is not so easy, better to bind the satellite with a regular receiver! Use as a guidelineThe the following procedure : ** User Guide: Spektrum Binding
First, if you are transitioning from betaflight check that the motor layout is properly setup. Second check that the propeller are not inverted. Third check that the board is mounted in the correct orientation. If it is reversed then the feedback loops switch from negative (stable) to positive (unstable) and your copter flips over.
2/ My copter does not fly straight/level - it wants to pitch or roll continuously. What can cause this?
First ensure that in GCS you ran Attitude > Automatic level detection on a flat surface. Second, ensure that in [Input] > [Flight Mode Switch Settings] that you are flying in a mode with attitude control for roll and pitch, such as "leve" or "horizon". In the absence of input from your TX, the controller will aim to maintain this level orientation. If it fails, check that the trim settings on your TX are zeroed out. Also check the settings in Stabilization > Basic. If the integral gains for rate stabilization are zeroed out then it can lead to non-level flight.
A small amount of pitch/roll is normal (less than 1 degree) and can be trimmed out by using the trim switches on your TX followed by selecting Vehicle > Airframe trimming > Set level angle. See the 2nd getting started video for more details. If you need more than 5 degrees of trim and you ensured that your copter was level during automatic level detection then it indicates that there is another problem.
See Level triming
Option1: in GCS, do File>Export UAV settings Option2: make screenshots of each of the relevant configuration screens and the object browser tree (calibration values are stored in SensorSettings and TrimAnglesSettings) Option3: If settings are already lost, an old logfile might still have them. Connect to the logfile and proceed with Option1 or Option2.
Short answer: don't use it. The bias cancellation we have on arm and from integrating the accelerometers does fairly well. The main use of temp cal is for advanced navigation, and even then most of navigation users don't use it.
2/ I've seen this cool flightmode on multiwii / Cleanflight / Betaflight, is there anything similar in dRonin?
The higher the refresh rate, the more stable the aircraft... See OnlineHelp: ESC Refresh Rate
Please see the Android Users Guide. Note that old android devices won't support it.
See Configuring a variable pitch quadcopter
If you want some of your spare radio channel operate external accessories, see User Guide: Direct Transmitter Passthrough