Link a new controller
- Thread starter wvanryswyk
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While I've not done this myself I believe this is the method:
Take the props off, open the shell up and you will see something that looks like this attached to the main board near the NAZA. This is the reciever (RX) module. Note the circular black button in the bottom left of it.
Turn your new TX on first and then press the black button. Leave the shell open and next power on the Phantom and plug it into the Naza Assistant via USB....when it loads you should be able to see the values change when you move the sticks. If not press the button on the RX again.
Next go to the 'basic' tab on the assistant and under this and click the 'rc' tab. Click 'start' next to the word 'calibration'. Move your sticks around to all their extremities until everything is moving the way it should.
Personally I would also do an IMU calibration while you are there just to be safe.
Take the props off, open the shell up and you will see something that looks like this attached to the main board near the NAZA. This is the reciever (RX) module. Note the circular black button in the bottom left of it.
Turn your new TX on first and then press the black button. Leave the shell open and next power on the Phantom and plug it into the Naza Assistant via USB....when it loads you should be able to see the values change when you move the sticks. If not press the button on the RX again.
Next go to the 'basic' tab on the assistant and under this and click the 'rc' tab. Click 'start' next to the word 'calibration'. Move your sticks around to all their extremities until everything is moving the way it should.
Personally I would also do an IMU calibration while you are there just to be safe.
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