Rog
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I have added a 2 access gimbal to my tricopter. It's a standalone gimbal. Meaning, it does not need help from the flight board gyro. It has its own board and Gyro, simply add power in the cameras stable. This all works as expected. From the control board on the gimbal you can add tilt and roll. I'm only interested in tilt. I have connected this through a Servo tester and the tilt works great. I am looking for a way to hook this to my DX 8 auxiliary knob. I'm running a Naze flight board with clean flight 1.91. The Naze has an option to run a gimbal, however the Naze wants to be the Gyro and everything for the gimbal. There's no need for all that. I'm simply looking for an auxiliary pin that I can hook up to my last channel available. I have everything I need but a way to hook it up? If anyone has any ideas I'd really like to hear them it seems so simple. I should mention I'm running a lemon CPPM receiver. It is a CPPM only receiver, no extra pins to plug into.
Looking at the Naze information it mentions using pen 7 and 8 on the inbound side as auxiliary pin and then it mentions it needs to be configured that way??
I have been told this set up, is called PASSTHREW but it doesn't seem to be as simple to set up with a tricopter because of the servo output for the yaw.
This all started out to sound like a fantastic idea. Buy the gimbal off eBay for $45 with shipping. It is built for a go Pro but works great with a Mobius. No modification needed, just a short quarter 20 bolt to bolt the clip-on tray on and you're off and running. Now I can just find out how to operate the tilt with my radio?
Thank you
ROG
Looking at the Naze information it mentions using pen 7 and 8 on the inbound side as auxiliary pin and then it mentions it needs to be configured that way??
I have been told this set up, is called PASSTHREW but it doesn't seem to be as simple to set up with a tricopter because of the servo output for the yaw.
This all started out to sound like a fantastic idea. Buy the gimbal off eBay for $45 with shipping. It is built for a go Pro but works great with a Mobius. No modification needed, just a short quarter 20 bolt to bolt the clip-on tray on and you're off and running. Now I can just find out how to operate the tilt with my radio?
Thank you
ROG