HK V2 Board Firmware Strangeness

voipmonkey

Senior Member
Hi Guys
need a bit of advise. I have finally got my quad into a state where i am ready for setup. I have flashed my HK board using Xcopter V4.7 from the flash tool (as using in QuadX mode).
Set the endpoints on the throttle. but!!
motor 3 seems to power up spin normal and then speed up very very fast. I thought it was my transmitter at first but reset all settings etc in the thing (New model tried too) but still seems to speed up like mad.
I found XXcontrol_KR_XCopter_v2_3 firmware and tried this and the motor seems to spin normally. only thing with this is i cant seem to arm the board unless i have about 7 clicks of down trim on the throttle which seems to upset everything else.
Any advise would be great guys. This board is only a temp solution until my Arduino Pro Mini turns up, But i would like to understand what is happening as i am having fun with a KK board i have too on my quad.
HELP !!!!
 

Manfet

Member
Did you set the end points on the ESCs? Is that what you talk about with endpoints on throttle?

And how does 7 clicks of down trim upset anything?
 

Tritium

Amateur Extra Class K5TWM
4.7 and 2.3 have the motors numbered differently. Did you account for that.

in X formation 4.7 numbering is upper left #1, Lower left #2, upper right #3 and lower right #4. If + then numbering is same formation but #1 is front.

In X formation 2.3 numbering is CW from upper left # 1, upper right #2, lower right #3, lower left #4

4.7 is known to have Lazy #4 motor issues. #4 motor doesn't spin up as quick as others.

Thurmond
 

voipmonkey

Senior Member
4.7 and 2.3 have the motors numbered differently. Did you account for that.

in X formation 4.7 numbering is upper left #1, Lower left #2, upper right #3 and lower right #4. If + then numbering is same formation but #1 is front.

In X formation 2.3 numbering is CW from upper left # 1, upper right #2, lower right #3, lower left #4

4.7 is known to have Lazy #4 motor issues. #4 motor doesn't spin up as quick as others.

Thurmond

Thurmond
you hit nail on the head. i had the motors in the wrong configuration. all seems to work now going to charge me some lipo's and see if i can destroy all my hard work :)
Mark