Dji Naza M V2 and Afro ESC won't arm
Hello!
I recently started building my first multirotor. These are my parts:
DJI Naza M V2 with GPS
Afro ESC 20A & Multistar 2213
Turningy TGY i10 with it's included receiver.
Quanum Venture Frame
Multistar 4S 4000mAH
I have assembled and configured the quad in Naza assistant. My problem is that it won't arm. When I connect the battery I hear the 12345 melody from all 4 ESC's. The Naza blinks it startup sequence followed by 4 green blinks. Then I do the arming CSG (Both sticks to bottom outside) and nothing happens.
What I've tried:
Just the motors, ESC's and receiver. That works perfectly and the motors easily spin up.
Disconnecting the GPS made no difference.
When I push both stick to the bottom left all the sliders in Naza assistant moves to the left (-1000).
I have calibrated the ESC's on by one with my transmitter and receive. First with the default endpoints of my transmitter and later with -166 to 100. Made no difference.
Giving power to the ESC's before starting the Naza made no difference.
Disconnected all my FPV gear and my gimbal, made no difference.
I have disconnected the red wire from the ESC's to Naza.
The brown wire of my ESC's are facing the top of the Naza.
I am starting to run out of ideas and now I need your help. I'm very thankful for all help that i get. Sorry for my bad English.
Hello!
I recently started building my first multirotor. These are my parts:
DJI Naza M V2 with GPS
Afro ESC 20A & Multistar 2213
Turningy TGY i10 with it's included receiver.
Quanum Venture Frame
Multistar 4S 4000mAH
I have assembled and configured the quad in Naza assistant. My problem is that it won't arm. When I connect the battery I hear the 12345 melody from all 4 ESC's. The Naza blinks it startup sequence followed by 4 green blinks. Then I do the arming CSG (Both sticks to bottom outside) and nothing happens.
What I've tried:
Just the motors, ESC's and receiver. That works perfectly and the motors easily spin up.
Disconnecting the GPS made no difference.
When I push both stick to the bottom left all the sliders in Naza assistant moves to the left (-1000).
I have calibrated the ESC's on by one with my transmitter and receive. First with the default endpoints of my transmitter and later with -166 to 100. Made no difference.
Giving power to the ESC's before starting the Naza made no difference.
Disconnected all my FPV gear and my gimbal, made no difference.
I have disconnected the red wire from the ESC's to Naza.
The brown wire of my ESC's are facing the top of the Naza.
I am starting to run out of ideas and now I need your help. I'm very thankful for all help that i get. Sorry for my bad English.
