AX3500 - No Channel One - and Jerky
14 years 4 weeks ago #29524908
by kradsith
AX3500 - No Channel One - and Jerky was created by kradsith
I am having a problem with my 12V tank. After hooking up the controller and running through the Joystick Calibration I don\'t seem to have anything happening on Channel One. I have checked the receiver and 3500 Adapter. Anything else I can Check?
Something must be getting through Channel One as the Receiver Powers up.
Cheers,
Something must be getting through Channel One as the Receiver Powers up.
Cheers,
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- cosma
14 years 3 weeks ago #29524914
by cosma
Replied by cosma on topic Re:AX3500 - No Channel One - and Jerky
Check that your battery doesnt ever drop below 11V, even temporarily.
An undervoltage condition would occur. When it does, the display will be a solid 8.
Do you tests with the controller connected to a PC with the Roborun utility. There you will have much more diagnostic data.
An undervoltage condition would occur. When it does, the display will be a solid 8.
Do you tests with the controller connected to a PC with the Roborun utility. There you will have much more diagnostic data.
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14 years 3 weeks ago #29524917
by kradsith
Replied by kradsith on topic Re:AX3500 - No Channel One - and Jerky
Thanks for the quick reply.
I checked out my voltage and its solid 12V (OPTIMA 12V 55AH Deep cycle battery)
I tried out the RS-232 and laptop and everything seems fine. No Jumping around and motors run smooth.
My Radio is a Futaba 9CAPS with the FAAST 2.4 Module. I have tried clean configurations and disabling the F/S on the Radio.
I have checked the receiver by putting a couple servos on channel one and two and all that checks out.
I am going to try butting the stock Module and Receiver back on the Futaba and see if that makes a difference, but not sure why it would. Anyone else using a Futaba 9C or 10C?
I checked out my voltage and its solid 12V (OPTIMA 12V 55AH Deep cycle battery)
I tried out the RS-232 and laptop and everything seems fine. No Jumping around and motors run smooth.
My Radio is a Futaba 9CAPS with the FAAST 2.4 Module. I have tried clean configurations and disabling the F/S on the Radio.
I have checked the receiver by putting a couple servos on channel one and two and all that checks out.
I am going to try butting the stock Module and Receiver back on the Futaba and see if that makes a difference, but not sure why it would. Anyone else using a Futaba 9C or 10C?
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- tferreira
13 years 9 months ago #29525033
by tferreira
Replied by tferreira on topic Re:AX3500 - No Channel One - and Jerky
Hi,
I have a rather similar problem with a futaba radio. Did you where able to fix that problem kradsith?
Thanks,
Tiago
I have a rather similar problem with a futaba radio. Did you where able to fix that problem kradsith?
Thanks,
Tiago
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