Basically work your way down the Configuration tab.
Hardware, level , radio calibration, flight modes, etc.
In trying new software I found I was doing the erase/reset a bit so I made a list to follow:
Terminal : erase/reset/Y
reboot APM
logs : enable wanted parameters (depends on what I am testing for)
Configuration : reset APM/connect (required after using Terminal)
Radio Calibration
Flight Modes
Level - set + or x orientation
Hardware options
Battery Monitor and failsafe options (if a new copter best to leave failsafe off until it is tuned)
Advanced parameter List - load saved parameters (if working with a previous setup, otherwise there might be a few minor changes such as Telemetry delay if using XBee, filter value for Accels, throttle min as I have overpowered hex's, turn off throttle curve as I don't use flashed ESC's)
Standard Params - Arducopter Config - tweak where necessary
Replies
Yes,
Basically work your way down the Configuration tab.
Hardware, level , radio calibration, flight modes, etc.
In trying new software I found I was doing the erase/reset a bit so I made a list to follow:
Terminal : erase/reset/Y
reboot APM
logs : enable wanted parameters (depends on what I am testing for)
Configuration : reset APM/connect (required after using Terminal)
Radio Calibration
Flight Modes
Level - set + or x orientation
Hardware options
Battery Monitor and failsafe options (if a new copter best to leave failsafe off until it is tuned)
Advanced parameter List - load saved parameters (if working with a previous setup, otherwise there might be a few minor changes such as Telemetry delay if using XBee, filter value for Accels, throttle min as I have overpowered hex's, turn off throttle curve as I don't use flashed ESC's)
Standard Params - Arducopter Config - tweak where necessary