It looks like your board supply voltage drops as low as 4.55v at some points. It's likely that your board is browning out. The voltage tolerance for the board is 5 +/- 0.25v so anything below 4.75 is not good.
As far as I know, there is no failsafe for low board voltage. If the board doesn't have proper voltage, it will be unable to navigate the craft since it doesn't have enough voltage to stay powered on. I would get a 5v BEC for power to the board. It seems you are using an Esc to power the copter since it is a 6s. Do you have all of the Esc wires plugged in to the board? Multiple power sources could cause the voltage problems you are seeing.
zheng jishi > Parker StephenMay 10, 2014 at 7:15pm
Thank you.I will change the way for the power supply.
zheng jishi > Parker StephenMay 10, 2014 at 7:39am
Parker,
Thanks for your reply.If the board was browning out,there must be a "failsafe" reponse.I analysed the log file,I have n't found "failsafe".
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It looks like your board supply voltage drops as low as 4.55v at some points. It's likely that your board is browning out. The voltage tolerance for the board is 5 +/- 0.25v so anything below 4.75 is not good.
Thank you.I will change the way for the power supply.
Parker,
Thanks for your reply.If the board was browning out,there must be a "failsafe" reponse.I analysed the log file,I have n't found "failsafe".