[Starssadar]

Hi

I'm not new to flying multi rotors but I'm a total beginner with my new KingKong 260 with a CC3D.

I've installed LibrePilot, calibrated the transmitter (Taranis) but I can't make it fly, it won't arm.

I keep having the System Health output in red, saying I'm in failsafe mode. I don't know how to get rid of it and start flying!

Can anybody help?

[Starssadar]

I have this weird error message when I try to test the outputs

Loosely translated, it means "Action module mistake. This can happen when there is no input (Rx). Please correct it before trying again

[f5soh]

Check if firmware version matches the GCS.

Redo config from scratch (Upgrade&Erase) and using Vehicle wizard ?

If the issue still, please post your config file:
File > Export UAV settings

[Starssadar]

I tried to do the Wizard and all goes well until I have to set the minimum for the motors. None move, even at the highest setting...

What could be wrong?

[Starssadar]

I ref lashed the card twice, and now for some reason it works! Yay!

Thanks for your answers.

Not it drifts to the right, what could cause that? Bad accelerometer calibration?

[f5soh]

If multi is not perfectly level while on air you can adjust/rotate the virtual attitude.
Config > Attitude

Or redo the level calibration, if your frame is not twisted, that works like that.

A small drift is normal, up to you to move your sticks. No assistance using a CC3D.