Alexmos 3 axis single operator setting

[Soaringclauz]

Hello!
Maybe it's already been done and its elementary but can't figure out how to solve that, so: is there anyone that has already used a 3 axis gimbal in a multirotor single operator setup? I'd like to be able to take advantage of the yaw stabilization but without controlling it, the gimbal has to point always to the front and the range of movement, if we take the multirotor as a reference, has to be limited to some 10-15 degrees, just for stabilization, then it has to get back to the multirotor pointing direction.
Could follow frame (maybe setting the deadband to zero?) do the job?
Thanks in advance for any hint
Regards
Claudio

 

[tombkk]

I also have similar issue with alexmos 3-axis controller (v2.2 b2), i.e. the camera always points/stabilized to the pan direction set after gimbal controller powering up. I need the camera to follow the frame's nose direction with some deadband, while still be able to do the RC panning (yaw). Any help would be very much appreciated.

 

[kloner]

whatever profile you hit "write" to then close the software or pull the plug is the mode it'll boot up on unless there is a receiver and it has failsafe that determins what mode it boots in....

some radios will let you bind 2 receivers to them like 8fg and will allow for a full 14 channels....

This is the part i think your asking about... you want to enable "follow mode" yaw to something like this

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[Soaringclauz]

Hello Kloner,
thanks, this is the setup i always have memorized in one of the profiles of my hand gimbals. The problem is that these 10 degrees will allow the camera to ignore small movements of the copter, that is why i was thinking that reducing that value coul help. As soon as i complete this setup (now i use double operator setup for any situation) will post the results.
Thanka again
Ciao
Claudio