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Manual mode depends entirely on your setup (AUW, motors and props). I'm not sure it's a programming thing to be honest.

Hey Andy, What HDMI setup are you using with the GH4 and Zen? The Kopterworx ribbon cable format? I thought we could simply use the Zenmuse HDMI cable for the BMPC as it has a micro HDMI also, any thoughts?

And what gimbal are you using for the GH4?

Yes, correct, I think. When you bind your transmitter have your switches set to activate your NAZA failsafe. Then when you try it in the assistant software (turning off the transmitter) you should see the NAZA failsafe activate. That's if your receiver has full failsafe. If only 'smart safe'...

Ah, that was you who posted that! I know right? One arm doesn't know what the other is doing?!

Seems like a good budget for what you want to do. There are nothing but good reports about the S1000 frame. I am personally dubious about the A2, but that's probably because I've been a Wookong man for years and it has worked flawlessly in all the time I've had it. Choosing a gimbal is not so...

The receiver failsafe and NAZA failsafe are two different things. It's a common mistake since they both use the term failsafe. The receiver failsafe is for when you lose signal from your transmitter and your receiver outputs a default signal to the NAZA. When you bind, make sure all your...

Hmm, 2nd time? Using the same motors and ESC as the first time? I would generally say it looked like a motor/ESC failure to me. Potentially one on the right hand side of the aircraft. Does the NAZA not have a motor failure failsafe like the WKM does then? Hmmm. Could there be a small short...

Cool. What kind of budget are you looking at in total, and where in the world are you?

Erm, seriously? This forum alone is full of A2 failures. It doesn't really offer more functionality than the Wookong does. Using the A2 with the S1000 is probably the best way to use it. There are much fewer reports of problems with that combo. It's when people start using it for other...

Not sure what happened. Need more info. And is that normal behaviour for your gimbal? The constant flicking into position seems really weird. What flight controller were you using and what firmware version? How were your lipos and power connections when you checked afterwards?

They work great together. I've been using this combo for a while (channel F on the Black pearl works for me).

Ha! Very funny. I do mostly filming so that is not an option as the 3-axis gimbal is pointing all over the place and I need a good clear signal for the producers and directors to see and say...wow!

This is normal below 50% throttle. Did you try going above 50%?

For some reason when I look at that data I just get flat lines for everything. Sure it's the correct file? Any chance you know what version of the iOSD software you're using?

It needs to be powered up, then use the iOSD assistant to put it into data view mode, then it will pop up as a drive. I know, they don't make it easy eh? And it takes ages to download.

If you post some of the files on the forum we can all have a look. Dropbox is good for sharing.

Hey mate, The S1000 has only good reports so far. It is just a frame so has no control system (not sure what you meant there). The A2 is apparently terrible, many reports of this The Wookong is great and is tried and tested. The Zenmuse gimbals are fantastic compared to most other gimbals...

Good call! :nevreness: Didn't work :upset: I need live view as this is a commercial rig. I also have no choice but an HDMI out as I have an inflexible Zenmuse. Hey ho. I wish I had a MOVI or another gimbal that took a variety of cameras and was still under 7kg. Alas I've made my bed and have...

I think the NEX 5 and 7 both fit on the same Zenmuse model. It should come with the needed parts. If I was you I would just wait until you receive it. There's all the advice you need on the DJI wiki pages and in the manual.