Hi,
I have a phantom 2 with the H3-3D gimbal. I have purchased the new controller, updated the phantom firmware and linked the new controller.
Now the problem: the gimbal does no more react to the controller and stay directed to the ground. I have tried all the settings but doesn't work anymore. I have relinked the old controller but even with this one the gimbal does not work anymore...
The Gimbal react correctly to the Drone movement and the camera stand still, but i cannot tilt it...
Do you have a solution for this kind of problem?
thx a lot

Assuming you use Assistant software similar to Vision + "Vision Assistant", make sure that the Upgraded Transmitter as opposed to Basic is selected in the Assistant software.  Should be in Basic view, RC tab.

OK, thx a lot, that works!...
No...is it not possible to 'fix' the tilt...i mean 'looking forward' or 'looking down' without have to hold the position on the controller?
thx a lot

guido@dermont.c Posted at 2015-1-14 05:05
OK, thx a lot, that works!...
No...is it not possible to 'fix' the tilt...i mean 'looking forward' o ...

Calibrate the X1 with the thumb wheel in the RC APP on  your computer.

Now calibrate it in RC Assistant, then in Phantom (?)  Assistant.  Power everything off and back on and you should be good.

Gerry1124 Posted at 2015-1-14 05:07
Calibrate the X1 with the thumb wheel in the RC APP on  your computer.

I have done that but still coming at 45° when i real ease the wheel...

Jamie Hellmich Posted at 2015-1-14 05:09
Now calibrate it in RC Assistant, then in Phantom (?)  Assistant.  Power everything off and back on  ...

it seem like the gimbal use the wheel on the new controller exactly as it was the old one, but now the wheel cannot be fixed...

Try to calibrate this way without connecting to the computer.

guido@dermont.c Posted at 2015-1-14 05:10
I have done that but still coming at 45° when i real ease the wheel...

You have to do the X1 (Wheel) calibration in Vision Assistant.

Jamie Hellmich Posted at 2015-1-14 05:16
You have to do the X1 (Wheel) calibration in Vision Assistant.

i have done this but it is always the same...when i release it place itself on 45°...

Gerry1124 Posted at 2015-1-14 05:16
Try to calibrate this way without connecting to the computer.

even doing it 'manually' i have the same result...45° when i release the tilt wheel...

guido@dermont.c Posted at 2015-1-14 05:29
even doing it 'manually' i have the same result...45° when i release the tilt wheel...

Here is another discussion going on...  http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?m ... age%3D1&lang=en  

Actually, here's the thread with solution. . . http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?m ... amp;page=1#pid25827

I had the same problem after upgrading read the thread for the solution. . .it has work for a few others.

I had the same problem and here is how i corrected it.

Attach the Phantom to the software via USB cable.

Advanced tab > Gimbal > change the horizontal value to "0" and the vertical tab to "0".  It's almost right, though mine is still a little twerky and since it's only a week old i may return it and swap it for a new one.  Let me know if this helps.

I had the same issue but now it rests in whatever position I leave it. This sounds really basic but upgrade everything including your controller even if it says one isn't needed. To be honest, I liked the 45 degree resting spot. Give it a try.

I have solved!
The problem was that i was using the old version of the software and the flag for the new transmitter was missing...
Now it work fine, thx all for trying help me out!

guido@dermont.c Posted at 2015-1-14 17:48
I have solved!  
The problem was that i was using the old version of the software and the flag for ...

Good for you,  Happy Flying.

It's good when a plan works out.  Enjoy the drone!