Hello to all,

Yesterday I purchased brand new Phantom 2 and HD 3D Gimbal. Everything is fine, but the camera on Gimbal is not "locked" after calibration in straight position. The lens of the camera is directed down, not in the horizontal position. What should I do?

Thanks in advance

Best regards

When you first start your Phantom, it will hang at about 45 degrees , set by default.  Does the camera move by your controls after everything is powered on?

Hey, Gerry
Thanks for the answer.
Yes, camera respond to the remote control, but it is not in straight position. Check out this video. What should I do?


Best regards!

tomislav.cuto@g Posted at 2015-1-20 02:12
Hey, Gerry
Thanks for the answer.
Yes, camera respond to the remote control, but it is not in straig ...

It says your video is private.

Gerry1124 Posted at 2015-1-20 02:33
It says your video is private.

Try now, please

tomislav.cuto@g Posted at 2015-1-20 02:43
Try now, please

I think in your PTs when you connect the Phantom to it, go to advanced and gimbal, it is there I think that you can set the horizontal and vertical limits of the gimbal.  I don't have mine here to check it.

Gerry1124 Posted at 2015-1-20 02:47
I think in your PTs when you connect the Phantom to it, go to advanced and gimbal, it is there I t ...

What values should I set?

tomislav.cuto@g Posted at 2015-1-20 02:50
What values should I set?

I would say horizontal at 0 and vertical at 90, but it is a trial and error move.  make small adjustments at first to see the results, then adjust when you have it going the way you want.

Gerry1124 Posted at 2015-1-20 02:53
I would say horizontal at 0 and vertical at 90, but it is a trial and error move.  make small adju ...

When I change values, I must power off the Phantom?

tomislav.cuto@g Posted at 2015-1-20 02:56
When I change values, I must power off the Phantom?

when you do the calibrations still connected to PT2, you will see the adjustments on the camera. You won't need to disconnect or power the Phantom off.

Gerry1124 Posted at 2015-1-20 02:59
when you do the calibrations still connected to PT2, you will see the adjustments on the camera. Y ...

I did it! Thank you so much! I owe you a beer, my friend!

Thanks, thanks, thanks!

tomislav.cuto@g Posted at 2015-1-20 03:00
I did it! Thank you so much! I owe you a beer, my friend!

Thanks, thanks, thanks!

Good to hear you got it corrected. Happy Flying!