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7) Assuming you will be using Safety Mode/RTH features, verify that receiver failsafe detection is working
correctly by turning off your radio, and making sure that “In Failsafe Now: Yes!” appears. Configure Safety
Mode options by clicking the “Configure Safety Mode” button.
8) Configure the controller gains, multirotor settings (if applicable) and other controller settings on the Flight
Controller Settings tab, by clicking on that tab, or clicking the “Configure Multirotor Settings” button.
9) With the Vector and the model perfectly level, record flat level mounting by clicking the “Record Flat Level”
button. Now, the artificial horizon (AHI) display should show level, and should closely follow your
movements as you pitch and roll the model. If the AHI is moving sluggishly and not keeping up with your
movements, or is rotating on its own, DON’T FLY and contact support.
10) Configure sensors and the compass by clicking the “Configure Compass” button. Note that, if used, the
compass must be calibrated at the field, via the described methods.
11) Configure the OSD display by selecting the OSD Setup item in the “tree view” on the left side of the software.
12) Configure data logging and the EagleEyes (if desired) from the “EagleEyes, Data Logging and Flight Map”
tree.
13) If desired, configure manual waypoints from the Waypoints Setup tab.
5.4 Configuring the Vector via Stick Menus or InfoPanel
This section describes configuring the Vector using the OSD stick menus (or the InfoPanel). This section
assumes you have already configured your RC transmitter and bound it to your receiver, and connected your
receiver and video display to the Vector, as these steps are required to do stick menu configuration.
You do not need a camera or video transmitter to configure the Vector with the stick menus. You can
directly connect the “composite” input of your video monitor or goggles to the "Vid Tx” output of the Vector
Video Harness, and configure without a camera.
All of the steps below can also be completed using the software, if desired.
The InfoPanel display allows you to navigate the menus without video or a PC, but menu items are
shown one at a time.
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