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Can someone put a good working profile for a genuine PS3 controller? So I can upload into the client There should be two different included (mode one will have roll/pitch on the left stick and thrust/yaw on the right). But if you are on Windows 7/8 using MotionJoy you have to configure the device t...

Yes, all of the 4 motors should spin when you power it on. Be careful when soldering so you don't short circuit the motor pads to the resistor net for the regulator. Have a look at this post. An remember to disconnect the battery when soldering.

/Marcus

Hi, I have my cf UI including ps3 controller up and running, but since I am still waiting for my cf to be delivered (and wonder why it takes so long just for me), I am not able to test it now. From what I understand there was a lot of parcels leaving China around the May Day holiday so there seems t...

Did you compile with make cload=1 or just make all? I had a similar thing happen to me. I thought I bricked it but when making a binary file that can be bootloaded through the Crazyradio you need to do a make cload. Good point. I've just pushed a changeset to make CLOAD=1 default since most people ...

We are lagging a bit on instructions on how to set up the debug environment. But the easiest is to wait a bit until we created the next version of the Bitcraze VM, it will include the debug environment (using openocd/gdb/eclipse) and it will all be pre-configured to work out-of-the-box with the Craz...

Hi phiamo, It's ok, you can still use the bootloader to flash firmware. The quick flashing of the green/red LED you see is the bootloader running. Just do a normal cold-boot like described here and it should come alive again. Try the stock firmware found here . When the Crazyflie is powered on the f...

Hi alex,

You could try something like this to protect the motors and make the landing a bit smoother.

/Marcus

Sorry to hear about the arm! One trick that we have used in the past is to drop by a hobby-shop (or RC-shop) and pick up either a circular pipe or a square pipe (they usually have really small dimensions) and cut it to a centimeter of length. Put the pipe half way onto the PCB part, put some glue in...

phiamo wrote:Your link is self referencing

Sorry about that, here it is

Vertikar wrote: Yeah, got the driver installed. Have tried re-installing the client software as well.

Did you manage to solve this? If not, could you try inserting the dongle into a different USB port?

/Marcus