STorM32-BGC Wiki V1 - User contributions [en]

Getting Started

2014-04-14T04:01:34Z

KingDaKa: /* IMU Orientation */

== Foreword ==
This startup is help you to make the first steps in the right direction. Every gimbal is unique because of different size, motors, and camera weight. Only to copy the configuration is for 90% not possible (10% maybe for GoPro gimbals). You have to learn yourself what happen with your gimbal by changing any settings. If you don`t want this, the STorm32BGC is not your friend :-). Otherwise, lets started...

== Parts Checklist ==
* 1x STorM32BGC
* 3x motor cable (3pol)
* 1x USB to serial adapter + 4 dupont 2.54mm cables (necessary for firmware update or first flashing)
* 1x USB 2.0 cable
* 1x MPU6050 breakout board
* 1x Lipo 2s - 4s (2pol cable and plug to connect the controller)
* 1x joystick + 5 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* 1x IR led + 2 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* firmware and gui, [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Downloads Downloads]
* your 3 axis gimbal with motors
* 100x time and patience ;-)

For possible sources for some parts you may check out [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Where_to_buy_accessories_and_supplies Where to buy accessories and supplies].

== The Gimbal ==
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

== IMU Orientation ==
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/images/1/1f/Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.1 (z axis points up / x axis points right).
For more information look at the "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Which_MPU_modules_do_work_with_the_board MPU MANUAL]"

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Getting Started

2014-04-14T03:57:48Z

KingDaKa: /* IMU Orientation */

Getting Started

2014-04-05T09:39:09Z

KingDaKa: /* Parts Checklist */

== Foreword ==
This startup is help you to make the first steps in the right direction. Every gimbal is unique because of different size, motors, and camera weight. Only to copy the configuration is for 90% not possible (10% maybe for GoPro gimbals). You have to learn yourself what happen with your gimbal by changing any settings. If you don`t want this, the STorm32BGC is not your friend :-). Otherwise, lets started...

== Parts Checklist ==
* 1x STorM32BGC
* 3x motor cable (3pol)
* 1x USB to serial adapter + 4 dupont 2.54mm cables /i.e. CP2102 [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Where_to_buy_assescories_and_supplies#USB-TTL_adapter link] (necessary for firmware update or first flashing)
* 1x USB 2.0 cable
* 1x MPU6050 breakout board [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Where_to_buy_assescories_and_supplies#MPU6050_module link]
* 1x Lipo 2s - 4s (2pol cable and plug to connect the controller)
* 1x joystick + 5 dupont 2.54mm cables [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Where_to_buy_assescories_and_supplies#Joystick_and_keys link](OPTIONAL)
* 1x IR led + 2 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* firmware and gui [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Downloads Downloads]
* your 3 axis gimbal with motors
* 100x time and patience ;-)

== The Gimbal ==
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

== IMU Orientation ==
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/images/1/1f/Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-05T09:37:40Z

KingDaKa: /* Parts Checklist */

== Foreword ==
This startup is help you to make the first steps in the right direction. Every gimbal is unique because of different size, motors, and camera weight. Only to copy the configuration is for 90% not possible (10% maybe for GoPro gimbals). You have to learn yourself what happen with your gimbal by changing any settings. If you don`t want this, the STorm32BGC is not your friend :-). Otherwise, lets started...

== Parts Checklist ==
* 1x STorM32BGC
* 3x motor cable (3pol)
* 1x USB to serial adapter + 4 dupont 2.54mm cables /i.e. CP2102 [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Where_to_buy_assescories_and_supplies#USB-TTL_adapter link] (necessary for firmware update or first flashing)
* 1x USB 2.0 cable
* 1x MPU6050 breakout board [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Where_to_buy_assescories_and_supplies#MPU6050_module link]
* 1x Lipo 2s - 4s (2pol cable and plug to connect the controller)
* 1x joystick + 5 dupont 2.54mm cables [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&_nkw=joystick+breakout&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay](OPTIONAL)
* 1x IR led + 2 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* firmware and gui [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Downloads Downloads]
* your 3 axis gimbal with motors
* 100x time and patience ;-)

== The Gimbal ==
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

== IMU Orientation ==
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/images/1/1f/Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-05T09:36:39Z

KingDaKa: /* Parts Checklist */

== Foreword ==
This startup is help you to make the first steps in the right direction. Every gimbal is unique because of different size, motors, and camera weight. Only to copy the configuration is for 90% not possible (10% maybe for GoPro gimbals). You have to learn yourself what happen with your gimbal by changing any settings. If you don`t want this, the STorm32BGC is not your friend :-). Otherwise, lets started...

== Parts Checklist ==
* 1x STorM32BGC
* 3x motor cable (3pol)
* 1x USB to serial adapter + 4 dupont 2.54mm cables /i.e. CP2102 [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Where_to_buy_assescories_and_supplies#USB-TTL_adapter link] (necessary for firmware update or first flashing)
* 1x USB 2.0 cable
* 1x MPU6050 breakout board [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&LH_BIN=1&_nkw=mpu+6050&_sop=15 Ebay]
* 1x Lipo 2s - 4s (2pol cable and plug to connect the controller)
* 1x joystick + 5 dupont 2.54mm cables [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&_nkw=joystick+breakout&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay](OPTIONAL)
* 1x IR led + 2 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* firmware and gui [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Downloads Downloads]
* your 3 axis gimbal with motors
* 100x time and patience ;-)

== The Gimbal ==
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

== IMU Orientation ==
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/images/1/1f/Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-05T09:35:27Z

KingDaKa: /* Parts Checklist */

== Foreword ==
This startup is help you to make the first steps in the right direction. Every gimbal is unique because of different size, motors, and camera weight. Only to copy the configuration is for 90% not possible (10% maybe for GoPro gimbals). You have to learn yourself what happen with your gimbal by changing any settings. If you don`t want this, the STorm32BGC is not your friend :-). Otherwise, lets started...

== Parts Checklist ==
* 1x STorM32BGC
* 3x motor cable (3pol)
* 1x USB to serial adapter + 4 dupont 2.54mm cables /i.e. CP2102 [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Where_to_buy_assescories_and_supplies#MPU6050_module link] (necessary for firmware update or first flashing)
* 1x USB 2.0 cable
* 1x MPU6050 breakout board [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&LH_BIN=1&_nkw=mpu+6050&_sop=15 Ebay]
* 1x Lipo 2s - 4s (2pol cable and plug to connect the controller)
* 1x joystick + 5 dupont 2.54mm cables [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&_nkw=joystick+breakout&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay](OPTIONAL)
* 1x IR led + 2 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* firmware and gui [http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/Downloads Downloads]
* your 3 axis gimbal with motors
* 100x time and patience ;-)

== The Gimbal ==
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

== IMU Orientation ==
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/images/1/1f/Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-04T07:17:02Z

KingDaKa: /* PARTS CHECKLIST */

== FOREWORD ==
This startup is help you to make the first steps in the right direction. Every gimbal is unique because of different size, motors, and camera weight. Only to copy the configuration is for 90% not possible (10% maybe for GoPro gimbals). You have to learn yourself what happen with your gimbal by changing any settings. If you don`t want this, the STorm32BGC is not your friend :-). Otherwise, lets started...

== PARTS CHECKLIST ==
* 1x STorm32BGC
* 3x motor cable (3pol)
* 1x USB to serial adapter + 4 dupont 2.54mm cables /i.e. CP2102 [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?LH_BIN=1&_sop=15&_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=cp2102&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay] (necessary for firmware update or first flashing)
* 1x USB 2.0 cable
* 1x MPU6050 breakout board [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&LH_BIN=1&_nkw=mpu+6050&_sop=15 Ebay]
* 1x Lipo 2s - 4s (2pol cable and plug to connect the controller)
* 1x joystick + 5 dupont 2.54mm cables [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&_nkw=joystick+breakout&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay](OPTIONAL)
* 1x IR led + 2 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* firmware and gui [https://github.com/olliw42/storm32bgc github]
* your 3 axis gimbal with motors
* 100x time and patience ;-)

== THE GIMBAL ==
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

== IMU ORIENTATION ==
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/images/1/1f/Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-04T07:15:51Z

KingDaKa: /* PARTS CHECKLIST */

== FOREWORD ==
This startup is help you to make the first steps in the right direction. Every gimbal is unique because of different size, motors, and camera weight. Only to copy the configuration is for 90% not possible (10% maybe for GoPro gimbals). You have to learn yourself what happen with your gimbal by changing any settings. If you don`t want this, the STorm32BGC is not your friend :-). Otherwise, lets started...

== PARTS CHECKLIST ==
* 1x STorm32BGC
* 3x motor cable (3pol)
* 1x USB to serial adapter + 4 dupont 2.54mm cables /i.e. CP2102 [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?LH_BIN=1&_sop=15&_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=cp2102&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay] (necessary for firmware update or first flashing)
* 1x USB 2.0 cable
* 1x MPU6050 breakout board [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&LH_BIN=1&_nkw=mpu+6050&_sop=15 Ebay]
* 1x Lipo 2s - 4s (2pol cable and plug to connect the controller)
* 1x joystick + 5 dupont 2.54mm cables [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&_nkw=joystick+breakout&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay](OPTIONAL)
* 1x IR led + 2 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* firmware and gui [https://github.com/olliw42/storm32bgc github]
* 100x time and patience ;-)

== THE GIMBAL ==
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

== IMU ORIENTATION ==
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/images/1/1f/Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-04T07:14:58Z

KingDaKa:

== FOREWORD ==
This startup is help you to make the first steps in the right direction. Every gimbal is unique because of different size, motors, and camera weight. Only to copy the configuration is for 90% not possible (10% maybe for GoPro gimbals). You have to learn yourself what happen with your gimbal by changing any settings. If you don`t want this, the STorm32BGC is not your friend :-). Otherwise, lets started...

== PARTS CHECKLIST ==
* 1x STorm32BGC
* 3x motorcable (3pol)
* 1x USB to serial adapter + 4 dupont 2.54mm cables /i.e. CP2102 [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?LH_BIN=1&_sop=15&_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=cp2102&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay] (necessary for firmware update or first flashing)
* 1x USB 2.0 cable
* 1x MPU6050 breakout board [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&LH_BIN=1&_nkw=mpu+6050&_sop=15 Ebay]
* 1x Lipo 2s - 4s (2pol cable and plug to connect the controller)
* 1x joystick + 5 dupont 2.54mm cables [http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&_nkw=joystick+breakout&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=2 Ebay](OPTIONAL)
* 1x IR led + 2 dupont 2.54mm cables (OPTIONAL)
* firmware and gui [https://github.com/olliw42/storm32bgc github]
* 100x time and patience ;-)

== THE GIMBAL ==
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

== IMU ORIENTATION ==
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/images/1/1f/Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-04T06:12:11Z

KingDaKa:

THE GIMBAL:
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

IMU ORIENTATION:
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is everytime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/File:Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-04T00:10:33Z

KingDaKa:

THE GIMBAL:
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

IMU ORIENTATION:
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is evertime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/File:Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

--- to be continued ---

Getting Started

2014-04-04T00:10:14Z

KingDaKa:

THE GIMBAL:
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

IMU ORIENTATION:
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is evertime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/File:Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

---to be continued...---

Getting Started

2014-04-04T00:09:37Z

KingDaKa:

THE GIMBAL:
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

IMU ORIENTATION:
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is evertime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/File:Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

to be continued.....

Getting Started

2014-04-04T00:07:42Z

KingDaKa:

THE GIMBAL:
Befor you power up any electronic it is absolutly necessary to perfectly balance your gimbal.
Any unbalance will make the gui settings much more difficult or not possible. Keep some time for this step.

IMU ORIENTATION:
On every MPU6050 chip (STorm32BGC or breakout module) you can find a little dot (white point) in one corner.
This dot shows everytime to the y axis (the corner shows to the end of the y line, its not the origin).
The x axis is evertime face to face to y axis, diagonal (the corner shows to the end of the x line, ist not the origin).
Now you have to look at "[http://www.olliw.eu/storm32bgc-wiki/index.php5/File:Storm32-bgc-v130-top.png THIS PICTURE]" that shows the y axis (white dot) down and the x axis to the left. The origin of the z axis is everytime
from facing up the chip. Now it is very easy to get the right gui settings.
Example: The IMU is on top of the camera and the white dot on the chip is showing to the right and to the roll axis.
In this case you have the IMU gui setting No.3 (z axis points up / x axis points left).

GUI (o323BGCTool) FAQ

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'''Functions:'''

Standby---But press (Hold button and standby is on. Release the button and standby is off)

Standby---But push (Press button and standby is on. Press the button again and standby is off)

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Manuals and Tutorials

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* [[Getting Started]]
* [[How to flash firmware]]
* [[Tunning Guide]]
* [[Leds]]
* [[Pins and Connectors]]
* [[Bluetooth Module HC06]]
* [[Which MPU modules do work with the board]]
* [[Where to buy assescories and supplies]]
* [[How to order the electronic parts]]
* [[How to order print boards (PCBs)]]
* [[GUI (o323BGCTool) FAQ]]

== FAQ ==
'''1. Storing the parameter values to the EEPROM doesn't seem to work'''

Please double-check that the correct firmware for your board has been flashed. The problem typically happens then e.g. the firmware for a F103RB is flashed onto a board with a F103RC.

'''2. Flashing with the usb-ttl adapter produces Windows error messages'''

If upon flashing you get Windows errors such as ''mfc110.dll is missing'', ''msvcr110.dll is missing'', or ''application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b)'', then you need to install the VC++ runtime libraries. Download vcredist_x64.exe or vcredist_x86.exe depending on your Win system from [//www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679 here], and run the exe file.