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The change in step 10 above, is very important and failing to do so, will make your Anakin Club Racer
impossible to fly as the controls will appear to operate in reverse. (In order to have optimal cable
connections, the CC3D is actually mounted in reverse with its front pointing to the rear)
PLEASE DO NOT MODIFY THESE CC3D SETTINGS UNLESS YOU ARE FAMILIAR WITH CC3D
TUNING AND YOU FULLY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE DOING. MISCONFIGURATION OF
THE CC3D CONTROLLER MAY CAUSE HARDWARE ISSUES WHICH CAN NOT BE REPAIRED
BY THE END USER AND WOULD ALSO VOID YOUR SKY-HERO WARRANTY
Exit (close down) the Open Pilot Software (If prompted to Save your configuration, then Click the Save
button). Disconnect the battery from your Anakin Club Racer, disconnect the USB cable from the CC3D
and your switch off your Radio Transmitter
10.
Click the “Attitude” tab on the left of the
OpenPilot Screen, and make sure you put “180”
into the “Roll” setting. Then Click the Save button.
11. Click on the Input tab on the left and adjust
the “Min”, “Neutral” and Max values for “Chan 5” to
match the screen below. Then Click the Save button
8. When the screen below appears, center your
control sticks, then Click Next
9. The final step in the Wizard process is to click on
the Arming Settings Tab at the top of the screen
and decide on the method you would like to use
“Arm” the Club Racer.
The Arming process is designed to help avoid that your Club Racer’s motors start turning by accident.
NOTE: the Throttle stick must always be at its lowest position in order for the arming process to work.
In the previous screen shot “Pitch Forward” has been chosen as the arming method, this means that if
your Transmitter is configured for Mode 2 use, then you must have the left stick in its lowest position
and you push forward on the right stick for a few seconds.
You can also choose how long the Club Racer remains “Armed” by changing the “Arming Timeout” value
from its default value of 30 seconds (make sure that you Save your settings if you change this value)
