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Using the power analyzer you can also measure the current and compare to results displayed in the
Mission Planner.
5.3 Arming and Disarming
Arming the motors causes ArduPilot to apply power to your motors, which will cause them to start
spinning. Before arming the motors, make sure all people, objects, and any body parts (e.g., hands)
are clear of the propellers. Then do the following:
You can only arm or disarm in Stabilize, ACRO, AltHold, Loiter, and PosHold modes. You cannot arm
your copter in AUTO mode.
1. Turn on your transmitter.
2. Plug in your LiPo battery. The red and blue lights should flash for a few seconds as the gyros are
calibrated (do not move the copter)
3. The pre-arm checks will run automatically and if any problems are found a MINI PIX will double
blink the red arming light, on a Pixhawk the RGB led will blink yellow.
4. Check that your flight mode switch is set to Stabilize, ACRO, AltHold.
5. Press the safety button until the light goes solid.
6. If you are planning on using the autopilot (i.e. Loiter, RTL, Drift, Auto or Guided modes) you
should wait for 30 seconds after the GPS has gotten 3d lock. This will give the GPS position time to
settle. On a MINI PIX the RGB LED will blink green.
7. Arm the motors by holding the throttle down, and rudder right for 5 seconds. It takes
approximately 5 seconds the first time the copter is armed as it re-initializes the gyros and
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