SPI Infrared Phantom 2 M2-D Quick guide
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Table of Content
1 Safety notes.................................................................................... 6
2 Introduction .................................................................................. 5
3 Futaba t14sg Configuration......................................................... 7
4 LightBridge Configuration & Calibratrion............................. 14
5 M2-D SBUS Adapter Configuration & Calibration ...... 17
6 System Test.................................................................................. 30
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7 Operation..................................................................................... 3
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1 Introduction
The document describes the configuration and calibration of Phantom
2 M2-D.
The following table describes which component should be
configured and/or calibrated:
Component
Configuration
Calibration
Section
Futaba t14sg
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DJI Lightbridge
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M2-D SBUS Adapter
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DJI Phantom
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2 Safety notes
Remove propellers before any configuration / calibration activity.
During configuration and/or calibration activity propellers should be
removed. The propellers can be re-assembled at the end of the
configuration / calibration activity.
The cover of the Phantom 2 should be removed to allow access to the
SBUS adapter USB port.
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3 Futaba t14sg Configuration
The Futaba t14sg is factory configured to 8 channels by default. The
first step would be to enable 12 channels support.
3.1 Setting 12 Channels Support Mode
The following image defines the control 12 channels in Futaba
t14sg.
a. Double click on “System” key
b. Go to “TRAINER” and press “RTN” key
c. Go to last screen and chose the 12 channels option
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The next step wouldbe to configure 12 function keys
3.2 Configuring the Function Keys
The following images define the name convention for the control
sticks and switches of the Futaba t14sg
M2-D Name Convention
DJI Name Convention
IOC switch
X2
FW/BWD stick
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LFT/RGT stick A
M2-D Name Convention
DJI Name Convention
Safety
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The following images describes the name convention for sticks and
switches movement
Following the following steps to define the function keys:
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a. Double click on “LNK” Key
b. Go to “FUNCTION” and press “RTN”
c. The following 3 images describe the 10 keys that should be
configured and their configuration. Following the 3 images, an
example of one key “SE” is provided. The example should be
followed and all 10 keys should be configured
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For Example: Config the “SE” key to channel 6.
a. Go to Channel 6 and press “RTN”
b. Select the key “SE” and press “RTN”
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4 LightBridge Configuration & Calibratrion
4.1 Prior to Lightbridge configuration and calibration, the
Lightbridge should be updated withthe recent firmware version.
Follow Lightbridge manual / web site instructions.
4.2 Download and install DJI Lightbridge Assistant_1.3 application
from DJI web site:
4.3 Connect the LightBridge to Remote control
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4.4 Connect the LightBridge Ground system to Your PC using micro
USB
4.5 Execute LightBridge Application Update last version of ground
and Air systems, set channels from 1 to 16 and press calibration
key
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4.6 Run Calibration of Lightbridge Ground system
4.7 Disconnect USB and Restart Lightbridge (power off power
on)
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5 M2-D SBUS Adapter Configuration &
Calibration
5.1 Download and install M2-D S-Bus Adapter Config and DJI
Phantom 2 applications
5.2 Connect the M2-D S-Bus Adapter to Your PC using micro
USB
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5.3 Execute M2-D S-Bus Adapter Config. application
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5.4 Configuration Channels and Camera mode of M2-D S-Bus
Adapter
Note: Camera Day/IR/NUCis set to channel 12, while at the
Futaba the Day/IR/NUC is set to channel 11. The reason is a bug
in the Lightbridge which maps channel 11 (from the Futaba) to
channel 12 (to SBUS Adapter).
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5.5 Calibration of M2-D SBUS Adapter
The calibrationof SBUS Adapter includes two steps:
a. The Bypass/Single Yaw switch in the Futaba shouldbe set to
Bypass mode (forward - like in the following image):
Switch to the Calibration tab in the SBUS Adapter Config App
Press “Start” button in the Calibration Tab
and move the sticks of the Futaba to full range for 5 seconds,
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and press “Finish” button.
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