If you are using Naza Lite V1, most of what you are saying does not make sense.

[1] For example, arming it requires ANY ONE of 4 possible stick movements, not 4 things that have to be performed in sequence. See page bottom of page 15 and top of page 16 ("Step 2: Cut Off Type") in the manual below :

http://download.dji-innovations.com/downloads/naza-m%20lite/en/NAZA-M%20LITE_User_Manual_v1.00_en.pdf

[2] Another one... you said :


Regarding Yellow blinking rapidly, see page 18 then number "4" under notices.  It says


I am beginning to wonder if you missed the manual completely and were basing your work on some wrong documentation.


Just didn't want to confuse others reading this thread !

Oh yeah.. It might be in the failsafe mode.., but 4 blinking yellow mean altitude mode... Which was what I meant the second time...And YouTube video reveals that that procedure has to be performed In a sequence... Check the first video on v1 calibration...

And that procedure did not work.. Also the 50% throttle thing was missed in manual.. Not to blame any documentation but my weak communicating skills, well thanks for correcting me

I hope it is clear to you on how to communicate issues on a forum like this. "4 blinking yellow (with some pause after that)" is totally different from "rapid yellow blinking".

And which You tube video ?  Always refer to the manual first.  Never head of doing "4 sets of stick movements in sequence" for arming a Naza !

Yes sir, still got lots to learn from u...

The video never mentions doing this in any sequence. He only says he could not get any of the 4 positions to work successfully.

Guess closer attention to detail is needed.

sorry the problem now is with end points correction which is not mentioned in the manual..

ping plz

alttitude mode is good.. wanna fly in gps mode why futaba's so costly

[Admin Note] Fixed Youtube URL. Changed "y" to "why".