Aileron Sense problem

[beans07]

Hi I am new to V-bar and and when I have been setting up my logo600 I have struck a problem. I have the latest version of the software.

When I am in the 'cyclic' page and do the procedure as outlined in the manual to lift up the heli and tilt it forward to check which way the sensor works for the 'elevator' it comes up in the little graph screen and you can see the swash physically tilt. All good.

But when I do this with the 'Aileron' there is no movement on the graph and I can't see the swash physically move at all. When I move the aileron stick I can see it move but nothing if I just turn the heli simulating a 1/4 to 1/2 roll.

the main differences in the settings between the elevator and aileron are as follows all though they seem to be the factory settings??

-proportional A=50, E=100
-frames/AOF/Intensity A=0/0, E= 6/50

Any help would be well appreciated.

Tim

[Dynamic]

In advanced/expert mode (so that on your LIVE menu there is 3 bars for each item) do you see any movement on any of the graphs when you tilt your bird in the aileron (barrel roll) fashion. The 3rd bar that you only see in expert mode shows what the gyro is detecting (at least that is my understanding). So if you don't see movement their there may be a problem with that sensor. If you do see the sensor detecting movement there then it will be a setting on your hiller menus that needs adjustment.

[beans07]

I will have to check the graphs again tonight.

It should be working it has only been setup and had 1 test flight with good results since brand new. Since I have received it I decided to go over the whole setup and I would be somewhat sure that it has something to do with my settings rather than the sensor itself.

[beans07]

I have tried everything tonight and I am positive it doesn't work. In the live menu under the gyro part for the aileron it sits on 4088 and will change at all. The elevator and rudder move about 100 points or so but nothing on the aileron.

Anyone got any suggestions at all please?