The next time you power on, the hardware is detected and you will get a basic home arrow and distance without touching a thing. If you would like to try flying a little further than usual, simply solder a GPS to the OSD. Wire up a Tramp, Unify or other SmartAudio VTX and ImpulseOSD will take over full control of it automatically, without any setting changes required. Connect any KISS or Betaflight and ImpulseOSD will intelligently switch modes to get the data it needs.
With our smart communication algorithms, no configuration is required to detect and work with your hardware. Keep your UARTs for more important tasks and directly connect your peripherals to the Wolf PDB, including camera control, VTX control, GPS and LED strips. Get more stable loop times and consistently solid performance by letting your FC focus on what it does best: real-time flight control. ImpulseOSD running on the Apex OSD offers a lot more than a barebones OSD added on to the side of your flight controller as an afterthought. We went back to the drawing board to reimagine how an OSD should work, keeping a focus on simplicity and auto-configuration while adding new smart features you didn’t realise you were missing. Unplugged the OSD, and it flashed flawlessly and has operated great ever since.Designed from the ground up for intuitive ease-of-use, ImpulseOSD is a new software platform made in collaboration with Alexander Wolf, creator of the highly regarded KISS OSD. It turns out that the OSD that comes with that quad occupies the same port on the chip as the micro-usb connector.
It's also worth noting that I mentioned the first bullet above the edit because I had problems with my Eachine Falcon 250 Pro (Naze board) before I tried that. I'll see if I can find the actual post that helped me out.Įdit: some helpful googling turned up these two things: There are guides elsewhere that can help with this, but those two things are the first thing to try. any piece of spare wire will do, just make sure that it's touching both pads.
If that doesn't do it, you'll need to short the "boot" pads on the face of the chipset. If your Naze32 is wired to/plugged into anything else, unplug it so it's just you and the chip. Two things that made a difference for me:
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