Deactivating safety condition

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Topher
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30 May 2016 22:04 #49590 by Topher

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I fly sailplanes with my devo 10 and had a crash because of momentary power loss. I think I've solved that problem, but the transmitter rebooted but wouldn't transmit until i pressed ent. This is all fine on the ground, but in the air and panicked because I now have a plane spiraling toward the ground, not the first thing I think of doing. if I could deactivate this, the controls would return much more quickly, should this happen again, and I might not crash. How do I accomplish this?

-Topher

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30 May 2016 22:14 #49592 by PhracturedBlue

Replied by PhracturedBlue on topic Deactivating safety condition

Comment out the line 'Auto=min' in the [safety] section in your model.ini

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31 May 2016 04:09 #49609 by FDR

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BTW which deviation version do you use?
If you use the current version, please post the error.txt from your TX here along with the 'debug-devo???.zip file that came with the dfu.

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02 Jun 2016 19:17 #49839 by Topher

Replied by Topher on topic Deactivating safety condition

FDR- I'm running a recent nightly of 4.0.1 currently. Why do you want me to post the error.txt? What can you tell? And does it exist in 4.0.1?

-Topher

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02 Jun 2016 19:48 #49840 by FDR

Replied by FDR on topic Deactivating safety condition

The error.txt is a file in the root of your tx's filesystem, which is written in case of a reboot and can help to determine the cause of the reboot together with debug files, which were in the downloaded firmware zip file.
However if it is an older version, that error has probably been corrected since then...

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