Your Pixy LR shows a “PHASE ERROR” on the Roll axis in gTuneDesktop (usually with a red LED)
When Does This Issue Happen? You may notice:
The gimbal cannot reboot properly
It does not return to the home position
The issue appears more often when using inverted mode
Step 1: Check and Balance the Gimbal
Before doing any calibration, make sure the gimbal is properly balanced:
1. Power off the gimbal
2. Move the Tilt axis to 90° and release your hand.
=> Expected result: The Tilt axis should stay in place
=> If it moves back: Adjust the Tilt Up-Down axis until it can hold any position
Step 2: Calibrate the Gyro
1. Connect the gimbal to gTuneDesktop
2. Go to: Settings → IMU → Gyro
3. Make sure Gyro Trust between 210 and 220
4. Click Calibrate
=> Repeat this 2–3 times
=> Ensure the offset difference is less than 10 each time
Step 3: Run Motor Calibration
1. Restart the gimbal
2. Go to: Settings → Motor → Calib Motor
3. Start the calibration
Important Note:
The gimbal may shake or move suddenly
Hold it firmly to avoid damage
Calibration finishes when the LED turns red and motors stop
Step 4: Increase Motor Strength (If Still Failing)
If calibration does not work:
1. Go to: Settings → Stiffness → Expert
2. Increase Tilt Hold Strength by 5–10 points
3. Make sure there is no vibration
4. Run Motor Calibration again
Note About Inverted Mode Limits
- Standard Pixy LR may only tilt up to ~45° in inverted mode
- If you need full 90° upward movement, a custom mechanical version from Gremsy is required
If the issue still persists, please contact Support@gremsy.com or submit a ticket via this portal for further assistance.
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