In this window you can set up the function of the gyro.

• Gyro P
  Influence of the gyro on the pitch and roll rate. The higher the value, the more sluggish moves the MikroKopter.

  • Yaw P
    Yaw rate ratio to stick deflection. If high, fast rotation - if low, sluggish reaction.

• Gyro I
  Position stabilization. The higher the value, the stronger the relationship between stick angle and position angle. Leads to large values ??(compared to gyro-P) to oscillate. If high, hard control '(high angles stabilization)' can be set up under vibration inclination, if low, soft control, tilt swing, wind-sensitive.

  • Yaw I
    Yaw rate ratio to stick deflection.

• Gyro D
  Controls the angular velocity upon returning from attitudechanges (from tilted to level). If short control oscillations occurs it can be reduced with Gyro-D. Is the value to high, the MikroKopter starts to vibrate / grumble. Too low, and the MikroKopter will shake when flying fast, or when in wind. Setting: a little bit below the value before the MikroKopter begins to vibrate (reduce by 20%).

• Dynamic Stability
  With this value now you can adjust how much the thrust regulates the axis control at this point. Some pilots have been disrupted because of the strong increases of the MK. That was the reason for the rise in the wind and other phenomena such as, for example, bearing damage. Beginners also have problems with jumping on landing, which also has this cause.

  • Smaller 64 -> the thrust is limited to less gas -> no rise in or with strong control.

  • Greater 64 -> The thrust can be greater than gas -> hard control of the axis -> Rises with strong controls.

  • Rotationrate limiter After activating this function the electronic brakes faster axis motions of something.

• ACC/Gyro-Faktor:
  Relationship between ACC sensor value and Gyro-integral. If the MK is tilted a few degrees, the line of the ACC and the Gyro-integral have to be congruent. If it's necessary it can be corrected here.

• ACC/Gyro-Comp.
  Degree of fusion between ACC and Gyro (reciprocal). The smaller the value, the faster the gyroangle adapted to the ACC sensor. For hovering, high values are advantageous (> 100). For high-speed and aerobatics, you should use smaller values (10-50). This setting can also affect the performance of the gimbal-compensation.

• Main I
  Summery of the angular errors. Provides greater precision between stick and location. Should be increased when flying with heading hold enabled. Can contribute to large values ??of swing.

• Drift-compensation (only for FlightCtrl V1.x - not for FC >2.0)
  Specifies how many eighth (1/8) digits per 500 ms of drift must be tracked. If the value is to small -> Gyrodrift (e.g. during temperature changes) pulls the MK strongly in one direction.
  

Value to high -> MK does not float so much on one spot. Zero -> Drift compensation off, standard is 32, so rather conservative.
Note: At the FC 2.x ME the value is always 0!

• Gyro stability
  MWith this parameter you can change the "hardship regulation" of the position controller.
  Generally low hardness: the MK does not react as strongly to disturbances (e.g. variations due to wind)
  High hardship regulation: der MK reagiert sehr stark auf Störungen. The MK is way more 'crispy' in the air. However, there can be variations in the ascent - particularly with heavy propellers (APC etc).

  • Gyro stability = 6 (Standard) => light reduced hardship regulation

  • Gyro stability = 8 => normal hardship regulation

  • Gyro stability = kleiner 8 => reduced hardship regulation

  • Gyro stability = größer 8 => higher hardship regulation

  • From version v0.82 for the flight control you can set this value 1 to 16.

• Motor smooth
  (Is not required for standard MikroKopter - Should reduce swing Koptern at coax)
  With the "Motor smooth" the target values ??for the BL-Ctrl on the end of the regular routine again filtered.
  0 = original Filter
  1 = unfiltered
  2 - x = filtered values
  If the values ??are too large, it could theoretically swing something.

Some of these values you can get while experimenting with the settings to a potentiometer and to get the optimal values out of a flight: Link.