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Troubleshooting

Check:

  • The board is actually receiving USB power.
  • Input voltage is within the USB range.
  • Your USB cable supports data.
  • The selected USB port works.
  • USB and storage health fields.
  • Serial output.

Reconnect with hazardous outputs disconnected.

If the board reports an unknown power source, inspect:

  • Battery voltage
  • Battery polarity
  • Wiring
  • Voltage-sense circuit

Supported classifications are:

USB: 4.5 - 5.5 V
1S LiPo: 3.0 - 4.35 V
2S LiPo: 6.0 - 8.4 V

Do not continue using an unknown source until the cause is understood.

Place the board on a stable surface.

Remove:

  • Movement
  • Vibration
  • External disturbances

Then inspect:

IMU_STREAM_OK
BARO_OK
FAULT_REASON

Also check serial output.

A rapidly blinking red LED indicates a latched fault.

When this occurs:

  1. Keep hazardous hardware disconnected.
  2. Read FAULT_REASON.
  3. Inspect the health checks.
  4. Find the underlying problem.
  5. Correct it before rebooting or retesting.

The pyro output is disabled while the critical fault is active.

Check:

  1. Setting names are spelled correctly.
  2. Values use the expected format.
  3. The file was actually saved.
  4. The USB drive was safely ejected.
  5. The board was reconnected or rebooted.

Only edit normal configuration values in:

[settings]

The diagnostic sections are generated by the firmware.

Wait until the landing and save process has completed.

Then reconnect over USB and inspect:

/logs

Also check:

  • Flash filesystem health
  • Serial output
  • Fault state

Do not remove power while the board is writing the log.