3 Methods of Auto Tuning-MOZA AirCross

Method 1

Turn on the MOZA gimbal

Long press the joystick and click the power button twice at the same time

Then the gimbal enters the auto tuning mode

Please do not touch the gimbal during the process

Method 2

Turn on the gimbal

Open the MOZA assistant app

Open the parameter settings interface and click Auto Tune

Then the gimbal goes to auto tuning mode

Method 3

Turn on the gimbal and connect it to the computer

Open the MOZA assistant software and click Auto Tune

Click read all and save

Calibration tutorial

In general, calibration is unnecessary unless there is spin, swing, drift or shake with the gimbal

Turn on the gimbal and connect it to the computer

Then open the MOZA Assistant Software

Click calibration

Then uncheck motor on/off to turn off the motor

Place the gimbal on the desk horizontally to make the quick release part level

Click to calibrate the accelerometer

After accelerometer calibration is done， directly stand the gimbal on the desk

Click to calibrate the gyroscope

Now all calibration is done

Calibration on app

Turn on the gimbal

Then connect it to the MOZA assistant app

Turn off the motor

Then open the calibration interface select accelerometer calibration

Place the gimbal on the desk horizontally to keep the quick release part level

Click to start the accelerometer calibration

Turn on the gimbal

Then connect it to the MOZA assistant app

Turn off the motor
Then open the calibration interface select Gyroscope calibration
Stand the gimbal on the desk
Click to start the gyroscope calibration

Official Balance Tutorial

Balance tutorial

Mount the quick release plate on the camera

Then mount the camera onto the gimbal and make sure the user faces the roll motor  

Make the screw on the roll motor upward and the pitch motor rightward

The MOZA logo on the pitch motor should be upright

Hold the pitch motor with your right hand

Observe the camera’s tilt direction

If the camera is too-front heavy move the quick release plate backwards

If the camera is too-back heavy move the release plate forwards  

Remember to tighten the screw after each adjustment

When the camera no longer tilts, it gets balanced

Pitch balance

Hold the pitch motor with the right hand and make the camera lens vertically upward

Then release the camera to observe the tilt direction of the lens

If the camera tilts forwards slide the pitch arm backwards

If the camera tilts backwards slide the pitch arm forwards

Until the camera keeps still when the lens is vertically upwards

Roll balance

Hold the pitch motor and observe the roll arm’s tilt direction
If it tilts rightwards move the roll arm leftwards

If it tilts leftwards move the roll arm rightwards

Until it no longer tilts and keep still

Yaw balance

Hold the MOZA gimbal and tilt it forward 45°

Rotate the yaw axis to make the screw face the operator

Then observe the tilt direction of the gimbal

If it tilts rightwards, slide the yaw arm leftwards

If it tilts leftwards, slide the yaw arm rightwards

Until the gimbal no longer tilts and keep still