I bought a used Fettec quad and it seems those whacky Germans use a very different stick layout than I'm used to. What's the best way for me to adjust this stick pattern to my 'normal' layout? Adjust the controller, or adjust the drone in KISS?
I'm using a radiomaster zorro.
Thanks all!

Depends............ Assume you mean its set for Mode 1, right stick up/down is throttle?

You have other quads? These meet your norm stick layout? (Mode2?)

There are four modes, BTW, though 1 and 2 are the most used. Its not country specific.

Easiest likely the MODEL setting in Tx. Need more info.

Maybe it is the channel mapping on the FC. On BF you can switch between AETR and TAER, suspect there should be a similar setting in KISS. But if you are using model match and want to create a separate radio model just for this drone, that would probably work too.

(26-Jun-2023, 12:47 AM)FPVme Wrote: I bought a used Fettec quad and it seems those whacky Germans use a very different stick layout than I'm used to.  What's the best way for me to adjust this stick pattern to my 'normal' layout?  Adjust the controller, or adjust the drone in KISS?
I'm using a radiomaster zorro.
Thanks all!

As you've probably worked out by now, absolutely no one on here seems to fly KISS.  You might have more luck on RCGroups for this question.  I asked a question about the FETtec 15A AIO last year and got basically no useful answers.  

So first thing you need to do is work out which board you have and go download the manual for it.  That will get you to the point where you can change it from (presumably) Mode 1 to Mode 2.  You will invariably, want to alter other things when you get in to the gui.

So I have no idea if the configurator is usable for your quad.  But you could try.

https://gui.fettec.net/

Thanks all. I did end up making a unique model on my radio and now I'm up and flying. Unfortunately it looks like I can't modify the osd in KISS and it can only be done with stick commands, which are a bit fucky now that I've remapped the model stick movements. Having a good time with this new quad, but I definitely need some tuning on this one.