I’ve seen several posts dealing with the G3 controller not controlling the camera gimbal or wondering where the update is located.
The following link will take you to the download on the Yuneec Skins website. Unzip the file and read the pdf file for the instructions, but use the instructions in red below. You may have to tell Windows to allow the exe file to run. Updating will only take a few seconds. When complete, connect using the BreezeCam app and select the Controller option. You can test the camera gimbal control using the upper left d-pad up/down.
I have also attached the File to this post as Breeze_Controller_Update.zip and just the executable file named as BCU.txt (rename the extension txt to exe).
Hope this helps those looking for a solution to the camera control problem.
IMPORTANT!
The included instructions say to start the update program, hold R1 and A with the controller powered off, wait 2 seconds, connect to the computer via USB, then click the update button, wait for update complete, then release R1 and A simultaneously.
The instructions should be modified to read as follows:
1. Start the Breeze Control Update.exe (allow Windows to run the program).
2. With the controller powered off, depress R1 and A and continue holding them until update is complete (in step 6).
3. Wait 2 seconds then connect to the computer via USB cable.
4. A Windows message will appear about setting up equipment, wait until you get a message saying setup is complete.
5. After the setup complete message from Windows, click the Update button in the updater program. A progress bar will appear.
6. Once the progress bar is full, you will get an update complete.Now simultaneously release R1 and A.
7. Start the controller for the mode to match the device you fly the Breeze with (iOS or Android).
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If you find this version doesn't work for some reason, I'm attaching the older version from Yuneec.
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Use this information only if the old updater fails for missing dll files. Use the 32 bit version even if you have a 64 bit system.
I’m updating this thread with some information that came up after the original posting. The updater for the controller was developed using C++ in Microsoft Visual Studio as a 32 bit program. Several people as well as myself on a different computer have had the updates fail with missing dll files. To correct this, download and install the following redistributable package from Microsoft, then run the updates for the controller.
Download Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4 from Official Microsoft Download Center
The following link will take you to the download on the Yuneec Skins website. Unzip the file and read the pdf file for the instructions, but use the instructions in red below. You may have to tell Windows to allow the exe file to run. Updating will only take a few seconds. When complete, connect using the BreezeCam app and select the Controller option. You can test the camera gimbal control using the upper left d-pad up/down.
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I have also attached the File to this post as Breeze_Controller_Update.zip and just the executable file named as BCU.txt (rename the extension txt to exe).
Hope this helps those looking for a solution to the camera control problem.
IMPORTANT!
The included instructions say to start the update program, hold R1 and A with the controller powered off, wait 2 seconds, connect to the computer via USB, then click the update button, wait for update complete, then release R1 and A simultaneously.
The instructions should be modified to read as follows:
1. Start the Breeze Control Update.exe (allow Windows to run the program).
2. With the controller powered off, depress R1 and A and continue holding them until update is complete (in step 6).
3. Wait 2 seconds then connect to the computer via USB cable.
4. A Windows message will appear about setting up equipment, wait until you get a message saying setup is complete.
5. After the setup complete message from Windows, click the Update button in the updater program. A progress bar will appear.
6. Once the progress bar is full, you will get an update complete.Now simultaneously release R1 and A.
7. Start the controller for the mode to match the device you fly the Breeze with (iOS or Android).
##############################################################
If you find this version doesn't work for some reason, I'm attaching the older version from Yuneec.
##############################################################
Use this information only if the old updater fails for missing dll files. Use the 32 bit version even if you have a 64 bit system.
I’m updating this thread with some information that came up after the original posting. The updater for the controller was developed using C++ in Microsoft Visual Studio as a 32 bit program. Several people as well as myself on a different computer have had the updates fail with missing dll files. To correct this, download and install the following redistributable package from Microsoft, then run the updates for the controller.
Download Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4 from Official Microsoft Download Center
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