Assuming you are not really old, install the new assistant, plug the actual Phantom into the computer. Start application and follow instructions. Thats all.
ProfessorStein said:AnselA said:ProfessorStein said:Yes... absolutely it does. I do it all the time.
Have you done it using 3.06? I did not succeed using 3.04.
I have not yet upgraded to 3.06... all my testing was on 3.04, and it worked perfectly for me.
When you say you did not succeed, do you mean you were unable to get the LEDs to flash to confirm a new home point? Or something else?
EricT said:AnselA said:EricT said:Is there a repository of the past DJI firmware updates, such that if I update to v3.06 and am not pleased I can revert back to a previous version? TIA.
Keep previous Vision Assistant versions, then you can revert to previous FW version.
And if I was foolish enough not to do that? Where can one lay their hands (internet speaking) on them?
EricT said:Thanks for your link Gunslinger!
AnselA said:Slinger, do you need 1.0.52.apk?
Thanks, that's a big help. I sure wish there was a way to disable the auto land at 15% or over ride it...BlackTracer said:srandall25 said:Two questions:
1) Is there anyway to adjust the level of battery percentage required before the Phantom does an auto land?
2) Is there any way to avoid the phantom doing an auto land once it reaches 30% or below?
I really don't want to update if I have to worry about the Phantom auto landing when I'm at 25% battery life.
The phantom will auto land when the battery reaches 15%, not 30% or 25%. The guy that was saying 30 and 25 did not have the same telemetry as the vision or vision +. He has a P2 with iOSD. His iOSD was lying about the battery percentage is my guess.
I can verify because I did it last night, that the phantom auto lands at 15%. No sooner.
The problem I have with this whole automated "Go Home And Land" is you are putting all the trust into the phantom to estimate this out correctly. It does it by figuring out distance from home. When I tested it, it was about 100' away and 30' up. It popped the return question at 23% battery. It made it home, but I only had about 18% left when it got there. Too close for me. I don't want this to control me when I am much further out. Don't trust it. Imagine it autolanding in trees or worse because it knew nothing of the 20 mph headwind it was facing.
srandall25 said:Thanks, that's a big help. I sure wish there was a way to disable the auto land at 15% or over ride it...BlackTracer said:srandall25 said:Two questions:
1) Is there anyway to adjust the level of battery percentage required before the Phantom does an auto land?
2) Is there any way to avoid the phantom doing an auto land once it reaches 30% or below?
I really don't want to update if I have to worry about the Phantom auto landing when I'm at 25% battery life.
The phantom will auto land when the battery reaches 15%, not 30% or 25%. The guy that was saying 30 and 25 did not have the same telemetry as the vision or vision +. He has a P2 with iOSD. His iOSD was lying about the battery percentage is my guess.
I can verify because I did it last night, that the phantom auto lands at 15%. No sooner.
The problem I have with this whole automated "Go Home And Land" is you are putting all the trust into the phantom to estimate this out correctly. It does it by figuring out distance from home. When I tested it, it was about 100' away and 30' up. It popped the return question at 23% battery. It made it home, but I only had about 18% left when it got there. Too close for me. I don't want this to control me when I am much further out. Don't trust it. Imagine it autolanding in trees or worse because it knew nothing of the 20 mph headwind it was facing.
You can turn it off in the assistant, but in any case it warns you on the screen before initiating, and you have ten seconds to cancel.srandall25 said:Thanks, that's a big help. I sure wish there was a way to disable the auto land at 15% or over ride it...
4wd said:You can turn it off in the assistant, but in any case it warns you on the screen before initiating, and you have ten seconds to cancel.srandall25 said:Thanks, that's a big help. I sure wish there was a way to disable the auto land at 15% or over ride it...
I thought I would leave it on for now. I've always landed by 20% remaining anyway.
There probably is a risk some users will have it normal practice to fly until it kicks in the auto return.
I think increasing throttle to 90% overrides itsrandall25 said:Thanks, that's a big help. I sure wish there was a way to disable the auto land at 15% or over ride it...
gr8pics said:So, based on your experiences so far, is there any reason i should mot stay on 3.04?
DBSAM said:I figured out how to get Ground Station to work when connected to the Phantom...
Old Gazer please confirm if it works for you.
When connected to aircraft, in the camera view, start the left swipe at the sd card icon to the sat icon and then start left...will work every time for me. Before this update I could swipe left anywhere on the screen to get to GS...If I am now connected to the aircraft I can start the left swipe from anywhere...seem like a software bug.
HTH
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