DJI Mavic 2 Pro Sensor fault. Drone Lands by its self ...

[Ikopta]

Anyone else had this issue with the DJI Mavic 2 Pro?
#DJI #Mavic2Pro was going so well ...until today.
Now has a #fault with the downward sensor decided to land with 75% battery

 

[Former Member]

Probably a firmware problem. Hope they make it right for you.

 

[BD0G]

Try again and this time instead of pointing the sensors at the screen like a "flashlight" as you refer to it. Instead why not hold the Mavic 2 at a constant distance from the screen and move the Mavic 2 and dont tilt it . Instead pretend that you have a sponge in your hand and you are wiping the screen from a set distance. Essentially making a box.

 

[Former Member]

Using a desktop is easier for me. Mu laptop always fails.

 

[SpinItUp]

Some guy commented on YouTube (Peter Brøsted Jensen) said it was the fog

 

[BD0G]

See this Youtube Video as the guy in the video does his calibration with the positioning of the Mavic 2 in a different fashion.

 

[SpinItUp]

Your screen wasn't perpendicular (looked vertically challenged) to the craft and the blue object needs to be followed as if you have the craft on a dolly truck as you MOVE IT not point at it (and at the given screens angle it's going to be off to start with even before you start.

If you're going to be half***** about it...(get your elbows off the desk man!)

M2P sensor fault?
User error, the digital daemons within have spoken more like.
Any other drones had an issue with Dylan?