My Mavic 2 Pro throws Calibrate IMU in the Go 4 App everyTime I power it up. I do the calibration many times and it says completed and successfully calibrated.
Power it off, power it on, same thing, shows Calibrate IMU.
I DID vision sensors calibration on DJI assistant 2, and calibrated the compass, though there was no warning.
I refreshed the firmware in Assist 2.
The motors will start, there are no other errors.
I had to replace the YAW ribbon cable to the motor was cracked. I pulled the coil and replaced it, keeping the magnet ‘bell’.
I am wondering if a neutral orientation of the YAW ribbon is part of the motor build? Because I did not line up the connector to any single point.
I put the coil assembly close to the magnet and it sucked itself in.
There are no stops like the Roll motor, the ribbon spins 360 degrees.
I believe this correlation is solved by Python calibrating travel and centering the three axis. This is done and the gimbal dance is all good.
Going to downgrade firmware then check for change then upgrade....
Prolly needs a board / component changed out.
Is it possible that the ribbon must be situated at the center point that lines up with the camera over the nose of the drone?
The Go 4 app shows Accelerometer DATA ERROR.
AnyOne getting a consistent Calibrate IMU warning even when the calibration has been done successfully?
Power it off, power it on, same thing, shows Calibrate IMU.
I DID vision sensors calibration on DJI assistant 2, and calibrated the compass, though there was no warning.
I refreshed the firmware in Assist 2.
The motors will start, there are no other errors.
I had to replace the YAW ribbon cable to the motor was cracked. I pulled the coil and replaced it, keeping the magnet ‘bell’.
I am wondering if a neutral orientation of the YAW ribbon is part of the motor build? Because I did not line up the connector to any single point.
I put the coil assembly close to the magnet and it sucked itself in.
There are no stops like the Roll motor, the ribbon spins 360 degrees.
I believe this correlation is solved by Python calibrating travel and centering the three axis. This is done and the gimbal dance is all good.
Going to downgrade firmware then check for change then upgrade....
Prolly needs a board / component changed out.
Is it possible that the ribbon must be situated at the center point that lines up with the camera over the nose of the drone?
The Go 4 app shows Accelerometer DATA ERROR.
AnyOne getting a consistent Calibrate IMU warning even when the calibration has been done successfully?
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