Mid flight stop , stick message reset ?

[Morph1]

Hello members,
Quick post here , recently bought Mavic 2 pro , I am familiar with Phantom drones , yesterday while in flight I am getting this controller buzz the drone stops mid air with a message to release sticks to natural position or something like that , I do that the message disappears then I can fly the drone again... it was coming on several times... Can anyone let me know what is the problem here or what is this message all about ? it was about 20 km/h winds where I was flying , flew this unit several times with no such behavior on past flights...
anyone ?

 

[WobblingWillie]

It is the obstacle avoidance system. Either one of the front sensors (since I assume you were flying forward) detected an obstacle OR you were flying towards the sun (either straight at it or with it in view of the front sensors) and the sensor thought the glare from the sun was an obstacle. This happens from time to time. You can try recalibrating the obstacle avoidance system using the correct DJI Assissant for Mavic program and a laptop, if this starts happening frequently.

 

[Morph1]

thank you for your reply, I thought that was the issue but was not sure, can I ask you one more thing, what would be causing a laggy video feed to my tablet, I switched the video output to regular transmission and I lowered the bit rate not sure to which setting but I think the second one from the bottom. any thoughts ?

 

[WobblingWillie]

thank you for your reply, I thought that was the issue but was not sure, can I ask you one more thing, what would be causing a laggy video feed to my tablet, I switched the video output to regular transmission and I lowered the bit rate not sure to which setting but I think the second one from the bottom. any thoughts ?

Can you post some of the video in question along with info about what tablet/phone you're using, what version of the Go4 app you're using and is it Android or iOS? I leave my video feed on automatic. A screen shot of which settings you're talking about would help too.