@zkern5254 I'll see if I can get any other ideas from the team.

Hi @Chase-Dunaway
Voxl, VoxlFlight, Voxl CAM, and Voxl2 all use the same power module shown here:
https://docs.modalai.com/power-module-v3-datasheet/
You want to make sure your 5V output specs match these specs in order to ensure a smooth PDB replacement option.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks!

@Patrick-Hinchey looks like your pose didn't fixed according to apriltag this time. Maybe you can try to handhold the drone and inspect voxl-vision-px4 -f or inspect voxl-pose -f to see if the apriltag fix your position or not.

If not maybe you can follow https://docs.modalai.com/voxl-tag-detector/ to setup. If it does change pose, check the value to make sure it's correct according to apirltag

Ok great.
Thanks Alex

@Chad-Sweet Yet another update... after rebooting, and re-installing the EM7565, wwan0 did come up this time. 🙂 But I still have the problem that I can't communicate with /dev/ttyUSB2. 😞

@tom Thank you. It works well

Hi,
So sorry for the delay in response,

Can you show an image of the dfs-disparity debug image, this is what gets piped into the voa monitor, and seeing what your stereo cameras are seeing will allow us to see if the issue is a sensor one or an integration one.

@Alex-Gardner @Matt-Turi
Thank you for quick reply. It help me a lots.

In conclusion,

via cable, I can use adb pull to download file. via local network, I can use scp to download file. latest version, I can download file via voxl-portal Map page.

@Eli-Pollack It's not something we've tried ourselves. I would recommend reaching out to Microhard. If they have suggestions, I may be able to help with figuring out implementation.

@MartinP This is a bug that we have since fixed but requires flashing that the image you're trying to flash in order to fix...

However, a work-around is to do the following when forcing the board into fastboot:

disconnect power and USB press and hold fastboot button attach power attach usb wait a few seconds now release fastboot button

@Chad-Sweet I believe this is what I need. Thanks.

Thanks, I will try that

@Chad-Sweet said in Change Altitude of Take-off mode:

MIS_TAKEOFF_ALT

I am able to set this value with the desired height. The issue is that why is it that the takeoff service height is ignored?

@Chad-Sweet got it, thanks

yes, it sounds like a cable is not connected or was damaged somehow

this is a standard linux networking system. Have you googled how to manage the network interfaces?

Maybe make sure your routing tables are properly configured for what you are trying to do? https://opensource.com/business/16/8/introduction-linux-network-routing

Hi @shlee853 ,

Sorry this is a super old post that got missed, checking in to see if you were able to resolve the issue or not?