@jeremyrbrown5 We have figured it out. It was the parameters SYS_HAS_MAG and SYS_HAS_GPS. Will be testing autonomous flight tomorrow!

@jonathankampia https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/voxl-sdk/core-libs/libmodal-pipe/-/blob/master/library/src/interfaces.c?ref_type=heads#L72

Hello @newdroneflyer ,

In order to adjust focus of the hires camera, you need to do the following:

loosen the screw that holds the lens and prevents it from turning. this will allow the lens to turn within the assembly turn the lens using the lens focus tool (should have come with your Starling 2), it is a black plastic tool that goes around the rim of the lens and allows you to turn the lens. after focusing, tighten the screw that was loosened in step 1.

starling2_hires_focus_steps.png

Here is the picture of the focus tool, it has two sizes - one for hires camera, one for tracking camera (if needed). You should have received one with the Starling2 (in an envelope, probably different packaging).
starling2_focus_tool.jpg

Alex

Hi @JoonaR,

Yes, the Starling 2 drones are shipped with the lepton adapter (M0187), but Lepton sensor itself is not included.

https://docs.modalai.com/M0187/

Alex

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@cbay ,

As long as the Boson / Boson+ 640 (or 320) supports MIPI output, it should work. We believe that some Boson models do NOT have MIPI support (HW limitation) but all Boson+ do have MIPI support. Please check with your vendor to make sure MIPI output is supported.

Also, did you actually mean M0187, or something else? M0187 is an adapter for a Flir Lepton : https://docs.modalai.com/M0187/

Alex

@YUUJI-INOUE ,

Yes the square glass piece is the IR cut filter. It should be glued to the lens assembly in the for corners of the square. You could remove it yourself, at your own risk. Please see a similar discussion and results in the following thread : https://forum.modalai.com/topic/4826/msu-m0149-1-ir-filter (this that case, the lens is slightly different and it was much more difficult to remove the IR filter). In your case, the filter may pop out without breaking, but it is likely to break. You may want to put some tape on the filter before removing it, which would help avoid having loose pieces of glass.

Alex

@mkriesel You'll need to re-flash the SDK and select the correct kernel option that supports C11.

When running ./install.sh you'll see the following options:

Would you like to continue with SDK install? 1) Yes, with questions along the way to configure VOXL 2 2) Yes, just update SDK keeping the same SKU configuration 3) No

Select, option 1, and you'll get the option to choose which kernel to flash

Detected: M0054-1 (QRB5165M) Detected: Config 1 w/ M0173 Breakout Board (Starling 2 Max, Starling 2, FPV V5) ======================================================================================================= In order to support all of VOXL's camera configurations, specific drones require differing kernel images. Please select your drone hardware to proceed with flashing the appropriate kernel image. ======================================================================================================= PLEASE SELECT WHICH KERNEL TO FLASH 0. M0054-1 -> QRB5165M, Starling (D0005), Sentinel (D0006), FPV V4 (D0008), D0010, PX4 Dev Kit (D0011) 1. M0054-1 -> QRB5165M w/ M0173 Camera Breakout Board, Starling 2 Max (D0012), Starling 2 (D0014), FPV V5 (D0008/D0019/D0020) Select your choice from the options above or press [Enter] to continue with current config:

For your use case, you'll want to select option 0 as you are not using an M0173 camera breakout board and the C11 camera config is inherited from the sentinel (D0006) platform.