Punchbuggy
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SomeoneElsesDro Posted at 2017-7-7 01:31
Is that a loss of temper I detect in your tone Punchbuggy? Now I have seen everything. Seriously though - this has to be a simple oversight in terms of how Assistant picks up on the version number and should be fixable in a short timeframe.. DJI admins - think you really need to pick on this thread ASAP!!
I wonder if you had a spare P4 you could somehow spoof the software - bait and switch style. Interesting thought experiment as I don't think anyone has two P4 standards.
Hey SED, there's only so much a bear can bare. hehe. But as pointed out elsewhere, this issue have now been resolved so marking this thread accordingly. Thanks DJI for addressing this.
Noting how the P4P beta firmware was distributed, DJI appear to manage firmware access via account flags. I'm sure I was one of many who provided account details to be passed to engineers before the penny must have dropped. I have to say that DJI support team monitoring the DJI Support Facebook page were very fast to respond to me directly when I posted the issue up there.
My update went smoothly. Took ~45 min all up.I checked that Assistant 2 saw the new update, and powered the P4 down.
Connected my iPhone 7, powered on the RC, and fired up latest DJI GO. Went into the status screen and pressed red triangle to be told there was an RC update. Did that (via phone wifi).
Fired up Assistant 2 on the PC, and then the P4. Started firmware update. Following succesful update (the firmware downloaded at a slow but consistent pace), I powered P4 down, inserted next battery, and powered back up. Did a firmware refresh to update the battery's firmware, and that powered through (it didn't need to download again).
Power cycled both the RC and P4 (after disconnecting from PC). They linked fine automatically.
Went into GO settings to check everything out, but majority of settings had stuck (some hadn't) - didn't expect that.
Did IMU recalibration, then gimbal recalibration.
Then back to Assistant 2 to do VPS calibration. Bam! The ongoing issue with V1.1.2 - 'Frame alignment error'. Just could not get it to work. Fell back to my usual solution - uninstall and then install v1.1.0 with driver signature enforcement off. Assistant 2 v1.1.0 still asks me to keep rebooting the P4, but I ignore that and click 'Calibrate' and all good. Yay!
Off to test out later today.
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