Went to calibrate the IMU on my Mavic2pro and found the pictures of how to place the MP2 during each stage has an error in the pictures. Anyone else notice ? The stage when you place it with the MP2 facing vertically on its rear end is missing.


1. M2P on its "legs"
2. M2P on its side facing left.
3. M2P on its side facing right.
4. M2P on its rear end vertical, (This picture is not shown in Go4 v4.3.0 at stage 4, it shows it back on its legs)
5. M2P on its back.


Anyone spot this ?

Thank you!

great find, thanks!

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Same here. I thought I was going crazy

DJI Paladin Posted at 2018-8-30 09:19
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Sorry I am not in a position to post a video. As per my post in this thread, the photograph in the DJI app GO4 4.3.0 "Calibrate IMU" at step 3/4 The image shows to place the M2P on its legs at a slight angle as per the photo posted above by djiuser_Fjzi1HQUOi4l, I believe this photo should show the M2P stood on its rear legs pointing vertically upwards. If you follow the photographs and position the M2P as instructed it fails to complete. If you put the M2P on its back legs vertically, then you get a Success calibration of the IMU.

The photograph is shown in the post by "djiuser_Fjzi1HQUOi4l" within this thread. Please have this corrected in the next version of DJI Go4.

DJI Paladin Posted at 2018-8-30 09:19
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The photo shows the correct calibration in previous Go 4 app, lower picture, and the incorrect photo in Go4 V4.3.0 in the top picture. Hope this helps.

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The DJI Mavic 2 Pro tutorial video for IMU calibration shows the process correctly, unfortunately the DJI app Go4 V4.3.0 for Android has the error. As users follow the process in the app there will be confusion and result in an unsuccessful calibration.

Mavic57pro2 Posted at 2018-8-30 12:07
The DJI Mavic 2 Pro tutorial video for IMU calibration shows the process correctly, unfortunately the DJI app Go4 V4.3.0 for Android has the error. As users follow the process in the app there will be confusion and result in an unsuccessful calibration.

May I know what mobile/ tablet that you are using? Kindly back up your files and sync your flight records and then reinstall the APP. If the issue is still the same, please let me know so that  I can forward this issue to our R&D engineers.

Samsung S8+, DJI Go4 4.3.0.Tried reinstall, still has the wrong picture during IMU calibration.

Mavic57pro2 Posted at 2018-8-31 12:10
Samsung S8+, DJI Go4 4.3.0.Tried reinstall, still has the wrong picture during IMU calibration.

Hi, Thanks for the response. First, the position of the aircraft during the calibration on the 3 steps would not be the standing aircraft and it should be on the steps number 4. We will forward this concern to our engineers. Please the image for the correct position on the aircraft on 3&4 steps.

DJI Tony Posted at 2018-8-31 13:10
Hi, Thanks for the response. First, the position of the aircraft during the calibration on the 3 steps would not be the standing aircraft and it should be on the steps number 4. We will forward this concern to our engineers. Please the image for the correct position on the aircraft on 3&4 steps.

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Thanks Tony, that is EXACTLY what I pointed out in my FIRST post. Hopefully resolved in the next DJI Go4 app.

I thought it was me not understanding the procedure correctly. I'm using a Samsung 6 and I'm getting the same issue  

DJI Tony, would it be possible to show images of all 5 correct positions clearly so as to avoid confusion.

Follow my steps in the very first post and you should get a Calibaration Successful.

Elmo Posted at 2018-8-31 14:30
DJI Tony, would it be possible to show images of all 5 correct positions clearly so as to avoid confusion.

Hi, Thanks for your inquiry. You can check our video tutorial on youtube and notice the instruction on the app that will show on the video as well. Thank you for the support.

Mavic57pro2 Posted at 2018-8-31 14:42
Follow my steps in the very first post and you should get a Calibaration Successful.

Thanks Mavic57. Going to try that now

DJI Tony Posted at 2018-8-31 16:22
Hi, Thanks for your inquiry. You can check our video tutorial on youtube and notice the instruction on the app that will show on the video as well. Thank you for the support.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOWD_OfOROI

Thanks Tony

I think this is a problem with the Android version of DJI Go 4 V4.3.0. I have seen a YouTube video using IOS to calibrate the IMU and those pictures are correct for each stage.

Mavic57pro2 Posted at 2018-9-1 02:26
I think this is a problem with the Android version of DJI Go 4 V4.3.0. I have seen a YouTube video using IOS to calibrate the IMU and those pictures are correct for each stage.

Hi, We have forwarded the concern to our engineers to see what seems to be the problem. Thank you for the support.

Elmo Posted at 2018-8-31 23:06
Thanks Mavic57. Going to try that now

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