Hello DJI,

When i shut down the sensors ( collision ) Mavic2pro, the upward sensor always stay on, always.

When i shut down the sensors, al the sensors have to be off, the upward sensor istay always on.
For all other users, test it, hang the mavic in front of you, hold your hand above the drone and it will go down, even when you shut off the sensors in the app.

That way i can not fly treu narrow gaps, it will push the drone down and crash. the crash happend and props are gone, luck only the props are broken and not more!

Sorry for my englisch,

Vincent

I think the upward sensor is somehow linked to the VPS - turning off the OA will not turn off the upward sensor. Try turning off VPS too.

A J Posted at 9-5 23:33
I think the upward sensor is somehow linked to the VPS - turning off the OA will not turn off the upward sensor. Try turning off VPS too.

I shut down everything ,even then the upward sensor stays on

DRAGenDROP Posted at 9-5 23:41
I shut down everything ,even then the upward sensor stays on

Including VPS? Thats odd

DRAGenDROP Posted at 9-5 23:41
I shut down everything ,even then the upward sensor stays on

Can you post a screen shot of the app after turning them off.

A J Posted at 9-5 23:45
Including VPS? Thats odd

VPS? everyting is off, also vision presision system, still the infrared sensor stay on

DRAGenDROP Posted at 9-11 14:00
VPS? everyting is off, also vision presision system, still the infrared sensor stay on

VPS is the vision positioning system. If that is turned off in addition to the obstacle avoidance then it is strange that the upward sensor remains on as no other way of turning that off.

A J Posted at 9-12 01:05
VPS is the vision positioning system. If that is turned off in addition to the obstacle avoidance then it is strange that the upward sensor remains on as no other way of turning that off.

jeep i have everything off and still the top sensor stays on, you can test it your self.

Here happens same.. I had one accident because of that. Fallen from 10th floor apartment. I mis detected ceiling and lowered drone, that touched windows by about 5 inches and then fallen.. all this for nothing.. I aways disable sensors unsung c buttons..  should have individual control for what we want disable or not in settings.. like upward sensor, vps, lateral, forward, etc. then we could check some or all.. we choose.. we must have control over it to know what will happen without bad surprises. This looks so simple. Not understand why this wasn made yet.

DRAGenDROP Posted at 9-19 13:25
jeep i have everything off and still the top sensor stays on, you can test it your self.

Appears to be an independent sensor then

A J Posted at 9-19 23:09
Appears to be an independent sensor then

i hope not, that way you can not fly thru narrow stuf, I hope it's a DJI problem and needs to sorted out.

A J Posted at 9-5 23:45
Including VPS? Thats odd

Yes it does stay on

DRAGenDROP Posted at 9-20 03:18
i hope not, that way you can not fly thru narrow stuf, I hope it's a DJI problem and needs to sorted out.

May be in FW as does appear to remain on with no option to switch off

DRAGenDROP Posted at 9-20 03:45
Yes it does stay on

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Didn't know about this.  Sorry for your crashes, but thanks for sharing.