How can I fly straight very close to objet without my drone going up and down all the time in atti or gps mode... There is a way ??? It's so annoying !!!

If the drone drift upwards ... you press the left stick down ... If it drift downwards you push the left stick up ...
Other then that ... NO ... there is not a way other then asking DJI to fix this in one of the future firmwares!
Edit ...
Dissregard my comment above ... I obviously know nothing !

w1der Posted at 2015-7-22 23:29
If the drone drift upwards ... you press the left stick down ... If it drift downwards you push the  ...

Is the height adjustment due to the VPS?  I know the Inspire 1 uses both barometer and VPS, I think the barometer reads absolute altitude and not AGL so any difference in altitude due to the ground changing shouldn't result in height variations.  If this is correct then, try to disable VPS (this can be done in the DJI Pilot App) and see if your AC flies straight and level over the ground.

In the DJI Pilot app

Advanced Settings --> (scroll down to) Enable Vision Positioning System

dundee Posted at 2015-7-23 00:00
In the DJI Pilot app

Advanced Settings --> (scroll down to) Enable Vision Positioning System

What ... when did we get this ?

Yay !!!
So happy ... now I can do a project I bummed out on due to this earlier!

w1der Posted at 2015-7-23 00:16
What ... when did we get this ?

Yay !!!

My pleasure.

dundee Posted at 2015-7-23 00:00
In the DJI Pilot app

Advanced Settings --> (scroll down to) Enable Vision Positioning System

I don't find this mode !!! And I've just downloaded the latest version of the pilot app...

where ???

yvon.labarthe@f Posted at 2015-7-23 00:57
where ???

I have different tablet, but imo you can scroll down to see more options

dundee Posted at 2015-7-23 01:01
I have different tablet, but imo you can scroll down to see more options

I did, there is nothing more... Do you have an i-phone ? maybe, this option is not available on android...

Just checked
This option is there for IOS version 1.2.0 but not for Android version 1.2.0

dundee Posted at 2015-7-23 01:09
Just checked
This option is there for IOS version 1.2.0 but not for Android version 1.2.0

Why DJI make all the time so much difference between android and IOS, there is always something different... I hate that !

yvon.labarthe@f Posted at 2015-7-23 01:02
I did, there is nothing more... Do you have an i-phone ? maybe, this option is not available on an ...

Is the radio and Inspire turned on and connected? I've noticed there are different options when only opening the app without connecting to the radio and I1.

AegisFC Posted at 2015-7-23 01:27
Is the radio and Inspire turned on and connected? I've noticed there are different options when on ...

Yes, everything was turned on and the camera was plugged on the inspire 1...

I think you can disable VPS on Phantom 3 only not on the inspire.

dundee Posted at 2015-7-23 01:09
Just checked
This option is there for IOS version 1.2.0 but not for Android version 1.2.0

Dundee - can you share a screen shot of this as I was not able to see it in the iPad Air that I have with the latest OS. Much appreciated

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snathla@gmail.c Posted at 2015-7-23 10:50
Dundee - can you share a screen shot of this as I was not able to see it in the iPad Air that I ha ...

Here is the screen shot of the options in IOS 1.2.0



Rich

Thanks Rich. I am not at home right now with my Inspire to post that up.

RichJ53 Posted at 2015-7-23 11:52
Here is the screen shot of the options in IOS 1.2.0

This is really strage, here is the screen shot of the IOS app I have 1.2. I have this view with the iPhone but not the iPad. Not sure why there is a difference

If I disconnect the iPad from the RC it shows me the same view that you have. I upgraded the RC not sure why I am seeing this difference.

Hi all,

You can only see VPS and Arms LED light Toggle buttons when you TURN OFF the craft (Inspire1). See picture on post #18 from Rich above.
These options are already put in place on app version 1.2.0 (IOS). Not Android.

You can NOT deactivate VPS on the Inspire1 at the moment. (you can on the P3)
Imo, these functions will be activated in the next FW or app.

Not recommended, but unless you know what you are doing, tape the 2 sensors and make it blind.
If you do so, keep following things into consideration.
  1) Landing gear will NOT lower automatically when approaching the ground (+/-80cm)
  2) When the Inspire1 is on the ground, landing gear will raise when you flick the landing gear button up on the remote,
       with a risk to damage or scratch the Camera/Gimble.


PS:
When VPS is disabled, then barometer readings should make the final decision to lower/raise the landing gear when you flick the button.

So ... I was correct then ...