Recieved an update today for the M3Pro, but still showing v01.01.0500.  One thing I have noticed now is that you can lower altiude whilst in auto return to home. Something I have been asking for, for sometime now. Has anyone else had this update and add on? Will test again tomorrow to make sure..

This is what shows for me, last update was on 27/12/2023

Just tried after update, flew to 600 meters out and did RTH, tried with both modes - Optimal and preset and cannot lower altitude while its in RTH.

To avoid any confusion, I would refer to the update version by both or either the version number or the date of the update (YYYY-MM-DD), not the date in which you discovered it or it was pushed to your drone (delayed).  From your title, I thought you were asking about a future update later this Spring, your dates are backwards!  ;)

The Saint Posted at 1-5 16:14
To avoid any confusion, I would refer to the update version by both or either the version number or the date of the update (YYYY-MM-DD), not the date in which you discovered it or it was pushed to your drone (delayed).  From your title, I thought you were asking about a future update later this Spring, your dates are backwards!  ;)

That's how we show the date every where outside the USA. Its day - month - year to us in New Zealand and most places.

Suren Posted at 1-5 18:50
That's how we show the date every where outside the USA. Its day - month - year to us in New Zealand and most places.

Come on @Suren, help us out.  We got a lot going on here.  : )

TonyPHX Posted at 1-5 18:54
Come on @Suren, help us out.  We got a lot going on here.  : )

Suren Posted at 1-5 18:50
That's how we show the date every where outside the USA. Its day - month - year to us in New Zealand and most places.

Don't tell them that... They don't need to know that....

PS

Same here... Last update was in December....

The Saint Posted at 1-5 16:14
To avoid any confusion, I would refer to the update version by both or either the version number or the date of the update (YYYY-MM-DD), not the date in which you discovered it or it was pushed to your drone (delayed).  From your title, I thought you were asking about a future update later this Spring, your dates are backwards!  ;)

"To avoid any confusion.... your dates are backwards!"


  That's hilarious... What's next?   You people....


https://www.news.com.au/technolo ... 948df44c0233ea8b4a9

5th of January 2024, is better for you guys maybe...  

Thanks Suren for clarifying the date for our friends in their different time zone/machine and the test.
Anyway back to the update, I tested again today, "6th Jan 2024"   and it lowered the height whilst in RTH when I was above 100m (115m) and I could reduce height all the way down until it went into landing mode.  BTW my RTH height is set at 35m.
But when I tried below 100m it would not let me decrease height at all...   Both tests in optimal RTH that's the mode I always use.

I know this which is why I used the ";)" icon but I guess it doesn't translate.  Where's the real icon for the wink?

Grimtheviking Posted at 1-6 04:25
5th of January 2024, is better for you guys maybe...  

Thanks Suren for clarifying the date for our friends in their different time zone/machine and the test.

Ok, that's the one.  

Grimtheviking Posted at 1-6 04:25
5th of January 2024, is better for you guys maybe...  

Thanks Suren for clarifying the date for our friends in their different time zone/machine and the test.

Okay, I was at around 80 meters when I tested, I will try again later today with 105.

The Saint Posted at 1-6 12:33
Ok, that's the one.

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Suren Posted at 1-6 12:45
Okay, I was at around 80 meters when I tested, I will try again later today with 105.

Ok Thanks Suren, your a gentleman.
Did you go for the other signal straightener we talked about?

The Saint Posted at 1-6 12:32
I know this which is why I used the ";)" icon but I guess it doesn't translate.  Where's the real icon for the wink?

This one?  

The Saint Posted at 1-6 12:32
I know this which is why I used the ";)" icon but I guess it doesn't translate.  Where's the real icon for the wink?

Unfortunately this forum use a slight variation of the code, so ";)" won't work...

Most Forum use the code :####: but on this forum you also need to add curly brakets { } for it to work..

Probably being so old, it also only recognised a very limited number of codes... you can always add smiley as small pictures, but it is not the quickest way... Unfortunately this forum also use a very limited numbers of BB codes as well...

Wink code here on this forum is :4_115: between { }

Grimtheviking Posted at 1-6 12:52
Ok Thanks Suren, your a gentleman.
Did you go for the other signal straightener we talked about?

I emailed the guy but no response as yet.

Hi, there. Thank you for sharing this query with us. The recent update for the DJI Mavic 3 Pro has been released on 2023-12-27. Please refer to the released notes or visit this link. I hope this information helps. Thank you for your support.

DJI Gamora Posted at 1-6 22:28
Hi, there. Thank you for sharing this query with us. The recent update for the DJI Mavic 3 Pro has been released on 2023-12-27. Please refer to the released notes or visit this link. I hope this information helps. Thank you for your support.

Thanks Gamora for that info, its not telling us much though..
Just the usual "Fixed some known issues"

Anyway Happy New Year to you all at Dji.

Suren Posted at 1-6 17:55
I emailed the guy but no response as yet.

Strange, he was straight back to me,

I tried again today to reduce altitude whilst in RTH, above and below 100m but no reaction...
Checked my flight data on Airdata and it shows downward stick action and height reduction at same time as RTH mode on the 5th and 6th Jan flights, so I wasn't dreaming it.. but it wouldn't do it today..

Grimtheviking Posted at 1-7 10:05
Strange, he was straight back to me,

I tried again today to reduce altitude whilst in RTH, above and below 100m but no reaction...

Yeah, when I tried it refused to work for me. Maybe it was a Glitch.

Grimtheviking Posted at 1-7 09:53
Thanks Gamora for that info, its not telling us much though..
Just the usual "Fixed some known issues"

Hi, there. Thank you for your inquiry. We are sorry for the inconvenience caused to you.  When "fixed some bugs" or "fixed some known issues" is described in the firmware release notes, it is usually to update some regular software running logic or fix some problems that do not affect the use of the product. These basically have no impact on your use of the product, please feel free to use it. If you have urgent shooting tasks, you can upgrade later; If it is an important firmware upgrade, engineers will list in the release notes what new features have been added or what user experience has been improved. At this time, it is recommended that you update the firmware in time to get a better experience.

DJI Gamora Posted at 1-8 01:43
Hi, there. Thank you for your inquiry. We are sorry for the inconvenience caused to you.  When "fixed some bugs" or "fixed some known issues" is described in the firmware release notes, it is usually to update some regular software running logic or fix some problems that do not affect the use of the product. These basically have no impact on your use of the product, please feel free to use it. If you have urgent shooting tasks, you can upgrade later; If it is an important firmware upgrade, engineers will list in the release notes what new features have been added or what user experience has been improved. At this time, it is recommended that you update the firmware in time to get a better experience.

Thanks for clarifying that Gamora. Have a good day.

Grimtheviking Posted at 1-8 01:53
Thanks for clarifying that Gamora. Have a good day.

Happy to help! Please let us know if you have further concerns. Cheers!