Hello,

I have prepared a mission planning on my P4 RTK. After saving the same, I forgot the Altitude I have set for my mission.

How to know the altitude of my mission?

How to change the altitude of my mission without going for replanning and setting the required altitude.

Thanks for your help.

(More questions on P4 RTK are coming soon)

I have not been able to Edit a mission once saved, hopefully that gets fixed ASAP.

I have not been able to Edit a mission once saved, hopefully that gets fixed ASAP.

Be careful on setting the Altitude as well, I set my GS RTK Software to Imperial and in the planning phase the Alitutde is in Metric so it will show 30 as the default height and that's 30 Meters aka 100 Feet.

LYVFD8142 Posted at 4-4 05:21
I have not been able to Edit a mission once saved, hopefully that gets fixed ASAP.

Hello,

If you want to change your plan or edit something after saving it, you will need to go back to kml, open the required one. Edit it, as you have done previously and then save.

In short, you will again have to go to KML. I did not find any shortcut to edit the saved/planned mission.

LYVFD8142 Posted at 4-4 05:23
Be careful on setting the Altitude as well, I set my GS RTK Software to Imperial and in the planning phase the Alitutde is in Metric so it will show 30 as the default height and that's 30 Meters aka 100 Feet.

Altitude units can be changed from the settings.

hardrone Posted at 4-4 20:54
Altitude units can be changed from the settings.

I will take a look again. Normally if I set Imperial I shouldn't need to set something else, poor design if that is true. I guess that's the software developer in me.

hardrone Posted at 4-4 20:51
Hello,

If you want to change your plan or edit something after saving it, you will need to go back to kml, open the required one. Edit it, as you have done previously and then save.

This is a program design flaw. You should be able to edit any mission from within the GS RTK software. Using a KML file to import missions makes it tolerable but I have planned a mission on screen and once saved you can't edit it so you have to recreate the mission. This is why I call it a program flaw. DroneDeploy, Pix4D, Litchi, etc allows you to create and edit missions. Forcing a user to recreate something or jump through hoops is a bad design.

LYVFD8142 Posted at 4-5 04:03
This is a program design flaw. You should be able to edit any mission from within the GS RTK software. Using a KML file to import missions makes it tolerable but I have planned a mission on screen and once saved you can't edit it so you have to recreate the mission. This is why I call it a program flaw. DroneDeploy, Pix4D, Litchi, etc allows you to create and edit missions. Forcing a user to recreate something or jump through hoops is a bad design.

So is the fact that one can't save base station coordinates and must type them in anew every time. And the fact that one has to do the math to add antenna height rather than having a separate place to enter (and save) it.
Clearly software designed by non-users.