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Firmware v1.7.3 & QGC v3.3.0
During test flights I noticed that the drone does not fly the route I specified, but always flies in any other direction. Several times I recalibrated all sensor systems with QGroundControl and still got the following warining: preflight failed mag sensors inconsistent
After a few searches, I found the cause:
One internal magnetic sensor provided data that differed greatly from the other internal magnetic sensor and the magnetic sensor of the external GPS compass module. I created plots in all three axes using FlightPlot.
Internal magnetic sensor (sensor_mag_0 & sensor_mag_1):
I can’t tell which sensor is exactly mag_0 and which is mag_1.
In the X-axis the magnetic sensor 1 has an offset, in the Y- & Z-axis it looks as if the signal is mirrored.
First tried to change the orientation of the sensor (CAL_MAG1_ROT), but after the QGC after the fifth time, set the value back to Internal mag, we left this.
As a result, I have deactivated the magnetic sensor in QGroundControl, which has a systematic deviation (CAL_MAG1_EN set to Disabled).
Since that moment, the drone has been flying exactly as planned!
My questions are this now:
Where could the error come from with the wrong signal?
How can you fix it yourself?
Thanks for your help!
Regards Cédi
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Firmware v1.7.3 & QGC v3.3.0
During test flights I noticed that the drone does not fly the route I specified, but always flies in any other direction. Several times I recalibrated all sensor systems with QGroundControl and still got the following warining: preflight failed mag sensors inconsistent
I have read the following forum posts:
After a few searches, I found the cause:
One internal magnetic sensor provided data that differed greatly from the other internal magnetic sensor and the magnetic sensor of the external GPS compass module. I created plots in all three axes using FlightPlot.
Internal magnetic sensor (sensor_mag_0 & sensor_mag_1):
External magnetic sensor (sensor_mag_2):
I can’t tell which sensor is exactly mag_0 and which is mag_1.
In the X-axis the magnetic sensor 1 has an offset, in the Y- & Z-axis it looks as if the signal is mirrored.
First tried to change the orientation of the sensor (CAL_MAG1_ROT), but after the QGC after the fifth time, set the value back to Internal mag, we left this.
As a result, I have deactivated the magnetic sensor in QGroundControl, which has a systematic deviation (CAL_MAG1_EN set to Disabled).
Since that moment, the drone has been flying exactly as planned!
My questions are this now:
Thanks for your help!
Regards Cédi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: