Actually, it is only a count up distance report currently; once the Phantom reaches waypoint 0 it will stop updating. It does not yet count down, but I am adding that facility.
Ultimate Flight (Android)-waypoint + save/load RELEASED!
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Actually, it is only a count up distance report currently; once the Phantom reaches waypoint 0 it will stop updating. It does not yet count down, but I am adding that facility.
I have been back to playing with the app with pretty good success. Not sure if my phone updated or you have made some bug fixes in the program but I am not losing video anymore.
I have a request which might be operator related and not an app issue. I almost always fly beyond connectivity via mission or control and lose WiFi. I am currently switching over to the WIFI app and waiting for the Phantom to get back in range and then coming back to ultimate app. It would be nice to know what WiFi I am connected to when inside your app and further see when Phantom comes back in range and be able to reconnect inside the app. I would think the latter part would be possible.
Something like Phantom XXX is back in range do you want to reconnect?
Am I missing something?
I have a request which might be operator related and not an app issue. I almost always fly beyond connectivity via mission or control and lose WiFi. I am currently switching over to the WIFI app and waiting for the Phantom to get back in range and then coming back to ultimate app. It would be nice to know what WiFi I am connected to when inside your app and further see when Phantom comes back in range and be able to reconnect inside the app. I would think the latter part would be possible.
Something like Phantom XXX is back in range do you want to reconnect?
Am I missing something?
Reconnection is an issue with the current SDK; I, as well as many other 3rd parties have been trying to find a way to make it work; ideally DJI would automagically reconnect but they don't (currently); hopefully DJI fixes it!
The app can presently be loaded to the SD card.
I will add the ability to save app's files to the SD card soon.
So is there a way to to have a drop down or something in the fly app so you can see what Wifi you are connected to?
Currently if you lose connectivity you have no idea what you are connected to.
Since you have the ability to select the wireless from your main screen I would think you have the ability to do something like Phantom XX is available again do yo want to reconnect.
Here's just a tip for those using this app. My tablet only has wifi and while I don't often do GS missions I do like to free-fly and practice in certain locations. I have cached Google Earth aerials for all of the locations I plan on flying ahead of time by setting up a GS mission for each, but only entering a single point. That will save the aerial photo for me so when I get to my flying area, I just call up the mission for that area, delete the waypoint, and start flying with the aerial as reference.
And I too am interested to know what the "MCU ERROR: Configuration Error" means. I have gotten that upon landing also. (Hey, at least I'm on the ground.)
Me too, a number of times.And I too am interested to know what the "MCU ERROR: Configuration Error" means. I have gotten that upon landing also. (Hey, at least I'm on the ground.)
I get it often as well but I think the app is more sensitive to reporting the errors.
I have not checked but is he still developing the app?
It does fly missions well. I have been using it for that a lot.
Kind of wondering if a lot of the P2V+ products will die out with P3 here.
Once again... This thing does great missions
I have not checked but is he still developing the app?
It does fly missions well. I have been using it for that a lot.
Kind of wondering if a lot of the P2V+ products will die out with P3 here.
Once again... This thing does great missions
The app reports it when the SDK tells the app it happened; I've seen it most often when the batteries get low but I rarely have actually seen it to be an indication of a 'real' problem; I think the SDK reports things incorrectly but rather than filter it out and ignore it I show it (I'd rather err on the side of caution than have something really be wrong and not let the pilot decide).
For what its work mine does it often when landing. Even with 60 - 70% battery. I have learned to ignore it. Does not happen with DJI app. Just wuth Ultimate app.
That's good to know; I've taken to set the repeat timer to 0 just so I see it once; unless I see red LEDs on the Phantom I also ignore it.
Which version? The new Phantom 3 version has a known SDK bug awaiting a fix from DJI; speed isn't being reported to the app so it will show 0. The Phantom 2 version should show correctly.
It depends.
The app can load KML files which is a standard map point format used by Google Earth and other applications. If the Mission Planner app you are using can same as KML then yes, it will load.
