Pilot and controller mode only and IRS issue

[Rawados]

My drone os working only in pilot and controller mode . All other modes are disabled, knowing that i made sure to enable them from the drone settings.

And second , my drone is always showing IRS error .

To note , i was flying with the drone indoor .

 

[DoomMeister]

When flying indoors you need to disable the GPS. It is unreliable indoors.

Position this switch to the left (Off).

The IRS error can usually be solved by turning on lights. As long as you can get to a yellow on the Status indicator you should be able to takeoff.

That being said, flying indoors is a lot riskier than flying outdoors, until you get used to controlling the aircraft. A large open field without trees or other obstacles is best. You really need to do the compass calibration in an area like that anyway.

When flying indoors, remember the positioning system will try to maintain your hover height. When you fly over obstacles like tables, chairs, sofas and so forth, the Breeze will gain altitude to maintain that clearance over them. With 8 foot ceilings it can get dicey in a heartbeat.

 

[robbie2]

Pilot and controller modes are the only ones NOT requiring GPS signal. Flying indoors usually means insufficient GPS reception, so that would explain why they stay disabled. IRS depends on lighting and contrast of the surface above that you are flying, check whether it was too dark or too unstructured ( or reflecting). Good luck!

 

[Rawados]

When flying indoors you need to disable the GPS. It is unreliable indoors.
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Position this switch to the left (Off).

The IRS error can usually be solved by turning on lights. As long as you can get to a yellow on the Status indicator you should be able to takeoff.

That being said, flying indoors is a lot riskier than flying outdoors, until you get used to controlling the aircraft. A large open field without trees or other obstacles is best. You really need to do the compass calibration in an area like that anyway.

When flying indoors, remember the positioning system will try to maintain your hover height. When you fly over obstacles like tables, chairs, sofas and so forth, the Breeze will gain altitude to maintain that clearance over them. With 8 foot ceilings it can get dicey in a heartbeat.

Thankkk youuu !! Problem solved !!

 

[Rawados]

Pilot and controller modes are the only ones NOT requiring GPS signal. Flying indoors usually means insufficient GPS reception, so that would explain why they stay disabled. IRS depends on lighting and contrast of the surface above that you are flying, check whether it was too dark or too unstructured ( or reflecting). Good luck!

Thank youu !! Problem solved !!!

 

[DoomMeister]

Great!