A useful video guide for advanced installation of Mission Planner is located here. Download the latest Mission Planner installer from here. Double click on the downloaded .msi file to run the installer. Follow the instructions to complete the setup process. The installation utility will automatically install any necessary software drivers. Steel no gps lock. Can't get help on what needs to be dun on the gps. lock. I wont fly until I get a gps lock. Some say to set the HDOP to 250 to get a gps lock. I don't know what the HDOP is in Mission Planer, so have not tried it. Sorry I cant be more help. I have created a S550 hexacopter drone using Pixhawk 2.4.8. Even after calibrating the compass my drone and its heading not appearing in the map of mission planner? and also in the instruments it says GPS:No fix please help me with this. this is my first time of using pixhawk 2.4.8 and also this is my first uav build Connect one of the radios to your computer using the micro USB cable. Power the radio attached to the vehicle by plugging in the vehicle’s battery. Open the Mission Planner and go to the Initial Setup | Optional Hardware | SiK Radio page. Select the correct COM port and set the baud rate to 57600. Ensure the “Connect” button is in a So now I am still getting “Prearm: Fence requires position” even though it seems as though I have a 3d fix. Here’s the Mission Planner warning, note my GPS status. I’m using two blended gps’s. I don’t understand why when I started using the two blended, the first gps always shows as “3d dgps” Open the mission planner’s Flight Data screen. Click on the Telemetry Logs tab. Press the “Tlog > Kml or Graph” button. Press the “Create KML + GPX” button. select the flight tlog. A .kmz and .kml file will be created along side the original .tlog and this can be opened in google earth to interactively view the 3d flight path. You can ZewT3m. Regarding the Dataflash logging, the two easiest ways to download them are: Connect Mission Planner to the Pixhawk. On the left side of the screen below the artificial horizon, scroll the buttons to the right until you see the DataFlash Logs button. Click that, and then click the Download DataFlash Logs Via Mavlink button. -or-. There is a big difference between GPS:no fix and GPS:noGPS. Nofix means you just have not gotten a good enough lock but the GPS is working and Ardupilot is receiving data. NOGPS means it is not connected or the baud rate is wrong. Ardupilot will not arm until you have a minimum number of satellites and a minimum quality signal. Hi. Im using ublox neo m8n gps module for my pixhawk, it lights solid red and i made calibrations. But when i open Mission Planner it says GPS: No fix. im not sure is my gps working. could you check it … I remember weeks ago also seeing in Mission Planner that in the HUD display my GPS keep switching bewteen "No GPS " to “No Fix”. My initial thought is that Ardupilot isn’t not capable of using two protocal at the same time and keep thinking that I unplug and plug the GPS. So, the initial solution is to configure the output of the GPS This is a new build APM 2.6, Hexacopter, with Arducopter 3.2 software. GPS is a uBlox NEO-M6. The problem; It is proving very difficult to get past the “PreArm: High GPS HDOP” warning - even though MP displays a solid 3D fix with 7 satellites (HDOP 2.37 or worse). I am reluctant to change the default GPS_HDOP_GOOD parameter from the default

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