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I'm working on an app based on OSDK 3.2 with a Matrice 600 Pro with a D-RTK module, and I'd like to get all of the RTK information, specially the Fix status. But as I can see in DJI_Type.h, the RTK data struct does not contain any status attribute:
typedef struct RTKData
{
uint32_t date;
uint32_t time;
float64_t longitude;
float64_t latitude;
//! @warning the 'Hmsl' field will be renamed in a future release.
float32_t Hmsl;
float32_t velocityNorth;
float32_t velocityEast;
//! @warning the 'velocityGround' field will be renamed to velocityDown in the next release.
float32_t velocityGround;
int16_t yaw;
uint8_t posFlag;
uint8_t yawFlag;
} RTKData;
Is there a way of getting the fix status on the 3.2 version of the OSDK?
I can see that it is possible using version 3.3, but it's still not available for the 600 Pro. I know that it will be released soon, but I'd love to have more information about this. Soon could mean one week or two months. Can we get a time estimate?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In OSDK 3.2, the posFlag and the yawFlag map to the posHealthFlag and yawHealthFlag structs in the 3.3 doc - so the fix status should be the same as the doc mentioned here.
---Original (incorrect) Answer--
The RTK fix was introduced in the new firmware, so it is not possible to get that data with OSDK 3.2.
Hello!
I'm working on an app based on OSDK 3.2 with a Matrice 600 Pro with a D-RTK module, and I'd like to get all of the RTK information, specially the Fix status. But as I can see in DJI_Type.h, the RTK data struct does not contain any status attribute:
Is there a way of getting the fix status on the 3.2 version of the OSDK?
I can see that it is possible using version 3.3, but it's still not available for the 600 Pro. I know that it will be released soon, but I'd love to have more information about this. Soon could mean one week or two months. Can we get a time estimate?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: