This blog focuses on DJI Mavic 2 pro "Attitude mode" (ATTI mode), including modifying, setting, and flying in actual scenarios. Introduction - ATTI mode is a flight mode that during a situation when the aircraft does not receive GPS signal, ATTI mode will be activated automatically. For our pilot to get better used to the ATTI mode, we have to manually modify the aircraft, which allows us to manually switch between GPS positioning mode and ATTI mode without losing the GPS signals. In order to do that, we will need the DJI Assistant V1.1.2. As we connect to the aircraft with the Assistant, Modification inside the Javascript for the system is required. This action will replace one of the original flight modes. In this case, we will select the Tripod mode, the least used mode among all the three. After Modified, SAVE. Flying - After we have done the software modification. We bring the aircraft to our turf farm for flying experiments. ⚠ Actions for emergency condit...
The completion of Lab 11 provided a great introduction to programming with Arduino and coding programming for basic electronics. The first exercise involved writing a simple code to print "Hello World!" on the serial monitor, which helped me to familiarize myself with the basic structure of an Arduino sketch. The very first coding to run the Hello World text in a loop... The second exercise involved creating an output via LED and learning how to build a simple circuit to blink an attached LED. Our lab required us to build the LED blinking at the rate of the Moss code of SOS. Here is the code attached, it was a lot of fun! Overall, the lab exercises were very informative and provided a solid understanding to me of the basics of programming with Arduino and basic electronics. Through this lab, I learned how to set up and use the Arduino IDE, but in a very simple way, please see my next blog for further innovations regarding the Arduino System.
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