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Dear people.
I have set up:
-PixHawk 4 mini -PX4FLOW V2.3 -GPS
The communication to the groundcontrol station is via wireless.
So far I can see in the mavlink inspector the:
-optical_flow_rad -local_position_ned
I use EKF2 and I have Set
SENS_FLOW_ROT to 270 degrees, default EKF2_AID_MASK to use optical flow and GPS EKF2_HGT_MODE to use the range finder
The question is:
How can I check the the PX4FLOW sensor is working correctly together with the GPS?
In other words, I guess that I shall get a position [xyz] that comes from the combination of both the GPS and the PX4FLOW, right?
Any advise or suggestion is appreciated
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Hm, afaik PX4FLOW itself does not do anything with GPS, so any kind of combination with GPS happens on the PixHawk side, so you better ask there.
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Dear people.
I have set up:
-PixHawk 4 mini
-PX4FLOW V2.3
-GPS
The communication to the groundcontrol station is via wireless.
So far I can see in the mavlink inspector the:
-optical_flow_rad
-local_position_ned
I use EKF2 and I have Set
SENS_FLOW_ROT to 270 degrees, default
EKF2_AID_MASK to use optical flow and GPS
EKF2_HGT_MODE to use the range finder
The question is:
How can I check the the PX4FLOW sensor is working correctly together with the GPS?
In other words, I guess that I shall get a position [xyz] that comes from the combination of both the GPS and the PX4FLOW, right?
Any advise or suggestion is appreciated
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: