Coming soon - New "mRo Location One" a CAN GPS sensor

Very nice, will this be supporting the UAV CAN pre 1.0 that we are using today for the most part ?

You guys have clearly put a lot of effort into this one.

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Very impressive.

If you make an f9p version I’d be very keen

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Check the “mRo u-Blox ZED-F9 RTK L1/L2 GPS”

https://store.mrobotics.io/product-p/mr-m10020-a.htm

mRo u-Blox ZED-F9 RTK L1:L2 GPS Front

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We got a couple Location One in for testing and it is by far the best GPS unit I’ve tested (we’ve tested 13 so far). It manages a 0.6 HDOP in our office, which is the best indoor HDOP I’ve ever seen :slight_smile:

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I’ve the same Gps module…its really very sensitive, and you don’t need spend minutes to aquire the gps signal. Outdoor the HDOP is really very low…the rm3100 mag help a lot specially if around your area you have few mag field…
Not all CAN Gps are the same… but this one is really the best option you can find.
Firmware can be also update using MP.

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Hi Guys,
Had two mRo Location one installed and after a long calibration process got this in the orientation:
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Seems not aligned with the forward heading of the unit and flipped…any ideas?

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Can you attach pls the pics about how you mounted it?

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KitCAN node is awesome… I’ve already done three flights…, very accurate measurement in plus you have the baro and arm switch.
Baro reading is more accurate than the baro on the fc…with a very low light sensibility than the venerable ms5611

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The front of the drone is aligned with the arrow on the mRo Location One unit

Even there is the arm switch, it will not affect the external one you have… but it can help just in case you damage the external one or just in case it will not work properly…,

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Good day, during the calibration did you set the automatic learn off set?
i saw in your settings you have disabled the primary compass… leaving active the second and the third.
Which firmware version are you using?

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Hi @Dave84,
I have disabled the automatic offset learn.
I’ve left only the two external mRo units active (one of them as primary).
I’m using V4.0.0.

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Pls just update your firmware to the last versione… just active all the compasses… enabled the automatically learn offset and calibrate it again

My unit after the calibration

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Shouldn’t it work also without the internal compass?
regarding the Automatic offset learn - I’ve read that it’s functional only with COMPASS_LEARN = 3, which is InFlight learn - and I’m unable to pass the PreArm checks currently…
Regarding the latest FW version - are there any relevant fixes in 4.0.1/4.0.2?
Thanks!

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In 4.0.2 you will have the corrections about small bugs found on the previous version…

i will attach you a link so you can follow the previous versions and future developments…

In my opinion better use the external compass coz the one inside can be affected by mag field noises

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Just let me know pls the results when you have performed a new calibration…

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Will do, thanks @Dave84

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Hi Guys,
I’ve encountered a new issue with the latest mRo units - they don’t pass the calibration process.
Reviewing the different units using the UAVCAN GUI I’ve observed 3 different FW/SW versions:


Only the 1.0.d5729326 works fine. Any ideas?
Thanks

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Good day l, you have flash the correct firmware for the LocationOne? As now the firmware are board exclusive you need the correct version.
I’ve compiled the last firmware version… if you need i can attach you the binary file.
on which fc are you using it?

Hi @Dave84 - We have not flashed any of our Location One units. Which version are you using? (the 1.0.d5729326 seems the only one that works currently).
How do flash the units? Where do you get this version? is it mRo official?
We’re using mRo Z7 FC.
Roman