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I have an H20T hooked up to my M300 and I'm using OSDK-ROS on my onboard Jetson to control the gimbal. However, I've noticed that the angle in the default position (facing directly front) is 0 degree roll 0 degree pitch and -100 degree yaw. Is there a way to set this angle to be 0 0 0 at its default position? Also, is the default angle always 0 0 -100? Sometimes the angle values are set to something else like 0 0 -65 at its default position. Thanks.
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Does the magnetometer reading only affect the initial gimbal yaw value or is the gimbal yaw value entirely based on the magnetometer reading according to NEU? We're talking about dji_osdk_ros/gimbal_angle topic right?
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Agent comment from kyle.cai in Zendesk ticket #77732<https://djisdksupport.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/77732>:
The gimbal attitude angle obtained by OSDK is based on NEU, and 0 degrees refers to north.
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I have an H20T hooked up to my M300 and I'm using OSDK-ROS on my onboard Jetson to control the gimbal. However, I've noticed that the angle in the default position (facing directly front) is 0 degree roll 0 degree pitch and -100 degree yaw. Is there a way to set this angle to be 0 0 0 at its default position? Also, is the default angle always 0 0 -100? Sometimes the angle values are set to something else like 0 0 -65 at its default position. Thanks.
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