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ERROR:autopilot:ARMING MOTORS #1066

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atomattias opened this issue Sep 23, 2020 · 7 comments
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ERROR:autopilot:ARMING MOTORS #1066

atomattias opened this issue Sep 23, 2020 · 7 comments

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@atomattias
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atomattias commented Sep 23, 2020

Help me out, I am new to Dronekit-python, My goal is to use dronekit python on sitl.
My system is ubuntu 18.04
I am running $dronekit-sitl copter in one terminal and tried to connect with it from another.
I test it with the sample script.
$python simple_goto.py
But it looks like it is not changing mode and is failed as it tried to arm the motor.

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@sakaryag
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Did you solve this problem? I am taking this error too.

@loicspace
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Same issue for me, for this script specifically and my own, which all run successfully on an older install.

@xbalaguer
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Same error... when trying to takeoff the SITL, is not gaining altitude due to the same problem. It was working before the last update.

@DavidM-GitHub
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For me this was caused by the vehicle state not changing to guided mode. I reinstalled an older version of mavlink as per this comment #1041 (comment). This solved the problem for me

@danammeansbear
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This problem has persisted but when I downgrade, it produces a haystack of a mess

@habibmuhammadthariq
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For me this was caused by the vehicle state not changing to guided mode. I reinstalled an older version of mavlink as per this comment #1041 (comment). This solved the problem for me

thanks @DavidM-GitHub , this work for me

@swere10
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swere10 commented Dec 14, 2023

Hello
is there anyone with a solution to this problem at least telling us the exact version to run the scripts with

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