Open kgpinco opened 5 years ago
I've similar issue. I've tried to connect to my Bebop2 with my Raspberry Pi4 and Macbook pro without success. On mac I've 3.6.x python interpreter and on RPI 3.7.x interpreter. The RPI connects on Parrot's wi-fi but Mac does not connect at all on Parrot's wi-fi :(
Anyway, both ends in the same end-result when I run the test code it cannot connect since it can't find drone's IP for some reason. Any idea why? None of the previous posts did help me unfortunately and I really would like to get this working since was planning to use it for one project :)
Sorry I no longer have a functional Bebop 2 to fly and test :(
Sounds like they upgraded the firmware somehow
Thanks for your reply Amy. Sad to hear that you don't anymore have Bebop2. My Bebop2's fw seems to be 4.7.1 is that newer than the latest you've successfully tested? BR, junupe
On Sun, 21 Jun 2020, 19.53 amymcgovern, notifications@github.com wrote:
Sounds like they upgraded the firmware somehow
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I have two bebop2's but my battery charger died and so no functional batteries :( So I can't even turn it on to check!
When I connect to my bebop 2 and run this code:
""" Demos the tricks on the bebop. Make sure you have enough room to perform them! Author: Amy McGovern """ from pyparrot.Bebop import Bebop bebop = Bebop() print("connecting") success = bebop.connect(10) print(success) print("sleeping") bebop.smart_sleep(5) bebop.ask_for_state_update() bebop.safe_takeoff(10) print("flip left") print("flying state is %s" % bebop.sensors.flying_state) success = bebop.flip(direction="left") print("mambo flip result %s" % success) bebop.smart_sleep(5) print("flip right") print("flying state is %s" % bebop.sensors.flying_state) success = bebop.flip(direction="right") print("mambo flip result %s" % success) bebop.smart_sleep(5) print("flip front") print("flying state is %s" % bebop.sensors.flying_state) success = bebop.flip(direction="front") print("mambo flip result %s" % success) bebop.smart_sleep(5) print("flip back") print("flying state is %s" % bebop.sensors.flying_state) success = bebop.flip(direction="back") print("mambo flip result %s" % success) bebop.smart_sleep(5) bebop.smart_sleep(5) bebop.safe_land(10) print("DONE - disconnecting") bebop.disconnect()
It gives this error:I have followed the advise on this thread https://github.com/amymcgovern/pyparrot/issues/17 however I have had no luck.
My firewall is not turned on.
I am running Windows 10 and Visual Studio Code. I know the bebop and code run as it works perfectly on my friends laptop.