Easier Way of Interpreting Telemetry
Right now i'm exporting the telemetry data into the log file and looking at it through Excel. Is there a easier way to isolate variables I need? I've seen from old screenshots that there was a GUI in Mission Planner that makes it easier to view the telemetry data.
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DeveloperPermalink Reply by Michael Oborne on -
is this for a log, or a tlog file?
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Permalink Reply by Steve on -
Whichever can give me access to a more easily interpreted log. I just used the Log > KML button and Convert to Text. And then i copy and paste that text into Excel, but I think that log as of now contains too much useless data that is just a jumble of information. The Google Earth file is a nice visual interpretation of the log, but I would really like to be able to plot only the important variables over time.
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan M on -
For log files, you can use the log browse selectin in the terminal tab of the mission area. It automatically plots up to 5 variables of your choosing from the log files. Those are most of the screenshots that you see on posts
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan M on
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For log files, you can use the log browse selectin in the terminal tab of the mission area. It automatically plots up to 5 variables of your choosing from the log files. Those are most of the screenshots that you see on posts
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DeveloperPermalink Reply by Michael Oborne on -
if you have the latest mission planner you can grpah tlogs as well in the log>kml screen
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ModeratorPermalink Reply by Gary Mortimer on -
How about turning log files into a log book format as well.
Take off time, landing time, total power used, distance travelled. All those sort of things.
Stuff that an aviation authority might really like presented to them when asked.
Would be really handy once an airframe is tuned to plug it in and have the log book written automatically ;-)
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DeveloperPermalink Reply by Michael Oborne on -
Gary, do you have a more detailed example?
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Permalink Reply by The Old Flyer on -
Michael,
How/when are .gpx files generated.
Thank you.
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DeveloperPermalink Reply by Michael Oborne on -
they are created from a dataflash log file, when you download them.
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Permalink Reply by The Old Flyer on
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Michael,
Thanks. can the .gpx file be created from a .tlog file?
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Permalink Reply by JP on -
check out pymavlink. it has an example utility to convert to gpx (mavtogpx)
also mavgraph.py is pretty sweet!
if anyone wants the changes to the code to just product png files vs opening windows and x11 hooks let me know. :)
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DeveloperPermalink Reply by Michael Oborne on -
Irvin, i will look at adding this, should be easy. Expect another button in the log > kml screen
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