I just mountet mag. and gps to my arducopter. But when i try to fly the yaw is unstable :( verry unstable

 

* Enabled in code #define IsMAG

* enabled in cli

* cal. in cli

 

It's connected like the pic. Any ideas what might be wrong??

 

 

 

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yes, it's directly near the power line of one ESC

the powerline causes a magnetical field which affects the magneto readings

 

solution: move the magneto somewhere else, like on top of APM

I moved it... the hading still changes when i roll/pithch the quad, with constandt yaw.. And the esc is not powerd right now..
Still cant fly it :(

Did you calibrate the magnetometer in the CLI, as instructed in the manual?

 

http://code.google.com/p/arducopter/wiki/CLI

yes I use the default "components up pins forward". As you can see in the image this should be correct
yes i did, still no good :( I'll try more tomorrow, but it looks broken :(

How much does the heading change when you change the roll or pitch by say 45 degrees?  if it's 7~10 degrees or so that's normal.  It's a bit inevitable that it changes that much and it's good enough to do your heading hold and GPS pos hold.

 

Also can you paste the offsets you see from the CLI Menu here?  I strongly suspect that you didn't quite do the calibration correctly so your offsets are off.

 

The kinds of mag problems we see when it's really broken are:

    1. it returns all zeros

    2. it returns very shakey values (sometimes after a delay)

when it's the heading changing when you roll or pitch it's always the orientation or offsets.

Please post data from your CLI mag setup.

I placed the magnetometer on the floor at the top and stuck with double face and I do not have a problem.

Warning, the screws can to make of the vibrations!!!!!

++ DODY

I did the exact same thing i did 10 times yesterday. Today it works fine, strange. But im verry happy, first GPS hold flight 10min ago :)

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