"Hello Cronselaar, Please email me at pjrestrepo@hotmail.com and I'll send you back the program as it is right now.
Best regards,
Pedro"
-
Pedro
- Male
- Silver Spring, MD
- United States
- Blog Posts (3)
- Discussions (3)
- Groups
- Photos
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Pedro's Page
Latest Activity
Pedro commented on Pedro's blog post Waypoint editor?"Hello Cronselaar,
Thank you for the comments. My plan is, in effect, upload the waypoints to the ardupilot with the program. I am still working on it, (unfortunatly, I don't have much time to dedicate to it). You will see that the interface is…"
Cronselaar commented on Pedro's blog post Waypoint editor?"Hi, this is very nice! Is it possible to upload the waypoints to ardupilot with the program? Could you also possibly supply me with the executable? Looks really neat"
Michael Molloy left a comment for Pedro"Thanks Pedro here is my email address, michael.r.molloy(at)boeing.com"
Pedro left a comment for Michael Molloy"Michael,
I am still working on the editor, but you could start playing with it. I am also coordinating and sharing code and ideas with Jordi, who is also coding an editor he is planning to sell for just a little bit of money. Send me your email…"
Michael Molloy commented on Pedro's blog post Waypoint editor?"Great job I would like to try this software on for use on my Ardu that arrived last night.."
Pedro replied to mike's discussion Has anyone put an ardu audio pilot to a rc truck or car?"Hello Haward, I have sen a small catamaran used to survey river cross sections and, at the same time, obtain water velocity. However, I couldn't find it on the inertialabs place. Could you point me to the specific url? The idea is to use…"
Pedro replied to mike's discussion Has anyone put an ardu audio pilot to a rc truck or car?"Hi Mike, Somehow I missed your comment until today. Yes, I'd love to be in contact with the guys that have done that before. I am also a hydrologist, and work at the National Weather Service. The problem of the stream velocity is a real…"
ModeratorGraham Dyer commented on Pedro's blog post Waypoint editor?
"VERY useful application, will save a lot of tinkering with the code. What language are you developing this in?"
Jack Crossfire commented on Pedro's blog post Waypoint editor?"We've been hoping The Goog would improve the path editing already in Google Earth, but there's only so much you can expect from a $319 stock. Writing a parallel Google Earth to get waypoint editing may be the only way. Turns, altitude…"
OlivierD. commented on Pedro's blog post Waypoint editor?"Very nice! I think Jordi is working on something similar for the ArduPilot 2.0 version.
Maybe you guys should join forces! Looks good."
Pedro posted a blog postWaypoint editor?
I am interested in using the Ardupilot for a ground vehicle application, and I need to enter a large number of waypoints for many different parts of the country. Saving and retrieving the waypoints is a must. I will also need to use an external EEPROM, but that is a different story. I wrote a waypoint editor that can help users manage a large number of files, and, also, save *.KML files for display on Google Earth. I will be very glad to share the editor with anybody, and, if enough people have…See More
Pedro commented on Chris Anderson's blog post New Predator UAV available (if you're rich)"@Krzysztof Bosak:
"Open source coding is good for scientific exchange and low-importance home systems but not for high-integrity projects."
The entire weather, climate, river and ocean forecasting systems of the National Weather Service…"
Pedro replied to mike's discussion Has anyone put an ardu audio pilot to a rc truck or car?"I am planning to do it. Contrary to what other people may think, there is a point to that. I am a Senior Scientist at for a government agency that needs detailed river cross section information. There are about 10,000 stream gauging stations across…"
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 7:41pm on March 23, 2009, Michael Molloy said…
- Thanks Pedro here is my email address, michael.r.molloy(at)boeing.com
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Silver Spring, MD
Pedro's Blog
Waypoint editor?
Posted on March 16, 2009 at 7:16pm 8 Comments 0 Likes
Two questions
Posted on March 4, 2009 at 5:51pm 10 Comments 0 Likes
1) Would it be possible to post the correct status of the LEDs?
On the GPS board I have:
1. a blinking red LED
On the Ardupilot board:
2. A steady blue LED ("Lock")
3. A steady red LED ("Power")
4. A steady red LED ("MUX")
5. A blinking yellow LED ("STAT")
The instructions mention a blinking white ("Lock") LED. Has this been replaced by the steady blue LED?
The second question is, what voltage should I expect on the output… Continue
On the GPS board I have:
1. a blinking red LED
On the Ardupilot board:
2. A steady blue LED ("Lock")
3. A steady red LED ("Power")
4. A steady red LED ("MUX")
5. A blinking yellow LED ("STAT")
The instructions mention a blinking white ("Lock") LED. Has this been replaced by the steady blue LED?
The second question is, what voltage should I expect on the output… Continue
Problems uploading software
Posted on March 3, 2009 at 4:23pm 5 Comments 0 Likes
I finished assembling the board, installed the Arduino IDE, installed the drivers for the FTDI basic board (Sparkfun), removed the solder bridge that goes with the ESC option and soldered the one for the battery input, connected the FTDI board to the Ardupilot board, and powered up. I get the red "power" led on, and the blue "GPS lock" led and yellow "Status" led flashing. I am not sure this is correct, and I am afraid I may have fried something. The two flashing leds are showing the same code:… Continue
Social Networking
Top Content
Contests
Season Two of the Trust Time Trial (T3) Contest has now begun. The fourth round is an accuracy round for multicopters, which requires contestants to fly a cube. The deadline is April 14th.A list of all T3 contests is here.
Groups
-
ArduCopter User Group
1298 members
-
Melbourne
47 members
-
Moderators
24 members
-
ArduCopter Italian Group
87 members
-
Andropilot Users Group
183 members
Advertisement
© 2013 Created by Chris Anderson.
Powered by
