Since using 2.0.23 I had to upload using Auduino because using planner doesn't enable camera stabalization.
This hasn't been a problem but I am now trying to use 2.0.25 and I have major issues.
Again when using planner the camera stuff isn't enable but now when using Auduino the motors are acting strangley. When I try and enable throttle with right yaw a one of the motors fires up. When I use left yaw another of the motors fires up as if I am in some sort of test mode???
So I decided to stick with using planner and do without camera stabalization and now I get magor right yaw and can only fly with full left stick to correct it.
I know that all advice would be to check for vibration but I don't think that I have any as if flew great with 2.0.23 earlier today.
I could go back to 2.0.23 but I am desperate to use Loiter and RTL which I understand has improved greatly in the latest code.
Any advise would be welcome.
Philip
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yesss!!!
i finish my problem.. i must change in makefile to
BOARD = mega2560
but my next problem. i need to reverse the pitch servo.
how to do?
@jasonshort and Chris Anderson nice jobs.. i realy love ardu
btw i thought you must include board setting for 2560 in AMP planer.
you know.. i have promote ardu in my aeromoding club in indonesia. you can check the forum
http://gaero.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=227&t=8864
i know mybe you dont understand indonesian language.. but you can see the picture..:D
so i hope board 2560 can program by AMP without arduiono program.. so very user friendly
i have same problem to
ch 5 & 6 is no PPM signal (i have check using osciloscope)
but in ch 7&8 have PPM signal. but no the servo is not move / respon
not i'using ardu 2560 board and AMP planer last vertion (uptade juni 21)
camera stabilization is on by default and not an option in the planner. I just tested it and it's working.
Sounds like you have other config problems. Can you retry everything from scratch?
Jason
http://code.google.com/p/arducopter/wiki/AC2_Camera
What RC outputs are you using?
As for the other stuff, just load the latest firmware (2.0.25), erase/reset your board (you probably scrambled your EEPROM when you were working with Arduino) and do a setup from scratch. Calibrate your ESCs again. It's working fine for me.