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real time export telemetry data from Mission Planner

Posted by Fatima on August 22, 2014 at 8:18am

Hi,

 I need to be able to receive telemetry data (just GPS coordinates and a few others) in real time via Mission Planner and pass to another application I am currently working on,

does anyone have any tips as to how I would do this? Is it possible in Mission Planner? 

Would I have to write something to connect directly to the USB port and decode the mavlink stream?

Many Thanks,

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  • rochobby airplane April 10, 2018 at 8:49pm

    i have the same question, thanks

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    Michael Oborne April 7, 2018 at 5:40pm
    divide by 1e7 to get the number in lla
    ie -68905466 / 1e7
  • Ara Izaqi April 5, 2018 at 12:00am

    I've tried opening the link, and when I saw this line on my PC:

    {"time_usec":8363201000,"lat":-68905466,"lon":1076103660,"alt":772500,......

    what do those numbers mean? Because when I tried to convert it as ECEF to LLA, it doesn't show correct location information...

    Can I get the lla (lat, lon, and alt) raw data from mission planner? Like the one shown on the HUD user items  

    Thanks.

    Michael Oborne said:

    depending on what you want

    you could just use http gets

    from this url

    http://127.0.0.1:56781/mavlink/

    when mp is running.

    or you could use the microdrone output format, using control-f > microdrone.

    which is a clear text format

    real time export telemetry data from Mission Planner
    Hi,  I need to be able to receive telemetry data (just GPS coordinates and a few others) in real time via Mission Planner and pass to another applic…
  • weiqiang December 23, 2015 at 6:21am

    Did you have resolved this problem? could you tele me your method?my email is:maxweiqiang@sina.com

    thanks you very much.

  • Vishu Gupta December 11, 2015 at 1:41am

    Hi,

    Please let me know that are you able to extract GPS coordinates in real time via Mission Planner?

    I am having the exact same requirement for my current Project

    Thanks in advance

    Vishu Gupta

     

    • Fatima > Vishu Gupta December 24, 2015 at 12:33am

      Hi, 

      Unfortunately I could not find any solution for this issue. The MAVLINK format is very complicated and I think it is not easy for me to extract the GPS information from it, because I'm not a programmer.

      But if I find a solution, I will share it with all of you.

      Good Luck,

      Fatima

      • Cosmo Kadar > Fatima March 24, 2016 at 11:02pm

        Not sure if anyone looks at this thread anymore.  But in case you're wondering.  The easiest way to get GPS data is through "control-f > NMEA" 

        Here you can set up a serial connection to your own application, which you can pass the NMEA sentences to. NMEA protocol can be found online, well documented and it's easy. 

        You will have to write code for serial port communication inside your application. Again, this is usually well documented code found online.

        Then, you'll need to set up 2 virtual comports using a terminal emulator. (Free software found online)

        Before you run your software, start Mission Planner. Do control-f > NMEA

        Open one of the virtual comports you set up with the terminal emulator.

        Launch your software and configure the serial port connection for your software. Or maybe you just hardcoded it instead.

        Note, you should spawn another thread in your software if you are reading a constant stream of real time GPS data. Otherwise, you'll slow your program down.

        If you want more than GPS, try the same process with the microdrones protocol. However, the GPS data in microdrones was garbage data last I tried using it was way off.

        Also, I can't find the Uplink Microdrones protocol, just the downlink.  Let me know if any of you find the Uplink. 

        Thanks. 

  • Cosmo Kadar September 11, 2014 at 2:50am

    Okay so I pass through all raw traffic and connect through a TCP connection with the attached code.  But what exactly does the data I'm receiving represent?  These strings are encrypted, correct?  How do I decrypt them and translate them into something that makes sense?  Specifically, all I want is current state information about the copter.  Such as, longitude and latitude, current flight mode, etc.  I've attached my basic windows code for receiving mavlink raw data from Mission Planner. Please Help. Thanks.

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