I have been following the usual steps for configuring Pixhawk for a quadcopter. I have tried both QGroundControl and MissionPlanner with both ArduCopter 3.3. and PX4 flight stacks. I don't have the ESCs connected but instead I am monitoring the PWM…
"I tried your suggestion and the motor indeed started after I gave it an initial push. ESC32 has an ADVANCE value in its control table and I tried every possible integer, but the motor still refuses to start on its own.
I ran the calibration software…"
"Okay after a lot of time spent debuggin I found the answer. Published wiring tables and suggestions are wrong !!! If you assume numbering 1 - VCC and 6 GND on the Pixhawk UARTs, what you need to do is connect pin 2 to yellow on FTDI and pin 3 to…"
I know this is a stupid question, but how can I switch off Pixhawk's buzzer or at least turn it down. It is compulsory for the board, but I am doing a lot of testing that requires plugging/unplugging. It beeps anytime I power the pixhawk and drives…
I am relatively new to this so please excuse me if I ask too simple or obvious things.I have a Pixhawk and I want to put my own code in the firmware. For now I want to enable two-way serial communication to an onboard Arduino and make the Pixhawk…