There're still OUT 3/4 on the board, are these usable for something? Like another servo control?
It's stated here that Servo timer outputs just 2 pins, so maybe not... so why are these outputs there?
Chris, sorry for the late input, I recommend SmartSVN. It is a fully featuered svn client. Written in Java, so it runs on all platforms, and has both free and "pro" versions. The basic version is quite nice, missing features like branching and merging, switching etc... but you probably don't need those features now anyway.
@gman. Many thanks for the suggestion, but it looks like VisualSVN is just a Visual Studio plugin, and we don't use Visual Studio (we use the Arduino IDE instead).
Hey Chris, I have done some work with Repositories in the past. TortiseSVN is common, but I found it to be not user friendly. The best solution I have for you is to use VisualSVN. You will be surprised at how user friendly it is. I would link it, but I am not sure if you are against linking, so search VisualSVN, go to it's website, and click the tab for VisualSVN Server, and you should be able to navigate from there.
Good luck, let me know if you have any problems.
@Venom. Actually, we just uploaded the archive file. Neither Jordi or I are familiar enough with Subversion (or TortiseSVN, which I'm using) to create a proper repository--it's pretty baffling. Do you have any tips for us?
@Venom: We've put all the code in a Google Code repository (see links on the ArduPilot home page) under an Apache 2.0 license (it seemed like the most flexible license). It's all under subversion control. Anything else you'd like us to do? Delighted to have you onboard and branching is very welcome!
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It's stated here that Servo timer outputs just 2 pins, so maybe not... so why are these outputs there?
Good luck, let me know if you have any problems.
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