Hello....
I have the Sparkfun FTDI cable and adapter writing and reading the Way-Points using the Ardupilot Config Utility ......
Thanks to Damon's sugestion of lifting pin 6 from the Sparkfun adapter....I just bent the pin away from the connector for the trial ...But have to restore it to load sketch files ....Late here now but I will check the required logic status of pin 6 tomorrow and find out the best way to add a switch or logic signal to do the same thing ....Thanks again to Damon
i'm not one of the masters here but i gess what you espect is very possible and you should use the V1 soft
it should work as it ...
when you swtitch to autopilot with ardupilot V1 the rudder (steering wheel) will always try tor return "home" straigh (Line of sight) when the throttle is preset to a define level (i can't remeber properly)
i guess it would be interresting for you as well to set multi waypoints to navigate and avoid obstacles...
i've got all the things to try it if you want me to, so just tell me and i'll put everything on my cheap RC car and see what happens....
hi,
i wonder if you'll post something here when the sensors are released in your store?
just asking ,i really don't want to miss it,i can't wait to try the full autopilot ...
Jordi
In a comment above, you suggest the gains for various thermopiles can be handled in software. For those of us who don't want to wreck hardware, that would be the preferred option
Does anyone know how to perform either an external interrupt or a pin change interrupt on the Ardupilot?
I ask because the RC inputs take up the two external interrupt pins (INT0 and INT1) that are used for the
attachInterrupt() function. Any advice or suggestions is appreciated.
Thanks.
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I have the Sparkfun FTDI cable and adapter writing and reading the Way-Points using the Ardupilot Config Utility ......
Thanks to Damon's sugestion of lifting pin 6 from the Sparkfun adapter....I just bent the pin away from the connector for the trial ...But have to restore it to load sketch files ....Late here now but I will check the required logic status of pin 6 tomorrow and find out the best way to add a switch or logic signal to do the same thing ....Thanks again to Damon
Take care all DE VO1ET Jerry
do you think it'll be best for Angus to use the 2.2 or 1.0 version for that Car purpose?
i'll be interrested to try that out on a boat somedays...
You can do it easily, all the depends on your programming skills and dedication. You can also adopt many functions of ardupilot code.
Regards.
i'm not one of the masters here but i gess what you espect is very possible and you should use the V1 soft
it should work as it ...
when you swtitch to autopilot with ardupilot V1 the rudder (steering wheel) will always try tor return "home" straigh (Line of sight) when the throttle is preset to a define level (i can't remeber properly)
i guess it would be interresting for you as well to set multi waypoints to navigate and avoid obstacles...
i've got all the things to try it if you want me to, so just tell me and i'll put everything on my cheap RC car and see what happens....
Being honest I suggest wait for the new ir sensors.
i wonder if you'll post something here when the sensors are released in your store?
just asking ,i really don't want to miss it,i can't wait to try the full autopilot ...
In a comment above, you suggest the gains for various thermopiles can be handled in software. For those of us who don't want to wreck hardware, that would be the preferred option
Does anyone know how to perform either an external interrupt or a pin change interrupt on the Ardupilot?
I ask because the RC inputs take up the two external interrupt pins (INT0 and INT1) that are used for the
attachInterrupt() function. Any advice or suggestions is appreciated.
Thanks.
makes ardupilot even more flexible with other kinds of sensors.
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