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  • The_Nono October 30, 2009 at 10:13pm
    Hola Jordi!!
    El Ardupilot es rojo y la expansión board azul. Saludos!!

    Hello Jordi! The Ardupilot is red and the expansion board blue. Greetings!
  • Developer
    Jordi Muñoz October 29, 2009 at 11:06am
    Hola Nono,

    ?Que version de placa estas utilizado, roja o azul?

    Which version of the Shield are you using, red or blue?
  • The_Nono October 27, 2009 at 6:31pm
    Hola Jordi! usando un GPS EB85 si lo conecto en la placa de abajo se activa el led "lock" pero si lo conecto en la placa de arriba no. Se queda como si no tuviera cobertura de satelites. Tienes idea de que puede estar pasando? Gracias.

    Hello Jordi! using a GPS EB85 I down connect if it in the plate it activates the LED " lock" I connect but it in the plate of above no. remains as if it did not have cover of satellites. You have idea that it can be happening? Thanks.
  • Whooper September 9, 2009 at 2:38pm
    All works now, it didn't seem related to the Easystar.h file. Many thanks for your help
  • fefenin September 9, 2009 at 1:16pm
    i didn't say to click on it!!
    it is just to see if it is listed! if it is then it will work cause the folder and files inside are recognized

    hope that helps
  • Paul Mather September 9, 2009 at 5:18am
    I created a folder in \arduino-0017\hardware\libraries\ called Ardupilot and put the file Easystar.h in that folder. I have never once clicked on Sketch > Import Library. Mine compiles fine.
  • fefenin September 9, 2009 at 3:52am
    with the 0017 version you need to put the files in the folders as so:
    \arduino-0017\hardware\libraries\ArduPilot_Header\Easystar.h

    close and start again arduino IDE, go into sketch >import library:
    ArduPilot_Header should be into the list

    if it is into the list it should now works...
  • Whooper September 8, 2009 at 8:26pm
    Thank you for the feedback. The current manual states "Ardupilot_Header" folder should be transferred to libraries. I have it set up as \arduino-0017\hardware\libraries\ArduPilot_Header\Easystar.h
    Are you suggesting the following: \arduino-0017\hardware\libraries\ArduPilot\Easystar.h? or \arduino-0017\hardware\libraries\ArduPilot\Ardupilot_Header\Easystar.h?
    I downloaded both 2.3 and the Arduino IDE at the weeked so presumably I have the latest versions.
  • 3D Robotics
    Chris Anderson September 8, 2009 at 6:52pm
    Whooper, what version of Arduino are you using? What version of ArduPilot code. There are no compile issues with the current code and current Arduino, so there's something funky in your installation.
  • Paul Mather September 8, 2009 at 5:13pm
    EasyStar.h should be in the \arduino-0017\hardware\libraries\ArduPilot folder
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