Good day everybody,
let me introduce myself:
My name is Andrius Batalauskas and I am an Engineering student from
Bremen (Germany).
My group is working with a quadrocopter consisting of:
- Liza/M 1.0
- XBee XBP 24
- Navilock NL-651EUSB u-blox 6
- Multiplex RX-5 (35MHz)
- JTAG
- Graupner mx-16s Remote
I have a couple of questions:
[Problem 1]
Currently we are trying to arm the copter motors in neutral
position. Means: Throttle is down. And yaw pushed to MAX. Motors shall
rotate at minimum speed now. But they do not. Later the motors shall be
disarmed when throttle is down again and yaw is MIN.
Motors are working fine with USE_THROTTLE_FOR_MOTOR_ARMING. It´s just the default arming behaviour that doesn´t work.
Part of airframe.xml:
<target name="ap" board="lisa_m_1.0">
<subsystem name="radio_control" type="ppm"/>
<define name="RADIO_KILL_SWITCH" value="RADIO_CAM"/>
<define name="AUTOPILOT_DISABLE_AHRS_KILL"/>
<!--define name="USE_THROTTLE_FOR_MOTOR_ARMING" value="1"/-->
<!--define name="USE_KILL_SWITCH_FOR_MOTOR_ARMING" value="1"/-->
</target>
Not sure if AUTOPILOT_DISABLE_AHRS_KILL is in the right place here. Doesn´t seem to change anything.
Part of airframe.xml:
<radio name="mx16sHSB" data_min="900" data_max="2100" sync_min ="5000" sync_max ="15000" pulse_type="POSITIVE">
<channel ctl="A" function="THROTTLE" min="1120" neutral="1120" max="2000" average="0"/>
<channel ctl="B" function="YAW" min="2000" neutral="1498" max="1000" average="0"/>
<channel ctl="C" function="PITCH" min="2000" neutral="1498" max="1000" average="0"/>
<channel ctl="D" function="ROLL" min="2000" neutral="1498" max="1000" average="0"/>
</radio>
[Problem 2]
The copter will get a cam with a 1-axis servo which counters the copter pitch.
What is the basic procedure to make it work? We are kinda lost... There
seems to be a camera module: cam.xml. So just include this one?
Documentation http://paparazzi.enac.fr/wiki/Pan_Tilt_Camera says to add
some xml code to our "Aircraft file to the right place". So what is the
right place?
Any ideas are welcome!
Best regards,
Andrius