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What to expect in Waypoint mode
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Walt S. Sep 3.
Question about sensors
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Chris and Mike,
Thanks for all the great info
I'm using the 2.3.3 code with the default settings, I set up the 2 position switch on my Tx for WP mode by setting the on position to 50%. I'll try another walking test in my yard to confirm the operat…
I'm guessing in question one you are asking if waypoints are considered as having been reached, if you reach them when not in WP mode. The answer to that is no, waypoints are only counted as reached when in WP mode.
To answer two and three I can te…
1) ?
2) Yes. Flick toggle up and down five times fast. That will reset the autopilot. If you have the config file set to restart waypoints at beginning, it will do so.
3) Start waypoints agin
I've been test flying my easystar in manual mode and I can record good telemetry data for the flights. I tested WP mode on the ground in my yard with 2 points 100' apart and walked between them and the groundstation shows the WP change with a valid…
I guess the html sample got stripped off the previous post. The problem seems to be that the xml namespace in the html tag is not supported in IE6
J have a question about the config utility. I was having a problem running the config utility on machines that are running IE6. I found that this doesn't work on IE6 but does work on IE7
If I replace this with all seems to be working on IE6. The…
I believe not.
Though wait for confirmation from Chis or another of the Ardu experts.
I'm starting to assemble an EasyStar. I understand that the attopilot xy and z sensors can be used. Are there any configuration changes needed in the ArduPilot code to support these sensors?
Thanks in advance
-Walt
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