dramida wrote:I want to remark that we need a SEND button that also closes the pop-up window. In actual version i have to press back arrow on my smartphone to close the window and after that i get the visual confirmation on map. (is the app checking that the transmission of WP was succesfull to MWC?)
PS. Alex just moded the shared trunk to be possible to remotely change the PH point instead Home point, in this way home remains as failsafe position in case of lost comm.
nhadrian wrote:I attached a screenshot about the leftover notification.
BTW, the copter icon is not scaled in the notification bar... but this is pitty, not needed to be fixed.
Deet wrote:I got a new handset yesterday and cannot get the app to connect to my BT module, I haven't tried the app previously so I am wondering if its something I am not doing right
In the config tab i have selected the correct BT device
The BT Module is paired, and I can use Naze32 to connect to MW and get PID info, so the baud rate on the BT module is correct
The handset is a Samsung Galaxy Ace, and its running Android v2.3.5
I am running the most recent dev version of the MW code
nhadrian wrote:Looking forward to the WP16 injection, I'll test once you make it.
nhadrian wrote:Notification still exists...
ezio wrote:Deet wrote:I got a new handset yesterday and cannot get the app to connect to my BT module, I haven't tried the app previously so I am wondering if its something I am not doing right
In the config tab i have selected the correct BT device
The BT Module is paired, and I can use Naze32 to connect to MW and get PID info, so the baud rate on the BT module is correct
The handset is a Samsung Galaxy Ace, and its running Android v2.3.5
I am running the most recent dev version of the MW code
could you tell me that the newest version works ?
nhadrian wrote:Many thanks Bart!
I'll test the hold changing function soon!
I attached a picture how my icon looks like.
BR
Adrian
ezio wrote:nhadrian wrote:Many thanks Bart!
I'll test the hold changing function soon!
I attached a picture how my icon looks like.
BR
Adrian
I don't know. I would rather stick to android style icon
http://developer.android.com/design/sty ... raphy.html
Bart
........., personally I'm really bad in graphic things, I only made this one to have something similar to the other icons on my phone, not for the community....
BR
dramida wrote:Why you would need Heading injection?
dramida wrote:Why you would need Heading injection?
ezio wrote:I think we need to rethink the Waypoints. I think that waypoint should contain position (lat, lon), altitude, heading, navigation flag (for future use ) and maybe time to spend at position.
And MSP_SET_WP should set all these values.
ezio wrote:Hi
There is a option in config to set refresh rate. You can specify a delay after each loop pass in ms
nhadrian wrote:ezio wrote:Hi
There is a option in config to set refresh rate. You can specify a delay after each loop pass in ms
Yes, indeed, that is the first part of my question.
But, if I set up a slow refresh rate enough, would it be possible to modify the communication logic for example for request any sentences ie. maximum 3 times if there is no valid reply (due to data loss).
My other question is that are you going to adapt these changes?
http://code.google.com/p/multiwii/source/detail?r=1331
BR
Adrian
Mark_K wrote:Quick question:
If I run calibrate acc or mag, do I then need to save the results into eeprom? Or are they automatically saved?
WesH wrote:I looked through all of the posts in the forum before asking what is probably a stupid question. I bought a seeed bluetooth shield at radio shack does anyone happen to have any experience with this. When I load their example code into my Uno I can communicate with my tablet. When I load multiwii 2.1 into the Uno I get nothing. Should I need to add anything to the multiwii 2.1 code to make this work? Is there something about the way this board connects that interferes with the multiwii? for example does the shield rely on pins that the multiwii also uses? I dont't expect too much. This appears to be a pretty crappy product with very little support, documentation, or general "how to" examplesnout there.
WesH wrote:OMG thank you very much.
ezio wrote:nhadrian wrote:ezio wrote:Hi
There is a option in config to set refresh rate. You can specify a delay after each loop pass in ms
Yes, indeed, that is the first part of my question.
But, if I set up a slow refresh rate enough, would it be possible to modify the communication logic for example for request any sentences ie. maximum 3 times if there is no valid reply (due to data loss).
My other question is that are you going to adapt these changes?
http://code.google.com/p/multiwii/source/detail?r=1331
BR
Adrian
I think I have to change the speed of sending commands.
RSSI will be available soon. When I can't tell. I is quite hard to keep it synchronized with latest dev as I'm the only one working on this app.
Alexinparis wrote:dramida wrote:Why you would need Heading injection?
Imagine the following cases:
1) you lock the multi in the air
2) you point toward a direction with your smartphone and the multi changes its orientation toward this direction. It's possible with the reading of internal smartphone compass.
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1) you lock the multi in the air
2) the ground station (smatphone in this case) sends specific heading direction for panorama shoots
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1) you select a point on the map
2) the ground station calculates the right heading to always face this point
and probably many more
Gimbal wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wireless-Serial-4-Pin-Bluetooth-RF-Transceiver-Module-Backplane-RS232-F-Arduino-/261024370087?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cc643cda7
work just fine, connect with terminal program at 9600 baud send "AT+BAUD8" and it run's just fine with MW
WesH wrote:Gimbal wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wireless-Serial-4-Pin-Bluetooth-RF-Transceiver-Module-Backplane-RS232-F-Arduino-/261024370087?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cc643cda7
work just fine, connect with terminal program at 9600 baud send "AT+BAUD8" and it run's just fine with MW
Thank you..... Seems like that's the way I'm headed. I have come to the conclusion that the shield I have is really only suited for development and not stand alone communication. I am still not clear on weather or not the MW code needs to be altered at all to use BT communication. I can't find anything out there that explains things for the common moron like me. It would be nice to find a dumbed dowm tutorial that says, buy this bluetooth module, plug it in here, change the multiwii code here, and your done. For example the "QSC Tricopter" tutorial however it wouldn't have to be nearly as in depth. Just a quick simple step by step set of instructions. I had absolutely no experience in building anything radio control. However the QSC tricopter however in depth instructions were so easy I had to do it.
Thank you all for your time and help. I greatly appreciate it. It seems every time I want to try something new with arduino it is never as easy as I think it should be.
Deet wrote:WesH wrote:Gimbal wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wireless-Serial-4-Pin-Bluetooth-RF-Transceiver-Module-Backplane-RS232-F-Arduino-/261024370087?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cc643cda7
work just fine, connect with terminal program at 9600 baud send "AT+BAUD8" and it run's just fine with MW
Thank you..... Seems like that's the way I'm headed. I have come to the conclusion that the shield I have is really only suited for development and not stand alone communication. I am still not clear on weather or not the MW code needs to be altered at all to use BT communication. I can't find anything out there that explains things for the common moron like me. It would be nice to find a dumbed dowm tutorial that says, buy this bluetooth module, plug it in here, change the multiwii code here, and your done. For example the "QSC Tricopter" tutorial however it wouldn't have to be nearly as in depth. Just a quick simple step by step set of instructions. I had absolutely no experience in building anything radio control. However the QSC tricopter however in depth instructions were so easy I had to do it.
Thank you all for your time and help. I greatly appreciate it. It seems every time I want to try something new with arduino it is never as easy as I think it should be.
Nothing in the multiwii code needs to be changed to make the bluetooth work
Buy this BT module here: http://www.multiwiicopter.com/products/bluetooth-paris
It is set up ready to work with the correct baud rates
HOWEVER, I cant tell you how it will wire to your board, as I dont know what board you have, it connects to the serial port
But if you buy a Paris Board from the same website, it will plug straight into a dedicated connector
WesH wrote:Thank You. I am using a pro mini, and wii controller/ nunchuck combo. I assume connection are vcc, gnd, tx andrx
Deet wrote:WesH wrote:Thank You. I am using a pro mini, and wii controller/ nunchuck combo. I assume connection are vcc, gnd, tx andrx
Yep, just remember Rx goes to Tx. Tx to Rx
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