Hello, i have some problems with servo outputs. I have Lisa/L and PPM encoder board.
The PPM message in GCS show follow values.
Ch 1: min 8796 and max 15395
In Radio control file is written that the time unit is hardware dependent. Which crystal have the Lisa/L board. Sadly, I cant open the eagle files. Or, where can i find this in the code? I didn t find this.
Beside this, i have problems with the servo output. In the actuators message have only the ch1., ch. 3 and ch. 6 values. The others channels are zero. Where is the mistake in the airframe oder radio file?
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<!-- -- Attributes of root (Radio) tag :
-- name: name of RC -- data_min: min width of a pulse to be considered as a data pulse -- data_max: max width of a pulse to be considered as a data pulse -- sync_min: min width of a pulse to be considered as a synchro pulse
-- sync_max: max width of a pulse to be considered as a synchro pulse -- min, max and sync are expressed in micro-seconds -->
<!-- -- Attributes of channel tag : -- ctl: name of the command on the transmitter - only for displaying
-- function: logical command -- average: channel filtered through several frames (for discrete commands) -- min: minimum pulse length (micro-seconds) -- max: maximum pulse length (micro-seconds) -- neutral: neutral pulse length (micro-seconds)
-- Note: a command may be reversed by exchanging min and max values -->