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// -*- tab-width: 4; Mode: C++; c-basic-offset: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*-
/*****************************************************************************
The init_ardupilot function processes everything we need for an in - air restart
We will determine later if we are actually on the ground and process a
ground start in that case.
*****************************************************************************/
#if CLI_ENABLED == ENABLED
// Functions called from the top-level menu
static int8_t process_logs(uint8_t argc, const Menu::arg *argv); // in Log.pde
static int8_t setup_mode(uint8_t argc, const Menu::arg *argv); // in setup.pde
static int8_t test_mode(uint8_t argc, const Menu::arg *argv); // in test.cpp
static int8_t planner_mode(uint8_t argc, const Menu::arg *argv); // in planner.pde
// This is the help function
// PSTR is an AVR macro to read strings from flash memory
// printf_P is a version of print_f that reads from flash memory
static int8_t main_menu_help(uint8_t argc, const Menu::arg *argv)
{
Serial.printf_P(PSTR("Commands:\n"
" logs log readback/setup mode\n"
" setup setup mode\n"
" test test mode\n"
"\n"
"Move the slide switch and reset to FLY.\n"
"\n"));
return(0);
}
// Command/function table for the top-level menu.
static const struct Menu::command main_menu_commands[] PROGMEM = {
// command function called
// ======= ===============
{"logs", process_logs},
{"setup", setup_mode},
{"test", test_mode},
{"help", main_menu_help},
{"planner", planner_mode}
};
// Create the top-level menu object.
MENU(main_menu, THISFIRMWARE, main_menu_commands);
// the user wants the CLI. It never exits
static void run_cli(void)
{
// disable the failsafe code in the CLI
timer_scheduler.set_failsafe(NULL);
while (1) {
main_menu.run();
}
}
#endif // CLI_ENABLED
static void init_ardupilot()
{
#if USB_MUX_PIN > 0
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// on the APM2 board we have a mux thet switches UART0 between
// USB and the board header. If the right ArduPPM firmware is
// installed we can detect if USB is connected using the
// USB_MUX_PIN
pinMode(USB_MUX_PIN, INPUT);
usb_connected = !digitalRead(USB_MUX_PIN);
if (!usb_connected) {
// USB is not connected, this means UART0 may be a Xbee, with
// its darned bricking problem. We can't write to it for at
// least one second after powering up. Simplest solution for
// now is to delay for 1 second. Something more elegant may be
// added later
delay(1000);
}
#endif
// Console serial port
//
// The console port buffers are defined to be sufficiently large to support
// the MAVLink protocol efficiently
//
Serial.begin(SERIAL0_BAUD, 128, 256);
// GPS serial port.
//
// standard gps running
Serial1.begin(38400, 256, 16);
Serial.printf_P(PSTR("\n\nInit " THISFIRMWARE
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"\n\nFree RAM: %u\n"),
memcheck_available_memory());
#if QUATERNION_ENABLE == ENABLED
Serial.printf_P(PSTR("Quaternion test\n"));
#endif
//
// Initialize Wire and SPI libraries
//
#ifndef DESKTOP_BUILD
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I2c.begin();
I2c.timeOut(5);
// initially set a fast I2c speed, and drop it on first failures
I2c.setSpeed(true);
#endif
SPI.begin();
SPI.setClockDivider(SPI_CLOCK_DIV16); // 1MHZ SPI rate
//
// Initialize the ISR registry.
//
isr_registry.init();
//
// Initialize the timer scheduler to use the ISR registry.
//
timer_scheduler.init( & isr_registry );
//
// Check the EEPROM format version before loading any parameters from EEPROM.
//
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load_parameters();
// keep a record of how many resets have happened. This can be
// used to detect in-flight resets
g.num_resets.set_and_save(g.num_resets+1);
// init the GCS
gcs0.init(&Serial);
#if USB_MUX_PIN > 0
if (!usb_connected) {
// we are not connected via USB, re-init UART0 with right
// baud rate
Serial.begin(map_baudrate(g.serial3_baud, SERIAL3_BAUD));
}
#else
// we have a 2nd serial port for telemetry
Serial3.begin(map_baudrate(g.serial3_baud, SERIAL3_BAUD), 128, 256);
gcs3.init(&Serial3);
#endif
mavlink_system.sysid = g.sysid_this_mav;
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#if LOGGING_ENABLED == ENABLED
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DataFlash.Init(); // DataFlash log initialization
if (!DataFlash.CardInserted()) {
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_LOW, PSTR("No dataflash card inserted"));
g.log_bitmask.set(0);
} else if (DataFlash.NeedErase()) {
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_LOW, PSTR("ERASING LOGS"));
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do_erase_logs();
}
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if (g.log_bitmask != 0) {
DataFlash.start_new_log();
}
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#endif
#if HIL_MODE != HIL_MODE_ATTITUDE
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#if CONFIG_ADC == ENABLED
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adc.Init(&timer_scheduler); // APM ADC library initialization
#endif
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barometer.init(&timer_scheduler);
if (g.compass_enabled==true) {
compass.set_orientation(MAG_ORIENTATION); // set compass's orientation on aircraft
if (!compass.init() || !compass.read()) {
Serial.println_P(PSTR("Compass initialisation failed!"));
g.compass_enabled = false;
} else {
ahrs.set_compass(&compass);
Bug fix for compass. This is a fix for an interesting bug when a DCM matrix reset was added to the ground start. This bug only showed up if (A) a ground start were performed after an air start or due to use of the "Calibrate Gryo" action, (B) if the current orientation were sufficiently different from 0/0/0, and (C.) if the particular magnetometer had sufficiently large offsets. Why did resetting the DCM matrix to 0/0/0 pitch/roll/yaw at ground start cause a bug? The magnetometer offset nulling determines the proper offsets for the magnetometer by comparing the observed change in the magnetic field vector with the expected change due to rotation as calculated from the rotation in the DCM matrix. This comparison is made at 10Hz, and then filtered with a weight based on the amount of rotation to estimate the offsets. Normally it would take considerable time at normal in-flight rotation rates for the offset estimate to converge. If a DCM matrix reset occurs when the offset nulling algorithm is up and running, the algorithm sees the DCM reset as a instantaneous rotation, however the magnetic field vector did not change at all. Under certain conditions the algorithm would interpret this as indicating that the offset(s) should be very large. Since the "rotation" could also have been large the filter weighting would be large and it was possible for a large erroneous estimate of the offset(s) to be made based on this single (bad) data point. To fix this bug methods were added to the compass object to start and stop the offset nulling algorithm. Further, when the algorithm is started, it is set up to get fresh samples. The DCM matrix reset method now calls these new methods to stop the offset nulling before resetting the matrix, and resume after the matrix has been reset.
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compass.null_offsets_enable();
}
}
#endif
// Do GPS init
g_gps = &g_gps_driver;
// GPS Initialization
g_gps->init(GPS::GPS_ENGINE_AIRBORNE_4G);
g_gps->callback = mavlink_delay;
//mavlink_system.sysid = MAV_SYSTEM_ID; // Using g.sysid_this_mav
mavlink_system.compid = 1; //MAV_COMP_ID_IMU; // We do not check for comp id
mavlink_system.type = MAV_FIXED_WING;
rc_override_active = APM_RC.setHIL(rc_override); // Set initial values for no override
RC_Channel::set_apm_rc( &APM_RC ); // Provide reference to RC outputs.
init_rc_in(); // sets up rc channels from radio
init_rc_out(); // sets up the timer libs
pinMode(C_LED_PIN, OUTPUT); // GPS status LED
pinMode(A_LED_PIN, OUTPUT); // GPS status LED
pinMode(B_LED_PIN, OUTPUT); // GPS status LED
#if SLIDE_SWITCH_PIN > 0
pinMode(SLIDE_SWITCH_PIN, INPUT); // To enter interactive mode
#endif
#if CONFIG_PUSHBUTTON == ENABLED
pinMode(PUSHBUTTON_PIN, INPUT); // unused
#endif
#if CONFIG_RELAY == ENABLED
DDRL |= B00000100; // Set Port L, pin 2 to output for the relay
#endif
#if FENCE_TRIGGERED_PIN > 0
pinMode(FENCE_TRIGGERED_PIN, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(FENCE_TRIGGERED_PIN, LOW);
#endif
/*
setup the 'main loop is dead' check. Note that this relies on
the RC library being initialised.
*/
timer_scheduler.set_failsafe(failsafe_check);
// If the switch is in 'menu' mode, run the main menu.
//
// Since we can't be sure that the setup or test mode won't leave
// the system in an odd state, we don't let the user exit the top
// menu; they must reset in order to fly.
//
#if CLI_ENABLED == ENABLED && CLI_SLIDER_ENABLED == ENABLED
if (digitalRead(SLIDE_SWITCH_PIN) == 0) {
digitalWrite(A_LED_PIN,LED_ON); // turn on setup-mode LED
Serial.printf_P(PSTR("\n"
"Entering interactive setup mode...\n"
"\n"
"If using the Arduino Serial Monitor, ensure Line Ending is set to Carriage Return.\n"
"Type 'help' to list commands, 'exit' to leave a submenu.\n"
"Visit the 'setup' menu for first-time configuration.\n"));
Serial.println_P(PSTR("\nMove the slide switch and reset to FLY.\n"));
run_cli();
}
#else
Serial.printf_P(PSTR("\nPress ENTER 3 times to start interactive setup\n\n"));
#endif // CLI_ENABLED
// read in the flight switches
update_servo_switches();
if (ENABLE_AIR_START == 1) {
// Perform an air start and get back to flying
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_LOW,PSTR("<init_ardupilot> AIR START"));
// Get necessary data from EEPROM
//----------------
//read_EEPROM_airstart_critical();
#if HIL_MODE != HIL_MODE_ATTITUDE
imu.init(IMU::WARM_START, mavlink_delay, flash_leds, &timer_scheduler);
ahrs.set_centripetal(1);
#endif
// This delay is important for the APM_RC library to work.
// We need some time for the comm between the 328 and 1280 to be established.
int old_pulse = 0;
while (millis()<=1000 && (abs(old_pulse - APM_RC.InputCh(g.flight_mode_channel)) > 5 ||
APM_RC.InputCh(g.flight_mode_channel) == 1000 ||
APM_RC.InputCh(g.flight_mode_channel) == 1200)) {
old_pulse = APM_RC.InputCh(g.flight_mode_channel);
delay(25);
}
GPS_enabled = false;
g_gps->update();
if (g_gps->status() != 0 || HIL_MODE != HIL_MODE_DISABLED) GPS_enabled = true;
if (g.log_bitmask & MASK_LOG_CMD)
Log_Write_Startup(TYPE_AIRSTART_MSG);
reload_commands_airstart(); // Get set to resume AUTO from where we left off
}else {
startup_ground();
if (g.log_bitmask & MASK_LOG_CMD)
Log_Write_Startup(TYPE_GROUNDSTART_MSG);
}
set_mode(MANUAL);
// set the correct flight mode
// ---------------------------
reset_control_switch();
}
//********************************************************************************
//This function does all the calibrations, etc. that we need during a ground start
//********************************************************************************
static void startup_ground(void)
{
set_mode(INITIALISING);
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_LOW,PSTR("<startup_ground> GROUND START"));
#if(GROUND_START_DELAY > 0)
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_LOW,PSTR("<startup_ground> With Delay"));
delay(GROUND_START_DELAY * 1000);
#endif
// Makes the servos wiggle
// step 1 = 1 wiggle
// -----------------------
demo_servos(1);
//IMU ground start
//------------------------
//
startup_IMU_ground(false);
// read the radio to set trims
// ---------------------------
trim_radio(); // This was commented out as a HACK. Why? I don't find a problem.
// Save the settings for in-air restart
// ------------------------------------
//save_EEPROM_groundstart();
// initialize commands
// -------------------
init_commands();
// Read in the GPS - see if one is connected
GPS_enabled = false;
for (byte counter = 0; ; counter++) {
g_gps->update();
if (g_gps->status() != 0 || HIL_MODE != HIL_MODE_DISABLED){
GPS_enabled = true;
break;
}
if (counter >= 2) {
GPS_enabled = false;
break;
}
}
// Makes the servos wiggle - 3 times signals ready to fly
// -----------------------
demo_servos(3);
// we don't want writes to the serial port to cause us to pause
// mid-flight, so set the serial ports non-blocking once we are
// ready to fly
Serial.set_blocking_writes(false);
if (gcs3.initialised) {
Serial3.set_blocking_writes(false);
}
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_LOW,PSTR("\n\n Ready to FLY."));
}
static void set_mode(byte mode)
{
if(control_mode == mode){
// don't switch modes if we are already in the correct mode.
return;
}
if(g.auto_trim > 0 && control_mode == MANUAL)
trim_control_surfaces();
control_mode = mode;
crash_timer = 0;
switch(control_mode)
{
case INITIALISING:
case MANUAL:
case CIRCLE:
case STABILIZE:
case FLY_BY_WIRE_A:
case FLY_BY_WIRE_B:
break;
case AUTO:
update_auto();
break;
case RTL:
do_RTL();
break;
case LOITER:
do_loiter_at_location();
break;
case GUIDED:
set_guided_WP();
break;
default:
do_RTL();
break;
}
if (g.log_bitmask & MASK_LOG_MODE)
Log_Write_Mode(control_mode);
}
static void check_long_failsafe()
{
// only act on changes
// -------------------
if(failsafe != FAILSAFE_LONG && failsafe != FAILSAFE_GCS){
if(rc_override_active && millis() - rc_override_fs_timer > FAILSAFE_LONG_TIME) {
failsafe_long_on_event(FAILSAFE_LONG);
}
if(! rc_override_active && failsafe == FAILSAFE_SHORT && millis() - ch3_failsafe_timer > FAILSAFE_LONG_TIME) {
failsafe_long_on_event(FAILSAFE_LONG);
}
if(g.gcs_heartbeat_fs_enabled && millis() - rc_override_fs_timer > FAILSAFE_LONG_TIME) {
failsafe_long_on_event(FAILSAFE_GCS);
}
} else {
// We do not change state but allow for user to change mode
if(failsafe == FAILSAFE_GCS && millis() - rc_override_fs_timer < FAILSAFE_SHORT_TIME) failsafe = FAILSAFE_NONE;
if(failsafe == FAILSAFE_LONG && rc_override_active && millis() - rc_override_fs_timer < FAILSAFE_SHORT_TIME) failsafe = FAILSAFE_NONE;
if(failsafe == FAILSAFE_LONG && !rc_override_active && !ch3_failsafe) failsafe = FAILSAFE_NONE;
}
}
static void check_short_failsafe()
{
// only act on changes
// -------------------
if(failsafe == FAILSAFE_NONE){
if(ch3_failsafe) { // The condition is checked and the flag ch3_failsafe is set in radio.pde
failsafe_short_on_event(FAILSAFE_SHORT);
}
}
if(failsafe == FAILSAFE_SHORT){
if(!ch3_failsafe) {
failsafe_short_off_event();
}
}
}
static void startup_IMU_ground(bool force_accel_level)
{
#if HIL_MODE != HIL_MODE_ATTITUDE
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_MEDIUM, PSTR("Warming up ADC..."));
mavlink_delay(500);
// Makes the servos wiggle twice - about to begin IMU calibration - HOLD LEVEL AND STILL!!
// -----------------------
demo_servos(2);
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_MEDIUM, PSTR("Beginning IMU calibration; do not move plane"));
mavlink_delay(1000);
imu.init(IMU::COLD_START, mavlink_delay, flash_leds, &timer_scheduler);
if (force_accel_level || g.manual_level == 0) {
// when MANUAL_LEVEL is set to 1 we don't do accelerometer
// levelling on each boot, and instead rely on the user to do
// it once via the ground station
imu.init_accel(mavlink_delay, flash_leds);
}
ahrs.set_centripetal(1);
ahrs.reset();
// read Baro pressure at ground
//-----------------------------
init_barometer();
if (g.airspeed_enabled == true) {
// initialize airspeed sensor
// --------------------------
zero_airspeed();
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_LOW,PSTR("<startup_ground> zero airspeed calibrated"));
} else {
gcs_send_text_P(SEVERITY_LOW,PSTR("<startup_ground> NO airspeed"));
}
#endif // HIL_MODE_ATTITUDE
digitalWrite(B_LED_PIN, LED_ON); // Set LED B high to indicate IMU ready
digitalWrite(A_LED_PIN, LED_OFF);
digitalWrite(C_LED_PIN, LED_OFF);
}
static void update_GPS_light(void)
{
// GPS LED on if we have a fix or Blink GPS LED if we are receiving data
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
switch (g_gps->status()) {
case(2):
digitalWrite(C_LED_PIN, LED_ON); //Turn LED C on when gps has valid fix.
break;
case(1):
if (g_gps->valid_read == true){
GPS_light = !GPS_light; // Toggle light on and off to indicate gps messages being received, but no GPS fix lock
if (GPS_light){
digitalWrite(C_LED_PIN, LED_OFF);
} else {
digitalWrite(C_LED_PIN, LED_ON);
}
g_gps->valid_read = false;
}
break;
default:
digitalWrite(C_LED_PIN, LED_OFF);
break;
}
}
static void resetPerfData(void) {
mainLoop_count = 0;
G_Dt_max = 0;
imu.adc_constraints = 0;
ahrs.renorm_range_count = 0;
ahrs.renorm_blowup_count = 0;
gps_fix_count = 0;
pmTest1 = 0;
perf_mon_timer = millis();
}
/*
map from a 8 bit EEPROM baud rate to a real baud rate
*/
static uint32_t map_baudrate(int8_t rate, uint32_t default_baud)
{
switch (rate) {
case 1: return 1200;
case 2: return 2400;
case 4: return 4800;
case 9: return 9600;
case 19: return 19200;
case 38: return 38400;
case 57: return 57600;
case 111: return 111100;
case 115: return 115200;
}
Serial.println_P(PSTR("Invalid SERIAL3_BAUD"));
return default_baud;
}
#if USB_MUX_PIN > 0
static void check_usb_mux(void)
{
bool usb_check = !digitalRead(USB_MUX_PIN);
if (usb_check == usb_connected) {
return;
}
// the user has switched to/from the telemetry port
usb_connected = usb_check;
if (usb_connected) {
Serial.begin(SERIAL0_BAUD);
} else {
Serial.begin(map_baudrate(g.serial3_baud, SERIAL3_BAUD));
}
}
#endif
/*
called by gyro/accel init to flash LEDs so user
has some mesmerising lights to watch while waiting
*/
void flash_leds(bool on)
{
digitalWrite(A_LED_PIN, on?LED_OFF:LED_ON);
digitalWrite(C_LED_PIN, on?LED_ON:LED_OFF);
}
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#ifndef DESKTOP_BUILD
/*
* Read Vcc vs 1.1v internal reference
*
* This call takes about 150us total. ADC conversion is 13 cycles of
* 125khz default changes the mux if it isn't set, and return last
* reading (allows necessary settle time) otherwise trigger the
* conversion
*/
uint16_t board_voltage(void)
{
const uint8_t mux = (_BV(REFS0)|_BV(MUX4)|_BV(MUX3)|_BV(MUX2)|_BV(MUX1));
if (ADMUX == mux) {
ADCSRA |= _BV(ADSC); // Convert
uint16_t counter=4000; // normally takes about 1700 loops
while (bit_is_set(ADCSRA, ADSC) && counter) // Wait
counter--;
if (counter == 0) {
// we don't actually expect this timeout to happen,
// but we don't want any more code that could hang. We
// report 0V so it is clear in the logs that we don't know
// the value
return 0;
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}
uint32_t result = ADCL | ADCH<<8;
return 1126400UL / result; // Read and back-calculate Vcc in mV
}
// switch mux, settle time is needed. We don't want to delay
// waiting for the settle, so report 0 as a "don't know" value
ADMUX = mux;
return 0; // we don't know the current voltage
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}
#endif