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TriCopter: output_test for individual motors
Based on original work by Nils Hogberg
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@ -185,27 +185,36 @@ void AP_MotorsTri::output_disarmed()
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output_min();
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}
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// output_test - spin each motor for a moment to allow the user to confirm the motor order and spin direction
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void AP_MotorsTri::output_test()
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// output_test - spin a motor at the pwm value specified
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// motor_seq is the motor's sequence number from 1 to the number of motors on the frame
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// pwm value is an actual pwm value that will be output, normally in the range of 1000 ~ 2000
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void AP_MotorsTri::output_test(uint8_t motor_seq, int16_t pwm)
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{
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// Send minimum values to all motors
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output_min();
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// exit immediately if not armed
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if (!_flags.armed) {
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return;
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}
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_2]), _rc_throttle.radio_min);
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hal.scheduler->delay(4000);
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_1]), _rc_throttle.radio_min + _min_throttle);
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hal.scheduler->delay(300);
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_1]), _rc_throttle.radio_min);
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hal.scheduler->delay(2000);
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_4]), _rc_throttle.radio_min + _min_throttle);
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hal.scheduler->delay(300);
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_4]), _rc_throttle.radio_min);
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hal.scheduler->delay(2000);
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_2]), _rc_throttle.radio_min + _min_throttle);
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hal.scheduler->delay(300);
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// Send minimum values to all motors
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output_min();
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// output to motors and servos
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switch (motor_seq) {
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case 1:
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// front right motor
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_1]), pwm);
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break;
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case 2:
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// back motor
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_4]), pwm);
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break;
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case 3:
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// back servo
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_7]), pwm);
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break;
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case 4:
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// front left motor
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hal.rcout->write(pgm_read_byte(&_motor_to_channel_map[AP_MOTORS_MOT_2]), pwm);
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break;
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default:
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// do nothing
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break;
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}
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}
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@ -33,8 +33,10 @@ public:
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// enable - starts allowing signals to be sent to motors
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virtual void enable();
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// output_test - spin each motor for a moment to allow the user to confirm the motor order and spin direction
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virtual void output_test();
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// output_test - spin a motor at the pwm value specified
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// motor_seq is the motor's sequence number from 1 to the number of motors on the frame
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// pwm value is an actual pwm value that will be output, normally in the range of 1000 ~ 2000
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virtual void output_test(uint8_t motor_seq, int16_t pwm);
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// output_min - sends minimum values out to the motors
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virtual void output_min();
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