two way points and it was in automode.
So the do_set_servo command takes in 2 parameters, the servo number (5-8), and the PWM (1000-2000). I set the servo number to 8 and the PWM to 2000 to test its movement. My question is, do the servo numbers correspond to the output numbers on the AMP where the ESCs are also plugged into? We have a hex, so outputs 1-6 are taken, leaving us only output 7 and 8.
My other question is, for running a valid mock mission where we walk the copter to each waypoint, do we have to arm the motors and have them spinning while walking to the waypoints for this to be considered a valid mission? I've tried both with no success. Any ideas what i could be missing as far as setting up a mission and performing a simulation?
To start a mission, i simply use the drop down menu under the actions tab, select MISSION_START and click Do Action? Then i can start walking the copter to each waypoint where the servo should activate at the waypoints i set?
two way points and it was in automode. So the do_set_servo command takes in 2 parameters, the servo number (5-8), and the PWM (1000-2000). I set the servo number to 8 and the PWM to 2000 to test its movement. My question is, do the servo numbers correspond to the output numbers on the AMP where the ESCs are also plugged into? We have a hex, so outputs 1-6 are taken, leaving us only output 7 and 8.My other question is, for running a valid mock mission where we walk the copter to each waypoint, do we have to arm the motors and have them spinning while walking to the waypoints for this to be considered a valid mission? I've tried both with no success. Any ideas what i could be missing as far as setting up a mission and performing a simulation? To start a mission, i simply use the drop down menu under the actions tab, select MISSION_START and click Do Action? Then i can start walking the copter to each waypoint where the servo should activate at the waypoints i set?
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