Hello,
i am running an APM2.5 with “log all signals” switched on at the onboard logger.
After downloading, when i open a logfile on my “airfield laptop”, all existing signals (eg. BarAlt, Motor1) can be inspected. This behaviour can be seen either on Mission Planner 1.2.98 (Oborne) or the APM Planner v2.0.7.
Now the intersting effect, at home:
I load all the files via USB stick, local copy, on my “desktop computer” and start the APM planner there: Motor 1 is the same signal like on the “airfield laptop”, but there is just a zero signal shown for the BarAlt.
At all, it is nearly 20% of the (always same) signals that miss and read just “zero”.
Do i have any information being saved during tuning my copter, on the “airfield laptop” that show any parametrisation of sensors, and what is needed to complete the signal information to become “readable signal values”?
Hello,
I found out that ALL of the signals are available in the Log Browser of Michael Oborne´s version of the MP. When browsing in the DIYDrones-Mission Planner, several signals cannot be displayed, i suppose its a matter of the data format (comma, point, etc.)
It would be nice if this could be solved in a later version of the APM. Probaby i open an issue when i found out what would be good way of solving this failure.
And there is the software named “APM-Planner2” which evolved from QGroundControl and is maintained by Bill Bonney
=> github.com/diydrones/apm_planner
There were some compatibility issues with some files in APM-Planner 2 but those should have been fixed meanwhile. If your problem is with that software, please try updating to the latest version.
Thanks for your answer!
I thought of working out a very detailed issue and contact both developers after changing my copter frame to a more stable one.
In my opinion, both MPs have specific benefits and should be supported.
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