I have recently finished the hardware of my copter.
Since it uses the infamous Pixhawk 2.4.8 (2MB thankfully), I can’t run lua scripts or notch filters because of lack of resources. So, I can’t use the quicktune.lua script. I am attaching a log file and would want to know if I can run autotune on it. Also, I am listing the hardware for reference:
Frame: F450
ESC: Blheli 30A
Motors: 920KV 2212 Size
TX/RX: FS-I6X and FS IA10B
Battery: 2.2Ah
Props: 9450 size
GPS: M8N and 7M Dual gps
Also, should I use the autotune flight mode or assign it to an aux switch?
You can run a Notch Filter. Configure for Throttle referenced notch.
Set the Motor Ranges
Reset the PSC_ACCZ_I&P parameters from Hover thrust. Looks like ~.32
If Auto Tune fails then lower the Rate P&I PID’s a bit and try again.
Makes no difference. Just be sure it’s in Auto Tune when you disarm.
BTW-I dug a 1Mb version of those junk Flight Controllers out of the drawer and there is no problem running a Notch Filter with it. It’s just another F4 based board, why wouldn’t it?
Update to ArduCopter 4.6.3 release.
Reset to default parameters and start over.
Using the ArduPilot methodic configurator software this time. And only skip any lua related suff. The configurator already clearly indicates what is optional or not optional.
So the first thing to do in setting up a notch filter is to determine the center frequency.
I used the above log in Mission Planner’s FFT, and I got a weird result:
Sure. Can you link to the .bin log? Not sure if it’s in this thread. And, you want to use Web Tools for Notch configuration and Analysis, not Mission Planner any longer.
You didn’t configure to collect any data to enable configuration of the notch filter.
INS_LOG_BAT_MASK,1
INS_LOG_BAT_OPT,4
Then make a hover flight for 1 minute or so.
You should really follow some documented process here or these small details will just eat up more time posting and posting.