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Im working on a higher resolution firmware... hang on...

@ PeterD, Don't worry about the voltage issue, It is not being used for anything right now. However I would like to Have a quick Skype with You later this evening and get it working, @ George(redridinghood)... Can we have a Skype too... this evening ? @Derek.. I have purchased some new...

Thanks for kind words Acmach5. I am trying hard. Future improvement is identifying why there is still some jitter on some setups... eg Holco's really nice and fast setup !! Stay tuned :)

Just Uploaded latest version of PiclocToolz and its accompanying firmware. This is now called v.E055 For those who had issues with previous C055 firmware and Toolz.. Please try this version and let me know if it has solved the issue with the Toolz previous crashes. Please disregard that...

OK.. I have managed to reproduce the problem. It has to do with the selection of the IMU Filter. The issue is related to loop timing masking off the transmission of a variable.... so it's never arriving to Toolz as a selection value... but 0xFF = 255. I am fixing this as we speak and will...

Hi Guys !!.. I am back !!! Arrrghhh!!!! I find after these 2-3 days disconnected from the internet world, that firmware C055 seemed to have created grievous problems to many Picloc owners !! and not only 4 ppl !! I have to make a video of how to do it... ( same as what I say in the website )...

Hi Jochen... Yes.. correct. Follow those steps and it should be alright. It has not been alright, however, for around 4 people. The first error that PiclocToolz throws is......bla bla bla...255. and this is after about 10-15 seconds of running. Seems that when this happens, the data is...

Sorry for late reply...was on the road... I meant.. Yes. OF COURSE...;) you can go back to 0.55 and forth without issues USING flash magic.

@seattle_helo: No Problem... you can ! If its not resolved, I'd really like to share a Skype with you and resolve this issue this evening. Technically, it should not be happening, and that makes me even more eager to solve this ASAP.

Hmmm... this is very strange Dr Ray. So Pro is working for you but Std no ?? Please download again, and re-load the firmware just in case something was not ok with the firmware upload. I made a quick extra double check fix on the STD firmware right now due to point #2 mentioned below: Hmmm..#2...

@BorisS... remove the txt file that was just posted. @redridinghood ... thanks for your kind words. No need for Break.... Firmware was tested as an upgrade from build 0055, and as long as the steps mentioned in the text on my site are followed, then it should be easy play. @Dr.Rey...

Please ... these texts are private info.... do not distribute over the net. I said PM for your sake !! This is where ' Continuous Updates is !! ' Try again !!

PM sent.

Hmm.... Were you running v0.53 by any chance ( previous to installing C.055 )?? Can you copy what the Toolz is telling you in the error, and send it to me by email ? Thanks !

Hi .. I don't want you to do the drastic **Factory Default** button. Can you kindly go through each tab and corner of Toolz, and toggle/touch each slider etc.. to give a 'value' to it. Then.. after gone through every button/selection/slider, press EEpromSave, and try switching on continuous...

WOW... that was quick !!!! I was still writing a small how-to on my website !!. Picloc needs a few seconds of button pressing with 'COntinuous Updates' switched off, to be able to upgrade seamlessly to the new firmware. Hope you enjoy this new firmware.

You are right about T055 was before that... but the link was taking you to A055 !!LOL!! Don;t worry... all will be fixed this evening. You'll love the new firmware ( and Toolz)

Actually... let me remove everything.....

Please allow some time for me to upload the finished update ( tonight ) . I did state DO NOT USE UNTIL REMOVED.

@ Copterpic and Tomstoy2 .... Those are not stepper motors. They are probably DC or Brushless motors with an encoder. I had begun work on this route 1.5 years ago. These things are either too expensive for the average AP guy to purchase off the shelf, or else need to be engineered for their...