My latest: 750 OctoQuadX

mlebret

Member
Hello,

There is my latest home made MultiCopter:

OctoQuad X 750 mm frame, Center plates from 1mm carbon plate, arms are square carbon tube 22 mm ext, motor support are from 2.3 mm G4,

Take Off Weight is 4200 g,

T-Motor 4008-16 with 13" propellers, 6S,

Gimbal is replaced by one 1 kg lead box.

First flight went fine today with a VRBrain 5.2 (ArduPilot 3.2.1 software)

Marc…
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GodGiven

New Member
Hi,
Im having issues with PPMSUM ,could you please tell me which pin did u use?
pin7? pin 8?
i tested my unit and pin8 has 3.3 v .... for output relay
 


GodGiven

New Member
Hi Marc,
Thank you for your reply.
Im aware of those pics.
the problem is that i have version 5.2 (written on the back of the board) but pin 8 is giving 3 volts .....
 

mlebret

Member
Hi,

Can you have a look at the message information (latest on the right side of the APM Mission Planner) and check Board version and firmware version. I had one occurence of wrong firmware flash...and the board was identified as 5.1... I had to use DFU to downgrade firmware and redo the flash to latest manually with mission planner.

Latest firmware (3.3.3) is in the Virtual Robotix DropBox.

Marc
 

GodGiven

New Member
the Firmware loaded is Arducopter V3.2.1 (D472095D) -- ( i did not update to the last version because on the vrbrain site (news section) says its beta.
 

mlebret

Member
Hello,

Some news...

I had a try with PPM Sum on my VRBrain 5.2 board, same result as you (no signal). Pin 8 is at 3.3 volt.

Marc
 

lukemike

New Member
Hi,
I tried PPMSUM on VR Brain 5.2 and ArduCopter 3.2.1 and 3.3.3 (latest firmware from Mission Planner) and it works fine for me. I use FrSky D4R-II with my Taranis and I see all RC Inputs when I calibrate them. I see 3.3V on pin8 if I don't connect the receiver and 0V when I connect it with the Taranis turned off. When I turn on my Taranis I can see the datastream from 3.3V down.

Luca
 


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