I have a small problem with the ArduPilot when I put it in both FLY_BY_WIRE_A and FLY_BY_WIRE_B, the rudder goes almost full to the left, not all the way but say 80%.
The rudder still works both ways, and everything else works fine in both the FLY_BY_WIRE modes. But the rudder problem isn't something I want to fly with.
I suspect it's something in the code.
I have run the «RC Input» and «Servo Output» debug modes, and set the minimum and maximum values I got in the ArduPilot config file.
That didn't help and not knowing enough about Arduino, I don't know what too do next.
Has somebody experienced the same problem and know how to fix it?
(I use the ArduPilot 2.7.1 code.)
Tags: ArduPilot, FLY_BY_WIRE, FLY_BY_WIRE_A, FLY_BY_WIRE_B, left, rudder, turn, turns

Permalink Reply by Peter-Hans de Zwarte on June 23, 2011 at 10:29am Thanks for your replay Brian.
The other modes work in a similar way.
But I found out that the problem was in the #define ENABLE_Z_SENSOR.
I use the IMU, but the code thought I used a Z sensor and therefore it didn't calibrate on start-up.
I probably had my board a bit tilted when I calibrated for the first time, and after that it stuck with this calibration.
But now I got a different problem, when I turn on the MUX the throttle is set on full power, in every mode.
Well, I guess I have to use the evening to figure that out.
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