We should reconsider the Linux packaging later. It creates files
above the source tree directory, and that is not OK. But for now
it should work as a temporary solution.
${REVISION} - revision info string (tag or branch:hash date time)
${LABEL} - package label string (tag or date-hash)
${DAY} - day of last commit
${MONTH} - month of last commit
${YEAR} - year of last commit
Currently GCS prints in the debug window too many messages confusing users.
Until it is fixed (so only important messages are printed) the debug
windows is removed from default GCS configurations. It still is available
as a widget and can be added to a GCS workspace.
It is better than hide it using options checkbox (as suggested in OP-685)
and keep empty window frame.
Actuator did not provide an option to completely shutdown selected channels
(set PWM pulse = 0). It is useful for camera stabilization boot delay (we
want few seconds of gimbal servo inactivity to calibrate gyros). It also
might be useful for failsafe on some channels. This option is now available.
It is used to disable camera outputs during fixed 7s delay after boot
instead of setting them to minimum position.
As a side effect, few bugs are fixed (ticks should be multiplied by
portTICK_RATE_MS, not divided, to get time in ms). And few floating point
operations were optimized out as well.
ActuatorCommand.UpdateTime was promoted to uint16 because it is not unusual
to have it 20000ms during flash updates (was seen on the CC after UAV
settings import). So it should be 16bit as well.
This is a partial rework of Cossacs' camera gimbal software.
This patch adds LPF to airframe attitude used for camera stabilisation
and feed forward for camera actuators. Either of options can be
disabled on the compilation level to save flash and RAM if not
required.
Original Cossacs' code was optimized and code flow shortcuts were
added where applicable.
This is a partial rework of Cossacs' camera gimbal software.
This patch adds LPF to some of manual control inputs. Mostly
useful are accessory channels (for camera gimbal control) and
yaw channel (for smooth filming). The code may be used for
stand-alone CC[3D]-based gimbal software, but also should work
for complete FC+camera system.
