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Can't activate or read data from M600 #74

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SkyJerms opened this issue Nov 24, 2016 · 8 comments
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Can't activate or read data from M600 #74

SkyJerms opened this issue Nov 24, 2016 · 8 comments

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@SkyJerms
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SkyJerms commented Nov 24, 2016

Followed the instructions on the Onboard SDK website, but once I confirm the port is open and hit activate in the Qt example, nothing happens. Nothing also happens when I hit obtain control. Any advice would be appreciated.

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  • OES is a Windows laptop running Qt
  • Baud rates are synced to 115200 through a USB port
  • Screenshot
  • Would like to read flight telemetry data from the M600
@lanyusea
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the baudrate in your screenshot is 230400 instead of 115200

@SkyJerms
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  • Oops I must have changed it back to 230400 after testing. It gives the same result with 115 200 on both the assistant and the GUI.

@lanyusea
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em.... could you check if there are data stream sent from A3? by using some software like serial port monitor maybe this one https://sourceforge.net/projects/realterm/

@SkyJerms
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Used the Free Device Monitoring Studio, I see the program writing to the port but not reading anything. Also this is what the wiring looks like on the A3 (not sure if there is an issue here): wiring

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  • Regarding the previous image:
    White = RX
    Green = TX
    Black = GND

@lanyusea
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if there is no data, it seems to be a hardware config issue.

the pin of API (from left to right) is: VCC GND TX RX
(the figure in our document is actually upside down compared with the real situation
which means you should connect GND to the GND of your USB-TTL, and connect the TX to your RX, connect the RX to your TX

@SkyJerms
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Oh I see. It's working now! Thank you!

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:)

pcler pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 7, 2020
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* commit 'e3a121d68acfaedeecdda0e71c058f3d20839d94':
  fix:fix the gimbal subscribe issues in gimbal sample
  fix:add angle data reporting in the gimbal sample
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