it is connecting like that
I guess you can now try the same with sudo systemctl start arducopter
. This should work.
ok do i need to stop arduplane again or just type in that command ?
You need to stop it.
Nope same result. Time out
This is very strange. What are you trying to launch? ArduCopter or ArduPlane? If you want to launch the latter you need to modify the /etc/default/arduplane
.
just a question…i am doing this from ssh…do i need to log in to the PI itself
arduplane. I modified everything to say arduplane as per your previous insturctions
- Verify that
/etc/default/arduplane
has-C /dev/ttyUSB0
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
-
sudo systemctl stop arducopter
in case you had launch arducopter sudo systemctl start arduplane
- Post the output of
sudo journalctl -u arduplane
here, please
TELEM1="-A udp:192.168.8.101:14550"
#TELEM2="-C /dev/ttyUSB0"
The config seems to be alright.
Please proceed with the instructions above.
sorry dont know why its pasting in bold capital letters
Logs begin at Thu 2017-04-20 14:34:03 SAST, end at Thu 2017-04-20 14:48:16 SA
Apr 20 14:34:05 Navio2 systemd[1]: Starting ArduPilot for Linux…
Apr 20 14:34:05 Navio2 systemd[1]: Started ArduPilot for Linux.
Apr 20 14:37:13 Navio2 systemd[1]: Stopping ArduPilot for Linux…
Apr 20 14:37:13 Navio2 systemd[1]: Stopped ArduPilot for Linux.
Apr 20 14:38:27 Navio2 systemd[1]: Stopped ArduPilot for Linux.
Apr 20 14:39:07 Navio2 systemd[1]: Starting ArduPilot for Linux…
Apr 20 14:39:07 Navio2 systemd[1]: Started ArduPilot for Linux.
Apr 20 14:42:33 Navio2 systemd[1]: Started ArduPilot for Linux.
Apr 20 14:43:05 Navio2 systemd[1]: Started ArduPilot for Linux.
Apr 20 14:43:12 Navio2 systemd[1]: Started ArduPilot for Linux.
Apr 20 14:47:57 Navio2 systemd[1]: Started ArduPilot for Linux.
You should use backticks around a pasted snippet in order to format it properly.
Okay, I guess I understood what your problem is. You should uncomment the TELEM2=/dev/ttyUSB0
.
Before I peeked into the post I could make out what your problem is:
Now it’s more evident:
TELEM1="-A udp:192.168.8.101:14550" TELEM2="-C /dev/ttyUSB0"#TELEM2="-C /dev/ttyUSB0"
# Default settings for ArduPilot for Linux.
``# The file is sourced by systemd from arduplane.service
TELEM1="-A udp:192.168.8.101:14550"
TELEM2="-C /dev/ttyUSB0" ``
Like this ?
Yeah!
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I’m glad I could help!