Comments on: Arduino to Radio-Control Transmitter Interface http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465 Blogging is believing Thu, 10 Jun 2010 19:53:45 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Arduino - Interfaccia per Radiocomandi - Elettronica Faidate http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-399613 Arduino - Interfaccia per Radiocomandi - Elettronica Faidate Thu, 12 Mar 2009 23:20:23 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-399613 [...] maggiori informazioni cliccare qui. Mentre nei forum arduino c’è un thread interessante su questo progetto che unisce [...] [...] maggiori informazioni cliccare qui. Mentre nei forum arduino c’è un thread interessante su questo progetto che unisce [...]

]]> By: Mathieu http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-399222 Mathieu Sun, 15 Jun 2008 01:35:45 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-399222 I'll try to help but would readily admit I'm not an expert at head tracking by any means. I think you need to filter the gyro inputs just right, etc... Just bought a three axis magnetometer recently and was hoping to use that to get an absolute heading reference rather than the gyro readings... or on top of the gyro reading. Am away for the rest of the week, tho. In any case, happy to write you to establish contact at least. I’ll try to help but would readily admit I’m not an expert at head tracking by any means. I think you need to filter the gyro inputs just right, etc… Just bought a three axis magnetometer recently and was hoping to use that to get an absolute heading reference rather than the gyro readings… or on top of the gyro reading. Am away for the rest of the week, tho.

In any case, happy to write you to establish contact at least.

]]> By: Steve http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-399200 Steve Sun, 08 Jun 2008 16:31:09 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-399200 Hi there, my name is Steve and I am very new to micro controllers. I have been reading madly on programming in C and must admit I am so far completely hopeless at it but I am sure it will come with time. I really am glad to have found your project. I want to do something very similar but wish to take four analog inputs (potentiometers) and send them to Arduino, convert to PPM and send into my trainer port just as you have. After that is complete I want to add a 2 axis gyro (or accelerometer not sure which is best) for head tracking. I have ordered the Arduino and hope to get working on code right away. If you don't mind I will borrow your code as a starting point but honestly I could use some help in converting it to what I need... if you would not mind emailing me at the address I supplied here that would be really gret! If not no worries and thanks for the starter code! Hi there, my name is Steve and I am very new to micro controllers. I have been reading madly on programming in C and must admit I am so far completely hopeless at it but I am sure it will come with time.

I really am glad to have found your project. I want to do something very similar but wish to take four analog inputs (potentiometers) and send them to Arduino, convert to PPM and send into my trainer port just as you have.

After that is complete I want to add a 2 axis gyro (or accelerometer not sure which is best) for head tracking.

I have ordered the Arduino and hope to get working on code right away.

If you don’t mind I will borrow your code as a starting point but honestly I could use some help in converting it to what I need… if you would not mind emailing me at the address I supplied here that would be really gret!

If not no worries and thanks for the starter code!

]]> By: Mathieu http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-398793 Mathieu Mon, 14 Apr 2008 13:23:48 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-398793 Hi Mitch, you should find the code in this other post: <a href='http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1467' rel="nofollow">http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1467</a> Hi Mitch, you should find the code in this other post:

http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1467

]]> By: Mitch http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-398789 Mitch Mon, 14 Apr 2008 08:18:19 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-398789 Jordi, he has a SparkFun 5DOF plugged in there. Im more interested in that, have you any code or details how to interface Arduino with it? I dont have a 5DOF, but im keen on getting one soon. Jordi, he has a SparkFun 5DOF plugged in there.

Im more interested in that, have you any code or details how to interface Arduino with it? I dont have a 5DOF, but im keen on getting one soon.

]]> By: JOrdi http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-365884 JOrdi Sat, 02 Feb 2008 10:21:13 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-365884 You can improve your system adding some gyros and kalman filters, like my arduino project: http://diydrones.com/profiles/blog/show?id=705844%3ABlogPost%3A23188 Nice work!! :d You can improve your system adding some gyros and kalman filters, like my arduino project:

http://diydrones.com/profiles/blog/show?id=705844%3ABlogPost%3A23188

Nice work!! d

]]> By: Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface at Cool Electronic projects blog http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-359006 Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface at Cool Electronic projects blog Sat, 26 Jan 2008 07:39:52 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-359006 [...] 12, in this case), which mixes them with manual input and radios them to the radio-controlled model.Link google_color_link = "0000FF"; google_color_url = "777777"; google_color_text = "333333"; //--> [...] [...] 12, in this case), which mixes them with manual input and radios them to the radio-controlled model.Link google_color_link = “0000FF”; google_color_url = “777777″; google_color_text = “333333″; //–> [...]

]]> By: Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-358534 Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface Fri, 25 Jan 2008 20:37:45 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-358534 [...] You can see on the transmitter’s display that channels 1, 2, 4 and 5 are broadcasting values while the sticks are centered. If I had video, you could see them change over time under the Arduino’s control.Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface - Link (and code). [...] [...] You can see on the transmitter’s display that channels 1, 2, 4 and 5 are broadcasting values while the sticks are centered. If I had video, you could see them change over time under the Arduino’s control.Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface – Link (and code). [...]

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]]> By: Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface » Developages - Development and Technology Blog http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465&cpage=1#comment-358403 Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface » Developages - Development and Technology Blog Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:45:35 +0000 http://ban-sidhe.com/blog/?p=1465#comment-358403 [...] Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface - Link (and code). [...] [...] Arduino to radio-control transmitter interface – Link (and code). [...]

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