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srxl2EscVoltageSensor on SR6100AT #1
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Hi, The initial tests I made with the current code on GitHub was done with a Arduino Nano with CH340 USB and using software serial for SRXL2. That worked, but was impractical for field use, ProMini wirg HW serial would be better I thought. I have to revert to the Nano for more tests... But I have no time for this right now. Good Luck |
Finally got some lifesigns from the SR6100AT on the THR port. Using software serial and a 1N4148 diode. But I'm seeing a lot of CRC errors. And communication is very unstable. This is on a 16MHz 328p with no LDO. Running on 5V or 5.3V from the BEC. Will continue the hunting tonight, any tips? |
You might be better of using zener diode, BAT85 or such. |
Came to the conclusion that the 328p softwareserial is not capabable of stable 115200 support. Not with other interrupts active. My idea was to create a GPS telemetry solution and I's just not feasable on the tiny 328p with only one hardware uart. I replaced it with a Teensy3.2 and all is good now. No CRC errors and stable communication to the receiver. Now I will focus on getting GPS telemetry data working :-) |
Hi Anders, Thank you much in advance Anders. Besr tegards from Germany |
I have not done any "TM-only" SRXL2 device yet, see little point in that since most (all?) Telemetry capable Rxs have an X-bus port. X-bus (I2C) is much simpler to use on Arduino, stay with that until there is a real need for SRXL2. |
Hi,
Looking to get "SMART" telemetry working on this receiver using your code. I attached the Pro Mini to the THR port and there is no life signs. Do you know if this receiver actually supports the SRXL2 protocol on the normal servo ports? I'll hook up a logic analyser and see what happens on the data line.
Cheers and thanks!
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