gabriel sosnoski cabral

Entao gustavo eu fiz todo procedimento de cada anglo do Pan  este ultimo post e onde fala do teste a ser feito depois de calibrar todos os anglos ,para ver si foi configurado mesmo!!!

Mas e como ti disse o pan no funciona quando estou calibrando os anglos  depois de calibrar eu salvo tudo e vou fazer o teste , mas no teste ele nao fuciona!!

consegui entender?

vaelu pela atencao amigo 

Gustavo F. de Almeida Albertini disse:

Não entendi seu ultimo post!

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? Choose Pan Angle to Calibrate ? with this menu item, you choose the pan angle that you will next calibrate. ? Status of presently selected pan angle: Calibrated (or Uncalibrated) ? this line indicates whether the pan angle selected above has already

been calibrated. Note that it?s ok to recalibrate angles that have been previously calibrated. ? Pan servo is presently rotated to: X% – this line shows the rotation percentage of the pan servo (based on a typical servo) that the EagleEyes

is presently commanding. 50% corresponds to a typical centered servo. 0% and 100% correspond to a fully rotated servo in each direction. Note that many servos may allow rotation below 0% or above 100%. Care must be taken not to attempt to rotate your servos beyond their physical capabilities.

? Pan X% Less, Pan X% More Buttons ? these buttons let you pan the tracker until it reaches the selected angle. Use the higher percentage values for larger movements, and the lower percentage values for smaller, more precise movements.

? Click here when you have finished panning to the selected angle ? once you have panned the tracker to the presently selected pan angle, click this button, and select the next angle to calibrate.

? Return Pan to 50% – this button returns the tracker?s pan servo to its approximate center position, based on a typical servo. ? Reset Pan Angles ? this button clears all calibrated pan angles. ? Finalize All Pan Angles! ? once you have calibrated all of the desired pan angles, click this button to finalize the pan calibration.

Tilt Servo Calibration Section:

? Choose Tilt Position to Calibrate ? with this menu item, you choose the tilt position you want to calibrate (Lowest Position or Highest Position) of the tilt function of the tracker.

? Enter Tilt Angle for this Position (0 to 180 degrees) ? this item lets you type in the angle corresponding to the tilt position For example, if you selected the Highest position, and your tracker?s highest position corresponds to 90 degrees (facing up), enter ?90?.

? Tilt servo is presently rotated to: X% – this line shows the rotation percentage of the tilt servo (based on a typical servo) that the EagleEyes is presently commanding. 50% corresponds to a typical centered servo. 0% and 100% correspond to a fully rotated servo in each direction. Note that many servos may allow rotation below 0% or above 100%. Care must be taken not to attempt to rotate your servos beyond their physical capabilities.

? Tilt X% Less, Tilt X% More Buttons ? these buttons let you tilt the tracker until it reaches the selected angle. Use the higher percentage values for larger movements, and the lower percentage values for smaller, more precise movements.

? Click here when you have finished tilting to the selected position ? once you have tilted the tracker to the presently selected tilt position (highest or lowest), click this button.

? Return Tilt to 50% – this button returns the tracker?s tilt servo to its approximate center position, based on a typical servo.

Tracker Tests Section:

? Pan Test – Select Angle ?Select one of the angles from this menu item, and click the ?Go? button, and the tracker should correctly pan to the selected angle. Note that you need to first calibrate the pan angles above, before using this option.

? Tilt Test – Select Position – Select one of the tilt positions from this menu item, and click the ?Go? button, and the tracker should correctly tilt to the selected position. Note that you need to first calibrate the tilt angles above, before using this option.

? Sweep Tracker! – clicking this button causes the tracker to be panned and tilted back and forth continuously, to your calibration limits. This function is useful for ?stress testing? your tracker, as well as verifying that the calibration is correct. WARNING: be prepared to stop the sweeping action in case it appears that the tracker is moving beyond the limits of your servos!

? Reset Pan/Tilt Settings! ? this button resets ALL of the pan/tilt settings to default values, and clears all angle calibration. This is useful if you have miscalibrated the tracker, or otherwise wish to recalibrate.

Gustavo F. de Almeida Albertini disse:

Olá Guilherme, boa noite!

Infeliz ou felizmente acredito q seu problema ainda seja configuração!
Sendo assim, segue abaixo o texto q retirei do manual q explica exatamente esta parte.

Obs: o Tilt já vem pre configurado de fabrica pois para q este atue só é preciso saber os fim de curso do servo e para isso os valores de pulso são bem conhecidos para o software, porém o mesmo não acontece com o pan, pois neste caso vc pode usar diferentes servos com anglos diferentes de atuação!

Segue texto:

Pan Angle Calibration Steps with PC
Here are the steps for calibrating pan angles with the PC:
1) Select the pan angle you would like to calibrate, using the ?Choose Pan Angle to Calibrate? menu item. Note that once a particular angle is calibrated, the calibration status say ?Calibrated,? indicating that it?s already calibrated. But, you can recalibrate it and the new calibration overwrites the old one.
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tracker, we recommend the simplest calibration initially, which is described in example ?A? in the ?Pan Calibration Examples (both calibration methods)? section above. Later, when you become more familiar with the calibration steps,
For most trackers, including the ReadyMadeRC
you may want to calibrate additional angles for more precise pointing.
Note that the angle you select is the compass location you should pan to, rather than the amount of rotation. Here is information on panning to each of the possible angles:
? 0 deg/N ? when this angle is selected, pan until the tracker is pointing to 0 degrees (North).
? 45 (CW) – when this angle is selected, pan clockwise until the tracker is pointing to the 45 degree compass position (Northeast).
? 90/E(CW) ? when this angle is selected, pan clockwise until the tracker is pointing to the 90 degree compass position (East).
? 180 (CW) ? when this angle is selected, pan clockwise until the tracker is pointed to the 180 degree compass position (South).
? Max CW ? when this angle is selected, pan clockwise to the maximum point your tracker can safely pan
? 315(CCW) ? when this angle is selected, pan counterclockwise until the tracker points to the 315 degree compass position (Northwest)
? 270(CCW) – when this angle is selected, pan the tracker counterclockwise until it is pointing to the 270 degree compass position (West)
? 180(CCW) ? when this angle is selected, pan counterclockwise until the tracker is pointing to the 180 degree compass position (South)
? Max CCW – when this angle is selected, pan counterclockwise to the maximum point your tracker can safely pan
2) Pan the antenna to the selected angle, using the ?Pan X% Less and/or Pan X% More? buttons. WARNING: make sure you don?t exceed your pan servo?s maximum rotation, or the servo could be damaged!
3) Click the ?Click here when you have finished panning to the selected angle? button to indicate you have panned the tracker to the correct angle. Steps 1 through 3 are now repeated for each pan angle you wish to calibrate.
4) After calibrating the desired pan angles, click the ?Finalize All Pan Angles!? button, which completes the pan angle calibration process. Note that if an error appears indicating that you have not calculated enough pan angles, please see the ?Pan Calibration Examples (both calibration methods)? section above which should help you to determine which pan angles need to be calibrated for your tracker.

Qq duvida estamos aew!

Abrs

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Gustavo F. de Almeida Albertini disse:

Olá Gabriel, feliz ano novo pra vc e pra todos aqui do fórum!!!!

Não tem como te passar as coordenadas, pois não estou com meu aero e computador na mesma casa, assim estou um pouco rendido com o uso do software do eagle, mas pelo q entendi vc ainda não calibrou e salvou os ângulos de atuação pertinentes da sua parte mecânica com o software do Elogger. Eu me lembro q para cada angulo ex: 45 graus do software eu tinha de ajustar o hardware manualmente para a posição também de 45 graus e salvar a posição, apos isso eu selecionava outro angulo e repetia o processo! Espero q esteja fácil entender, pois estou postando pelo telefone, rsrs

Abrs

🙂

Gustavo valeu de mas to lendo manual aqui mas estou um pouco sem tempo, fim de semana vou garrar nele dinovo pra vi si consigo fazer fucionar,fico muito agradecido por VCS da um força ai valeu mesmo , e ajudou de mas 

Gustavo F. de Almeida Albertini disse:

Gabriel,

 

Como informado pelo Antonio é muito importante vc fazer o update de todo o conjunto eagletree para a ultima versao. Para isso, o primeiro passo sera vc atualizar o software instalado no seu micro e depois atualizar cada componente do seu sistema como elogger, guardian, eagleeyes e OSD Pro. Eu estou usando a 10.43 tbm! Foi nesta versao que senti mais confiança no tracker! Mesmo se bem configurados os servos, curso de atuação, os mesmos nao irao mexer se nao haver um minimo de GPS encotrado pelo sistema. A titulo de curiosidade, para ver os sevos atuando, desde que configurado corretamente, pois pode haver o perigo de dar fim de curso de servo ou mesmo fim de curso mecanico do sistema que segura a antena, danificando seu tracker, vc pode habilitar o simulador pelo radio. Como informado no manual a opção de ajuste do tracker esta dentro da opção de configuração do OSD!

 

Espero ter ajudado!

 

Abrs