Widgets

There are multiple widgets that you can use. They are described here.

Map 2D

name: map2d

This is a classic 2D map to display waypoints and aircrafts.

A telemetry message can be dropped on it to display a papget.

It can be configured to add buttons in a left and right columns to display other widgets over it.

map2d widget

map2d, with an overlay widget

Strip

name: strips

Display some data about the drone status.

../_images/strip.png

From left to right, top to bottom:

  • aircraft name

  • flight time

  • current block

  • battery

  • altitude AMSL or AGL (click on the icon to change) | altitude diff to target

  • AP mode

  • throttle

  • ground speed / air speed / vertical speed (click on the icon to change)

  • status for Link, GPS, RC, IMU

PDF

name: PFD

Display attitude of the aircraft

../_images/strip.png

There are 3 views:

  • from the rear

  • from the left

  • from the top

Clicking on the small views make them switch with the main view.

Commands

name: commands

Basic commands, flight plan buttons and setting buttons.

../_images/commands.png

Flight plan

name: flightplan

Control the flight plan.

The first tab show the blocks, the current block being highlighted in green. You can switch to a block by cliking on the arrow button.

../_images/flightplan_blocks.png

The second tab show the detail of the flight plan, parsed from the XML. Double click on a block to switch to it.

../_images/flightplan_details.png

Settings

name: settings

Aircraft settings. The search bar can be useful.

../_images/settings.png

Plotter

name: plotter

Plot a field of a message.

Switch between plots with menu opened by the arrow down button. You can also add new plots coming from ground messages from there.

Add a plot coming from the telemetry class by dropping a field from the Messages tool (same as for the real-time plotter).

  • Zoom on the plot with the mouse wheel.

  • Move the plot up or down by dragging it.

  • Tune the history time with the spinbox

  • Remove the plot with the top right button.

../_images/plotter.png

This widget can be configured from the layout file. See Layout/Plotter.