Paparazzi UAS  v7.0_unstable
Paparazzi is a free software Unmanned Aircraft System.
switch_uart module

Active swithes via UART commands.

Module typically used in competitions to drop items like paint-balls. An arduino is a typical target.

Example for airframe file

Add to your firmware section:

<module name="switch_uart"/>

Module functions

Periodic Functions

These functions are called periodically at the specified frequency from the module periodic loop.

  • periodic_switch_uart()
    • Period in seconds: 0.05
    • Autorun: TRUE
      Periodic function automatically starts after init.

Files

Header Files

The following headers are automatically included in modules.h

Source Files

Raw switch_uart.xml file:

<!DOCTYPE module SYSTEM "module.dtd">
<module name="switch_uart" dir="switching">
<doc>
<description>Active swithes via UART commands.
Module typically used in competitions to drop items like paint-balls. An arduino is a typical target.
</description>
</doc>
<settings>
<dl_settings NAME="Switch control">
<dl_settings NAME="SWITCH">
<dl_setting var="switch_uart_channel" min="0" step="1" max="4" module="switching/switch_uart" handler="SwitchUartChannel">
<strip_button name="1" value="1" group="switching"/>
<strip_button name="2" value="2" group="switching"/>
<strip_button name="3" value="3" group="switching"/>
<strip_button name="4" value="4" group="switching"/>
</dl_setting>
<dl_setting var="switch_uart_status" min="0" step="1" max="255" module="switching/switch_uart">
</dl_setting>
</dl_settings>
</dl_settings>
</settings>
<header>
<file name="switch_uart.h"/>
</header>
<periodic fun="periodic_switch_uart()" period="0.05" autorun="TRUE"/>
<makefile>
<file name="switch_uart.c"/>
<configure name="SWITCH_UART_PORT" default="uart1" case="upper|lower"/>
<configure name="SWITCH_UART_BAUD" default="B115200"/>
<define name="SWITCH_UART_PORT" value="$(SWITCH_UART_PORT_LOWER)"/>
<define name="USE_$(SWITCH_UART_PORT_UPPER)"/>
<define name="$(SWITCH_UART_PORT_UPPER)_BAUD" value="$(SWITCH_UART_BAUD)"/>
</makefile>
</module>