Use backwards compatible manual_control_setpoint instead of manual_control_input

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Matthias Grob
2021-11-09 16:05:25 +01:00
parent 423aadcc4f
commit fabf865411
30 changed files with 252 additions and 208 deletions
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@@ -103,7 +103,6 @@ set(msg_files
logger_status.msg
mag_worker_data.msg
magnetometer_bias_estimate.msg
manual_control_input.msg
manual_control_setpoint.msg
manual_control_switches.msg
mavlink_log.msg
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uint64 timestamp # time since system start (microseconds)
uint64 timestamp_sample # the timestamp of the raw data (microseconds)
uint8 SOURCE_UNKNOWN = 0
uint8 SOURCE_RC = 1 # radio control (input_rc)
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_0 = 2 # mavlink instance 0
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_1 = 3 # mavlink instance 1
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_2 = 4 # mavlink instance 2
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_3 = 5 # mavlink instance 3
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_4 = 6 # mavlink instance 4
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_5 = 7 # mavlink instance 5
uint8 data_source
# Any of the channels may not be available and be set to NaN
# to indicate that it does not contain valid data.
# The variable names follow the definition of the
# MANUAL_CONTROL mavlink message.
# The default range is from -1 to 1 (mavlink message -1000 to 1000)
# The range for the z variable is defined from 0 to 1. (The z field of
# the MANUAL_CONTROL mavlink message is defined from -1000 to 1000)
float32 x # stick position in x direction -1..1
# in general corresponds to forward/back motion or pitch of vehicle,
# in general a positive value means forward or negative pitch and
# a negative value means backward or positive pitch
float32 y # stick position in y direction -1..1
# in general corresponds to right/left motion or roll of vehicle,
# in general a positive value means right or positive roll and
# a negative value means left or negative roll
float32 z # throttle stick position 0..1
# in general corresponds to up/down motion or thrust of vehicle,
# in general the value corresponds to the demanded throttle by the user,
# if the input is used for setting the setpoint of a vertical position
# controller any value > 0.5 means up and any value < 0.5 means down
float32 r # yaw stick/twist position, -1..1
# in general corresponds to the righthand rotation around the vertical
# (downwards) axis of the vehicle
float32 flaps # flap position
float32 aux1
float32 aux2
float32 aux3
float32 aux4
float32 aux5
float32 aux6
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uint64 timestamp # time since system start (microseconds)
uint64 timestamp_sample # the timestamp of the raw data (microseconds)
bool valid
px4/manual_control_input chosen_input
bool user_override
uint8 SOURCE_UNKNOWN = 0
uint8 SOURCE_RC = 1 # radio control (input_rc)
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_0 = 2 # mavlink instance 0
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_1 = 3 # mavlink instance 1
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_2 = 4 # mavlink instance 2
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_3 = 5 # mavlink instance 3
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_4 = 6 # mavlink instance 4
uint8 SOURCE_MAVLINK_5 = 7 # mavlink instance 5
uint8 data_source
# Any of the channels may not be available and be set to NaN
# to indicate that it does not contain valid data.
# The variable names follow the definition of the
# MANUAL_CONTROL mavlink message.
# The default range is from -1 to 1 (mavlink message -1000 to 1000)
# The range for the z variable is defined from 0 to 1. (The z field of
# the MANUAL_CONTROL mavlink message is defined from -1000 to 1000)
float32 x # stick position in x direction -1..1
# in general corresponds to forward/back motion or pitch of vehicle,
# in general a positive value means forward or negative pitch and
# a negative value means backward or positive pitch
float32 y # stick position in y direction -1..1
# in general corresponds to right/left motion or roll of vehicle,
# in general a positive value means right or positive roll and
# a negative value means left or negative roll
float32 z # throttle stick position 0..1
# in general corresponds to up/down motion or thrust of vehicle,
# in general the value corresponds to the demanded throttle by the user,
# if the input is used for setting the setpoint of a vertical position
# controller any value > 0.5 means up and any value < 0.5 means down
float32 r # yaw stick/twist position, -1..1
# in general corresponds to the righthand rotation around the vertical
# (downwards) axis of the vehicle
float32 flaps # flap position
float32 aux1
float32 aux2
float32 aux3
float32 aux4
float32 aux5
float32 aux6
bool sticks_moving
# TOPICS manual_control_setpoint manual_control_input