* ManualControl: Payload Power Switch: default PAYLOAD_POWER_EN false if RC_MAP_PAY_SW is configured. Apply initial switch state for Payload Power
* make format
* ManualControl: init power_en in init()
* ManualControl: Apply payload power state on first switch receipt if not armed
* simplfy
* fix idefs
* simplify
- Initialize W25N01GV NAND flash on SPI1 with littlefs.
- Enable BOARD_SMALL_FLASH_LOGGING for small flash handling.
- Increase logger buffer size for flash write performance.
This cherry-picks upstream commits adding NAND flash support for the
Winbond W25N specifically W25N01GV chip.
NAND flash is used together with littlefs, hence I updated that to 2.5.1
to match upstream NuttX.
call into a new UORB COMMUNICATOR ICHANNEL shutdown interface if it has been configured, otherwise it
does nothing. This allows ICHANNEL implementations to pass on a shutdown indication to a remote processor.
Implemented the shutdown interface in the muorb module for VOXL flight controllers.
previous to this
09d79b221f274523349a029e63ab4462e41d0c1c
set `esc_online_flags` e.g. for UAVCAN ESCs which specific one is online and that then got compared to a mask where the first `esc_count` bits were set.
So if only ESC 5 is mapped and online you get the message "ESC 156 offline" because `esc_online_flags = 0b1000` gets compared to `online_bitmask = 0b1` based on `esc_count = 1` and the motor index is `esc[0].actuator_function = 0` wrapped using `0 - actuator_motors_s::ACTUATOR_FUNCTION_MOTOR1 + 1 = 156`.
With the goal to never take off if the GNSS solution is not fullfilling the configured requirements still not stopping to use it in case it degrades mid air.
* Adding the GRF I2C driver
* I2C Driver Working
* Removing a lot of unnecessary code
* fixing names
* Changing the i2c Driver to be in the lightware laser
* remove the old driver
* formatting fix
* Adding Ligthware GRF to documentation
This fixes the EDT request for me. Basically, we re-request if an ESC
has gone offline, e.g. power has been briefly disconnected.
Also, it adds a 1s grace period to let the ESC start. Without this, for
me I run into a startup case where my AM32 ESC goes back offline for 1s
if the request happens immediately.
It's tricky to figure out when to publish especially if some outputs
that should be reporting stop reporting. I had some edge cases where it
would not publish due timers not fully configured, so I decided to just
publish at 200 Hz no matter what data was there to publish.
