As the failsafe message can reference the health report, the health report
needs to be sent out first. This is generally the case, except there is a
rate limiter set to 2 seconds. So if the report changes quickly, it is
sent out delayed (potentially after the failsafe report).
Failing checks caused failsafe flags to stay true when enabling the circuit breaker but not rebooting.
Resetting the failsafe flags state when the circuit breaker is set resolves this issue.
We've come accross a case where a ROS node would consistently take something
over 800 ms until the first arming check request subscription callback was
triggered.
After the first sample, the callback always triggered within the expected
timeframe.
Therefore this patch allows for more time right after registration until
timing out.
- remove commander test ratio "tuning knobs" (COM_ARM_EKF_{HGT,POS,VEL,YAW})
- these are effectively redundant with the actual tuning (noise & gate)
in the estimator, plus most users have no idea why they'd be
adjusting these other than to silence an annoying preflight complaint
- remove ekf2 "PreFlightChecker" with hard coded innovation limits
- ekf2 preflight innovation flags are now simply if any active source
exceeds half the limit preflight
* estimator gps check fail flag for spoofing
* warn whenever spoofing state changes to true, use default hysteresis to completely stop fusion
* dont introduce more GPS namings, GNSS instead
* flash: exclude mantis for cuav_x7pro
We had a case where someone took off with an experimental
system with 100% RAM usage on the embedded system
without noticing. This lead to problems during flight.
Since we already have a CPU load check it seems natural
to also check the reported RAM usage.
Previously, if a mag was not required (not index 0 and not used by ekf),
it was not counted in num_enabled_and_valid_calibration.
If a user set SYS_HAS_MAG to e.g. 3, it would then trigger a preflight
failure, even if there were 3 calibrated and enabled mags.
* Commander: make low remaining flight time configurable and do not clear
- add _ACT param to disable/warning/RTL this feature
- publish rtl flight time estimate also in RTL, and thus fix re-validation
- make failure message clearer, distinguish from battery low
* battery check: add hysteresis for declaring battery_low_remaining_time false again
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Signed-off-by: Silvan Fuhrer <silvan@auterion.com>
Co-authored-by: KonradRudin <98741601+KonradRudin@users.noreply.github.com>
Previously uORB queue size was an awkward mix of runtime configurable (at advertise or IOCTL before allocate), but effectively static with all queue size settings (outside of test code) actually coming from the topic declaration (presently ORB_QUEUE_LENGTH in the .msg). This change finally resolves the inconsistency making the queue size fully static.
Additionally there were some corner cases that the muorb and orb communicator implementation were not correctly handling. This PR provides fixes for those issues. Also correctly sets remote queue lengths now based on the topic definitions.
* Made setting of uORB topic queue size in based on topic definition only
* Fixes to the ModalAI muorb implementation
* Removed libfc sensor from format checks
* msg/TransponderReport.msg ORB_QUEUE_LENGTH 8->16 (was set to higher in AdsbConflict.h
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Co-authored-by: Eric Katzfey <eric.katzfey@modalai.com>
Co-authored-by: Daniel Agar <daniel@agar.ca>
1s gives some false positives at boot up, as the airspeed selector only
starts publishing 2s after its startup.
Signed-off-by: Silvan Fuhrer <silvan@auterion.com>
New thrust and torque control mode added which replaces the previous
actuator mode,
in this mode the rate controllers are disables, the control allocator
is enabled and the used externally provices
vehicle_thrust_setpoints and vehicle_torque_setpoints.
New direct_actuator mode
In direct_actuator mode the control allocator module does not publish
actuator_motors and actuator_servos messages which must instead be
provided extrernally by the user.
Removed old direct mode.
Signed-off-by: Beniamino Pozzan <beniamino.pozzan@gmail.com>
Beat Küng