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@ -171,3 +171,23 @@ wp sethome
@@ -171,3 +171,23 @@ wp sethome
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AntennaTracker will now remember this as its HOME location whenever it is |
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started. |
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Simulating an antenna tracker |
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To run a full antenna tracker simulation with a simulated APM:Plane as |
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the vehicle, cd to the ArduPlane directory and run this: |
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../Tools/autotest/sim_arduplane.sh -T --aircraft test |
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The -T flag tells sim_arduplane.sh to start an entenna tracker |
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simulator and also start a virtual antenna tracker in a window. |
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To start the antenna tracker running run "tracker start" in the |
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mavproxy window. |
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To then connect to your antenna tracker with mavproxy you would run: |
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mavproxy.py --master tcp:127.0.0.1:5770 |
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then you can configure it as needed. |
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