Closed orshefi closed 6 years ago
what do you mean by "all the serial ports"? There's only one available
I was just making sure the fpga isn't accidentally configured to route other serial through these pins, I worked with /dev/ttyS1
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what do you mean by "all the serial ports"? There's only one available
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Did you stopped the mavlink-router? Other thing to try is to revert the workarround to make the UART to work at 921600bps: https://github.com/intel-aero/meta-intel-aero/commit/7ba677e246a9c84723ae3d62d2fd5c94ec05784f It will reduce the error rate in lower baudrates.
Followed this example to connect pixhawk serial mavlink to aero, it worked with pixhawk 1
When I tried to connect it with pixhawk 2 I couldn't get it to work.
I followed this tutorial:
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/boardsandkits/aero/apu-161110-pixhawk-flight-guide.pdf
Also I checked the pixhawk2 firmware and hardware when I connected it to TTL FTDI cable and connected to the virtual comport with Mavproxy, the serial connection worked and the communication was good.
I have also tried all the serial ports available on the Aero SBC
Also I probed the serial line with an ocilloscope and the signal seemed to be clear and steady, there were no mismatches in parity or stop bits as well.