Request for QURT Compatibility for OSD Program
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@JP-Drone Okay, I will try to get it running on the DSP side to use J19. I'm guessing that you don't use GPS so it's okay to use that UART port for OSD? I should be able to complete this by the end of the year.
@Eric-Katzfey Thank you for your response.
Yes, that's correct. I don't use GPS for indoor flight, so it's fine to use that UART port on J19 for OSD.
I appreciate your support and look forward to the update.
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@Eric-Katzfey Thank you for your response.
Yes, that's correct. I don't use GPS for indoor flight, so it's fine to use that UART port on J19 for OSD.
I appreciate your support and look forward to the update.
@JP-Drone Can you try this voxl-px4 package and see if msp_dp_osd works for you on the GPS UART? You will need to add the driver start command in
/usr/bin/voxl-px4-start. For example:qshell msp_dp_osd start -d 6. Download the package withwget http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/qrb5165/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-px4_1.14.0-2.0.87-202412180935_arm64.debor use the link http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/qrb5165/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-px4_1.14.0-2.0.87-202412180935_arm64.deb -
@JP-Drone Can you try this voxl-px4 package and see if msp_dp_osd works for you on the GPS UART? You will need to add the driver start command in
/usr/bin/voxl-px4-start. For example:qshell msp_dp_osd start -d 6. Download the package withwget http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/qrb5165/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-px4_1.14.0-2.0.87-202412180935_arm64.debor use the link http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/qrb5165/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-px4_1.14.0-2.0.87-202412180935_arm64.deb@Eric-Katzfey Thank you for providing the updated package.
I will test it within the next three days.
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@JP-Drone Can you try this voxl-px4 package and see if msp_dp_osd works for you on the GPS UART? You will need to add the driver start command in
/usr/bin/voxl-px4-start. For example:qshell msp_dp_osd start -d 6. Download the package withwget http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/qrb5165/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-px4_1.14.0-2.0.87-202412180935_arm64.debor use the link http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/qrb5165/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-px4_1.14.0-2.0.87-202412180935_arm64.deb@Eric-Katzfey Thank you for your support and the updated package.
I have successfully verified that the OSD works using J19 pins for UART communication. The msp_dp_osd program is displaying the OSD as expected.
However, I noticed an issue where a STATUS message or similar text is displayed in two locations. One appears correctly in the lower-left corner, as configured, but another is also visible near the center-left of the screen (please see the attached image).
Could you confirm if this behavior is expected?
Current configurations:
OSD_DIS_COL 1
OSD_DIS_ROW 11
OSD_STATUS_COL 1
OSD_STATUS_ROW 17I would also be happy to handle long error messages.
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@Eric-Katzfey Thank you for your support and the updated package.
I have successfully verified that the OSD works using J19 pins for UART communication. The msp_dp_osd program is displaying the OSD as expected.
However, I noticed an issue where a STATUS message or similar text is displayed in two locations. One appears correctly in the lower-left corner, as configured, but another is also visible near the center-left of the screen (please see the attached image).
Could you confirm if this behavior is expected?
Current configurations:
OSD_DIS_COL 1
OSD_DIS_ROW 11
OSD_STATUS_COL 1
OSD_STATUS_ROW 17I would also be happy to handle long error messages.
@JP-Drone No, that isn't expected. Can you send the values of all OSD parameters? What type of VTX unit are you connecting to? If you set OSD_STATUS_ROW to -1 do both messages disappear or only one of them? I see it is also showing the VIO status which is controlled by the parameters OSD_VIO_COL and OSD_VIO_ROW.
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@Eric-Katzfey Thank you for your support and the updated package.
I have successfully verified that the OSD works using J19 pins for UART communication. The msp_dp_osd program is displaying the OSD as expected.
However, I noticed an issue where a STATUS message or similar text is displayed in two locations. One appears correctly in the lower-left corner, as configured, but another is also visible near the center-left of the screen (please see the attached image).
Could you confirm if this behavior is expected?
Current configurations:
OSD_DIS_COL 1
OSD_DIS_ROW 11
OSD_STATUS_COL 1
OSD_STATUS_ROW 17I would also be happy to handle long error messages.
@JP-Drone Does it work as expected when you try it from the J10 port (/dev/ttyHS0)?
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@JP-Drone Does it work as expected when you try it from the J10 port (/dev/ttyHS0)?
Here is the OSD params
1 1 OSD_BAND 5 6 1 1 OSD_BATT_COL 44 6 1 1 OSD_BATT_ROW 17 6 1 1 OSD_CBATT_COL 44 6 1 1 OSD_CBATT_ROW 16 6 1 1 OSD_CHANNEL 1 6 1 1 OSD_CH_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_CH_HEIGHT 0 6 1 1 OSD_CH_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_CURR_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_CURR_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_DIS_COL 1 6 1 1 OSD_DIS_ROW 11 6 1 1 OSD_DWELL_TIME 500 6 1 1 OSD_FM_COL 1 6 1 1 OSD_FM_ROW 9 6 1 1 OSD_HDG_COL 21 6 1 1 OSD_HDG_ROW 0 6 1 1 OSD_HOME_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_HOME_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_LAT_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_LAT_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_LOG_LEVEL 3 6 1 1 OSD_LONG_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_LONG_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_REMOTE 0 6 1 1 OSD_RSSI_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_RSSI_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_SCROLL_RATE 125 6 1 1 OSD_STATUS_COL 1 6 1 1 OSD_STATUS_ROW 17 6 1 1 OSD_SYMBOLS 16383 6 1 1 OSD_VIO_COL 38 6 1 1 OSD_VIO_ROW 0 6Thank you for the advice.
Both messages are disappeared when I set OSD_STATUS_ROW to -1
Also it was working as expected when I try it from the J10 port
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Here is the OSD params
1 1 OSD_BAND 5 6 1 1 OSD_BATT_COL 44 6 1 1 OSD_BATT_ROW 17 6 1 1 OSD_CBATT_COL 44 6 1 1 OSD_CBATT_ROW 16 6 1 1 OSD_CHANNEL 1 6 1 1 OSD_CH_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_CH_HEIGHT 0 6 1 1 OSD_CH_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_CURR_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_CURR_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_DIS_COL 1 6 1 1 OSD_DIS_ROW 11 6 1 1 OSD_DWELL_TIME 500 6 1 1 OSD_FM_COL 1 6 1 1 OSD_FM_ROW 9 6 1 1 OSD_HDG_COL 21 6 1 1 OSD_HDG_ROW 0 6 1 1 OSD_HOME_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_HOME_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_LAT_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_LAT_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_LOG_LEVEL 3 6 1 1 OSD_LONG_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_LONG_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_REMOTE 0 6 1 1 OSD_RSSI_COL -1 6 1 1 OSD_RSSI_ROW -1 6 1 1 OSD_SCROLL_RATE 125 6 1 1 OSD_STATUS_COL 1 6 1 1 OSD_STATUS_ROW 17 6 1 1 OSD_SYMBOLS 16383 6 1 1 OSD_VIO_COL 38 6 1 1 OSD_VIO_ROW 0 6Thank you for the advice.
Both messages are disappeared when I set OSD_STATUS_ROW to -1
Also it was working as expected when I try it from the J10 port
@Eric-Katzfey
I think the messages of OSD_STATUS_ROW appear on both, OSD_STATUS and OSD_FM.
Problem seems the message is appear to OSD_FM_ROW when OSD_STATUS_ROW is enabled. -
@Eric-Katzfey
I think the messages of OSD_STATUS_ROW appear on both, OSD_STATUS and OSD_FM.
Problem seems the message is appear to OSD_FM_ROW when OSD_STATUS_ROW is enabled.@JP-Drone Looks like there was an issue with the handling of strings in the DSP version of the code. I made an update, can you try it now? http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/qrb5165/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-px4_1.14.0-2.0.89-202412270902_arm64.deb
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@JP-Drone Looks like there was an issue with the handling of strings in the DSP version of the code. I made an update, can you try it now? http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/qrb5165/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-px4_1.14.0-2.0.89-202412270902_arm64.deb
@Eric-Katzfey
Thank you for your quick update.
I was able to confirm that it is functioning properly.
Really appreciate your support. Wishing you a wonderful New Year!
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