The source for the voxl-vtx and voxl-vrx services appears to be missing from the gitlab.
https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/voxl-sdk/ci-status lists voxl-vtx as the next to last entry under services, but the links are dead. voxl-vrx is not referenced anywhere.
Is this intentional?
The voxl gitlab for voxl-cross lists v4.8 as latest, but the latest version available on https://downloads.modalai.com is v4.4. Similarly, the sysroots required to build v4.8 are also not listed on https://downloads.modalai.com.
This is an issue for me, as I'm working on a fork of voxl-osd, which lists voxl-cross 4.6+ as a requirement.
Is this omission intentional? If not, any chance someone could upload voxl-cross v4.8?
I forgot to post the resolution, oops.
It was indeed turtle mode. That channel was not mapped on my remote, and I ended up having to adjust the relevant PX4 parameters to disable turtle mode entirely.
Thank you for the assistance!
I have a Stinger running SDK 1.5, and I am unable to takeoff. Connecting the drone to QGroundControl gives me a "Ready to Fly" status, and I am able to pair my remote with it successfully.
On setting to Manual mode, arming, and throttling up, the status in QGroundControl transitions to "Armed" then "Flying". However, the props do not actually move. Trying to pitch, roll, or yaw does cause the appropriate pair of props to begin spinning, but no matter what value I set the throttle to, the drone doesn't actually spin all 4 props at once to take off.
Here is a quick log demoing the behavior.
https://logs.px4.io/plot_app?log=ff2de1e2-4a90-452a-aaba-8ce57933b60b
Any assistance would be appreciated.