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ardupilot/Blimp/radio.cpp
Marek S. Łukasiewicz d1a5f5aa4e Blimp: Support RC_FS_TIMEOUT parameter
Copter and Sub were already using it.
This changes the default timeout for Blimp from 500ms to 1000ms like
other vehicle types using this parameter.

The definition for FS_RADIO_TIMEOUT_MS in Blimp/config.h was removed
because it was its only usage in the codebase.
2025-11-11 15:07:29 +09:00

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#include "Blimp.h"
// Function that will read the radio data, limit servos and trigger a failsafe
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void Blimp::default_dead_zones()
{
channel_right->set_default_dead_zone(20);
channel_front->set_default_dead_zone(20);
channel_up->set_default_dead_zone(30);
channel_yaw->set_default_dead_zone(20);
}
void Blimp::init_rc_in()
{
// the library guarantees that these are non-nullptr:
channel_right = &rc().get_roll_channel();
channel_front = &rc().get_pitch_channel();
channel_up = &rc().get_throttle_channel();
channel_yaw = &rc().get_yaw_channel();
// set rc channel ranges
channel_right->set_angle(RC_SCALE);
channel_front->set_angle(RC_SCALE);
channel_yaw->set_angle(RC_SCALE);
channel_up->set_angle(RC_SCALE);
// set default dead zones
default_dead_zones();
// initialise throttle_zero flag
ap.throttle_zero = true;
}
// init_rc_out -- initialise motors
void Blimp::init_rc_out()
{
// enable aux servos to cope with multiple output channels per motor
AP::srv().enable_aux_servos();
// refresh auxiliary channel to function map
SRV_Channels::update_aux_servo_function();
}
// enable_motor_output() - enable and output lowest possible value to motors
void Blimp::enable_motor_output()
{
// enable motors
motors->output_min();
}
void Blimp::read_radio()
{
const uint32_t tnow_ms = millis();
if (rc().read_input()) {
ap.new_radio_frame = true;
set_throttle_and_failsafe(channel_up->get_radio_in());
set_throttle_zero_flag(channel_up->get_control_in());
const float dt = (tnow_ms - last_radio_update_ms)*1.0e-3f;
rc_throttle_control_in_filter.apply(channel_up->get_control_in(), dt);
last_radio_update_ms = tnow_ms;
return;
}
// No radio input this time
if (failsafe.radio) {
// already in failsafe!
return;
}
const uint32_t elapsed = tnow_ms - last_radio_update_ms;
// turn on throttle failsafe if no update from the RC Radio for RC_FS_TIMEOUT seconds or 1000ms if we are using RC_OVERRIDE
const uint32_t timeout = RC_Channels::has_active_overrides() ? FS_RADIO_RC_OVERRIDE_TIMEOUT_MS : rc().get_fs_timeout_ms();
if (elapsed < timeout) {
// not timed out yet
return;
}
if (!g.failsafe_throttle) {
// throttle failsafe not enabled
return;
}
if (!rc().has_ever_seen_rc_input() && !motors->armed()) {
// we only failsafe if we are armed OR we have ever seen an RC receiver
return;
}
// Nobody ever talks to us. Log an error and enter failsafe.
LOGGER_WRITE_ERROR(LogErrorSubsystem::RADIO, LogErrorCode::RADIO_LATE_FRAME);
set_failsafe_radio(true);
}
#define FS_COUNTER 3 // radio failsafe kicks in after 3 consecutive throttle values below failsafe_throttle_value
void Blimp::set_throttle_and_failsafe(uint16_t throttle_pwm)
{
// if failsafe not enabled pass through throttle and exit
if (g.failsafe_throttle == FS_THR_DISABLED) {
set_failsafe_radio(false);
return;
}
//check for low throttle value
if (throttle_pwm < (uint16_t)g.failsafe_throttle_value) {
// if we are already in failsafe or motors not armed pass through throttle and exit
if (failsafe.radio || !(rc().has_ever_seen_rc_input() || motors->armed())) {
return;
}
// check for 3 low throttle values
// Note: we do not pass through the low throttle until 3 low throttle values are received
failsafe.radio_counter++;
if ( failsafe.radio_counter >= FS_COUNTER ) {
failsafe.radio_counter = FS_COUNTER; // check to ensure we don't overflow the counter
set_failsafe_radio(true);
}
} else {
// we have a good throttle so reduce failsafe counter
failsafe.radio_counter--;
if ( failsafe.radio_counter <= 0 ) {
failsafe.radio_counter = 0; // check to ensure we don't underflow the counter
// disengage failsafe after three (nearly) consecutive valid throttle values
if (failsafe.radio) {
set_failsafe_radio(false);
}
}
// pass through throttle
}
}
#define THROTTLE_ZERO_DEBOUNCE_TIME_MS 400
// set_throttle_zero_flag - set throttle_zero flag from debounced throttle control
// throttle_zero is used to determine if the pilot intends to shut down the motors
// Basically, this signals when we are not flying. We are either on the ground
// or the pilot has shut down the vehicle in the air and it is free-floating
void Blimp::set_throttle_zero_flag(int16_t throttle_control)
{
static uint32_t last_nonzero_throttle_ms = 0;
uint32_t tnow_ms = millis();
// if not using throttle interlock and non-zero throttle and not E-stopped,
// or using motor interlock and it's enabled, then motors are running,
// and we are flying. Immediately set as non-zero
if (throttle_control > 0) {
last_nonzero_throttle_ms = tnow_ms;
ap.throttle_zero = false;
} else if (tnow_ms - last_nonzero_throttle_ms > THROTTLE_ZERO_DEBOUNCE_TIME_MS) {
ap.throttle_zero = true;
}
//TODO: This may not be needed
}