Rietschen has three Manta G-1236 on one GbE port, whose firmware predates the names the program uses. A feature missing by its SFNC name is now looked up by the older one (ExposureTimeAbs, AcquisitionFrameRateAbs, ExposureAutoTarget, ExposureAutoAdjustTol), so test camera, the telemetry and the keep rule's reads work. export_camera_profile.py picks a gige recipe for such a camera: frame trigger off, BayerRG8 or Mono8, 60 MB/s, auto-exposure target 50 %. At the cameras' old target of 25 every waypoint ran into frame_timeout_ms. The camera probe now lists every camera. With several, the hardware.ini kit writes CHOOSE_ONE, install-tower asks which is the colour one, and the profile export is given that id - the first one the SDK lists was the NIR camera. install-tower names the unit that holds the motor port instead of assuming start_gimbal.service. Tested on rietschen's NIR camera with the motor mocked, beside the running old program: test camera PASS, a snapshot as a 3008x4112 grey JXL, a scan keeping a picture every 5 s. Tests 542/542 (mock build). The colour camera is not yet tested; the old program has it open. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
Board setup kits
One directory per board the fleet runs on. A kit holds everything that turns a freshly imaged machine into a tower host, and nothing that differs between two towers built on the same board:
<board>/
packages.txt apt packages the build and the runtime need
preconditions/ udev rules, tmpfiles.d - the settings that must survive a reboot
install.sh apply the preconditions, install the packages, probe the
machine and emit a starting hardware.ini
NOTES.md quirks found on this board, and when they were last verified
install.sh fills in what a machine can be asked - board model, the motor
MCU's by-id path, the camera's DEV_ id - and leaves to a human what no probe
can distinguish from a fault: which axes the gimbal has, whether an IMU or an
ambient sensor was fitted, and the drivetrain figures. See
docs/hardware-config-plan.md §8 and §10.
The file it writes is /etc/fire_gimbal_control/hardware.ini, deliberately
outside the directory deploy.sh rsyncs: a deploy cannot overwrite what it never
touches.
| Kit | Board | State |
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| lattepanda-iota/ | LattePanda IOTA (N150, RP2040 MCU) | in use on FWT tower 10.11.12.121 |
| lattepanda-3-delta/ | LattePanda 3 Delta (N5105, ATmega32U4 MCU) | not written - the Delta fleet predates the kits |