LED sequence of anchor when loco positioning is working well #564
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Hi! The row of LEDs that is blinking in your video roughly means that the radio is transmitting and receiving data. In general terms your anchor looks OK, but the blinking depends on which mode you are running the system in. It all boils down to if there is communication going on or not. TWRIn TWR the Crazyflie is initiating all communication, it pings one anchor at a time. This means that if the Crazyflie is turned off, the anchors should not communicate (blink) they are just in receive mode waiting for a packet from the Crazyflie. When you turn on the Crazyflie it will start to range with the anchors and they should start to blink. TDoA2It is better to use TDoA3, I'l skip this TDoA3The anchors are continuously both transmitting and receiving and should blink all the time The sync LEDI'm not sure, @ataffanel do you have any input on this? |
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According to the specification, the sync LED is not used yet in our firmware. I agree with Kristoffer, this LED pattern looks like the anchor is working well. Maybe you can describe the problem you have and the procedure you have followed to setup the system. |
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Could you tell me how the LED lights up when loco positiong is working fine?
We turn on like the next video, but it doesn't seem to be working properly. I would really appreciate it if you could look at the sequence of lights.
The sync LED does not come on.
thanks a lot!
KakaoTalk_20230216_125154318.mp4
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