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narh, what the heck.. For those of you who want to have a look, feel free. But please be aware that it's in no way meant as a release-version
It should by no mean be used as a fully working version (though it most likely does work flawless ). A few notes on schematic... - MAX7456 crystal must be 27 MHz, - C5 and C6 must be 47 uF - Crystal-caps depends on the crystal. - RSSI, current-sensor and RX+TX series resistor is just "random value" to get the footprint. - Decoupling capacitors on Vcc (buttom right) is just to get the footprint for PCB-design. I will use what I have around and find suitable. R5 and R6 should be 75 ohm resistors (video-impedance). I just put 82 ohm as the 75-ohm value wasn't in my library. A few notes on firmware - Very early version not tested very well. LOS limit moved to around 50 kilometers LOS will change from meters to km when above 10 km UART uses interrupt for best performance. Serial.print can't be used Only ~30% memory used so far, plenty of space left. ![]() If you have any questions or need help with the code, please wait until an actual release with a bit of explanation etc ![]() https://dl.dropbox.com/u/3947315/MAX7456_OSD.rar PCB-design etc. will most likely be available later. The main firmware is pretty much done - so I'm open to ideas |
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United States, AZ, Prescott Valley
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Awesome work Dennis
![]() Attached is a picture of the components which would be awesome to use if compatible with your program ! I'm hoping one of your (smarter then I) readers can use this image to sketch in the wires illustrating the connections, while you are continuing to polish your project. Rick |
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I will later add some gyro and accelerometer support and a little filter to keep it running smooth. Sending data to the ground is not really an option with MAX7456. Using the audio-channel is a possibility, but as I use Lawmate, I don't really have good audio-channel to use. |
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Haven't checked, but I think MAX7456 does not support VBI, so there's no ability to send data through video channel also - and I guess that cheap EasyCap ripoffs will struggle with VBI decoding. |
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![]() You should note that you will get some chinese-characters, until you load my character-set for MAX7456 (included in the code but out-commented as they only have to be uploaded once). Connect it like this, upload the code and you should see the magic start . You don't need a camera connected, it will automatic generate sync-pulses etc. if no video-signal is present. MAX7456 -> Arduino CS - > PB2 (10) SDIN - > PB3 (11) SDOUT - > PB4 (12) SCLK - > PB5 (13) GND - > GND 5 V - > 5 V Reset - > Vcc - if anyone plan to actually test the software, please let us know how it works |
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United States, AZ, Prescott Valley
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Dennis,
Again, it all compiled first time !!!! - amazing job !!! You would not believe how many things I have tried that would not compile. ![]() This evening, if all goes well, I plan to hook it up like this (see attached photo), unless I have something wrong ? Rick |
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![]() Your drawing looks right - just remember to connect GPS TX and RX to RX and TX on Arduino to get data. The signal from the current-sensor should also be connected, but start with just Arduino and MAX7456 shield. |
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