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The STorM32 supports a rich set of different signal sources, such as PWM, sum-PPM, Spektrum or S-Bus, analog signals, and buttons and combination of buttons. Any possible input data stream is called an input channel (in firmware v0.67e there are 38 input channels). The value range is -500 ... +500, which implies that the original data of the an input source is manipulated such as to fit into this [-500,+500] range. By default any input channels yields a value of 0, unless it is explicitly activated by attaching it to any of the functions. | The STorM32 supports a rich set of different signal sources, such as PWM, sum-PPM, Spektrum or S-Bus, analog signals, and buttons and combination of buttons. Any possible input data stream is called an input channel (in firmware v0.67e there are 38 input channels). The value range is -500 ... +500, which implies that the original data of the an input source is manipulated such as to fit into this [-500,+500] range. By default any input channels yields a value of 0, unless it is explicitly activated by attaching it to any of the functions. | ||
'''Functions:''' | '''Functions:''' | ||
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'''Overview:''' | '''Overview:''' | ||
The available inputs, the conversion to the internal value range of [-500,+500], and how these values are used by the various functions are summarized in this diagram. | The available inputs, the conversion to the internal value range of [-500,+500], and how these values are used by the various functions are summarized in this diagram. | ||
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Revision as of 10:36, 21 March 2015
The concept of input channels and function of the STorM32 controller is discussed here.
Input Channel:
The STorM32 supports a rich set of different signal sources, such as PWM, sum-PPM, Spektrum or S-Bus, analog signals, and buttons and combination of buttons. Any possible input data stream is called an input channel (in firmware v0.67e there are 38 input channels). The value range is -500 ... +500, which implies that the original data of the an input source is manipulated such as to fit into this [-500,+500] range. By default any input channels yields a value of 0, unless it is explicitly activated by attaching it to any of the functions.
Functions:
The
Overview:
The available inputs, the conversion to the internal value range of [-500,+500], and how these values are used by the various functions are summarized in this diagram.