Damn eBay seller in China never sent my 9150 modules, ordered three back in Oct and they have now just stopped responding![]()
In the UK, hobby components are the best.. But your probably not in the UK.
I am indeed in the UK, thanks I will check them out.
I am indeed in the UK, thanks I will check them out.
You can click "Scan Ports" and if it lists an Arduino, you're ok, it can see the device (assuming you've not got any other Arduino's plugged into your PC other than the EDTracker!) so it should be able to flash it. It will also try to connect to the first one it finds with a free port, but as I said this can sometimes fail for an unexplicable reason, I generally only see this when I've been flashing loads of devices with lots of plugging and unplugging, and I unplug one without remembering to click "Disconnect" first (as you can imagine, I sometimes have a batch of loads to flash!)
i have finished my build of the the edtracker(MPU6050 version) and i have calibrated it and flashed with the firmware and i can see movement in the gui but when i start elite i can't bind the head look axis to the tracker. Nothing happens when i click the bind key and move the edtracker. I have forgotten to do something?
Does it appear as a joystick in USB Game Controllers? Do you see the cross move in there with EDTracker movement?
If not, have you got the right final sketch in place (v2.20.7)? Have you set the scaling values very low (1 or 0) by mistake?
Check its working with the USB Controller program in windows. Go to the start menu, type "USB", run the "Set up USB game Controllers". You should see "ED Tracker 2" listed. Click on it and press Properties. Try moving the EDtracker around and make sure the X/Y dot moves.
If it works, then its a setup problem in Elite. if it does not work, you either have a faultly built EDtracker or a SW problem.