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Bionic Commando Rearmed (Windows)
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Bionic Commando Rearmed is a remake of original Bionic Commando for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The visuals are updated to the year 2008's standards and it remains quite faithful to the gameplay and general mission structure of the 1989 game. It should be noted that the game remade is the North American release, so no Nazi symbols or references can be seen in the remake.There are however a number of additions never seen in the original. The first is the ability to play the game completely through the co-op mode and a plethora of various multiplayer modes. Another one is the completely reworked boss battles that change their AI to accommodate for a second player. Some enemies are now more vulnerable to a particular weapon type while others barely scratch them.
The remake also sees an appearance of challenge rooms that must completed without touching the floor once. This can be done using the bionic arm, which the player can use to swing around. Those events are optional and time based. Hacking now includes solving a 3D puzzle in something resembling a cyberspace. Completing those puzzles is optional, however it may provide a hint as how to destroy the boss on the current level.
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Giant Bomb | Aug, 2008 | 100 | |
GamersMark | Aug 21, 2008 | 9 out of 10 | 90 |
videogamer.com | Aug 14, 2008 | 9 out of 10 | 90 |
Game Positive | Aug 18, 2008 | 8.5 out of 10 | 85 |
PC Gamer UK | Aug 13, 2008 | 8.2 out of 10 | 82 |
PC Gameplay (Benelux) | Oct, 2008 | 81 out of 100 | 81 |
PAL Gaming Network (PALGN) | Aug 31, 2008 | 8 out of 10 | 80 |
Jeuxvideo.com | Sep 29, 2008 | 15 out of 20 | 75 |
PC Games (Germany) | Jul 30, 2008 | 3 out of 6 | 60 |
GameStar (Germany) | Jul 29, 2008 | 60 out of 100 | 60 |
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Bionic Commando Rearmed appears in the book 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die by General Editor Tony Mott.Cut version
In the cut version of the game, the ending cutscene is missing the last, gory scene.Related Web Sites
- Bionic Commando (Official website for the series)
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Jono, Greg, K.O and CO,
You've already written the novel and it's only 3 entries! Geez Louise - must be pretty smooth sailing to be able to write all that on wheels! Be pretty funny if all of your pictures were from Walmart parking lots in different locals. Funny and very, very sad. So glad the Beast is cooperating. Any honks from that bumper sticker?! It's got to be a bit intimidating to stand next to that thing, let alone drive the $%#^er - you looked like a little ant family next to it! Hope the pipes are running smoothly. Have a blast! Love you all. Breaker, breaker - take me home!
Kathy Oppenheimer, Bus Driver
As we prepared to take leave of the lovely KOA in Cheyenne, I noticed the sweet on-site mini-golf course, that the boyz would have LOVED to try out...if we happened to be staying there for a week or two. Wanting to chronicle every thought that twittered into my head with a photo, we stopped the bus, and I went to open the door. This led to CO's entry entitled, "Oh, No! We Can't Get Out!"
Repair of the door under our belt, smugly thinking how resourceful we were, we headed out...to Walmart...for a few of the items that we couldn't live another hour without. While in Walmart, we realized that we wouldn't make it to Hill City, SD by nightfall if we stopped for lunch. So, we bought soup and sandwich supplies and dined in our luxury coach...in the Walmart parking lot. (While everyone must have been wondering what rock star was traveling through town on "that crazy bus," little did they know it was just us...white trash on wheels!
CO wanted to teach me how to drive in the parking lot, but since it was Saturday, there were too many cars and not enough wide-open spaces, so off we went - Mt. Rushmore or BUST!
As we drove through Wyoming, we had a chance to see some amazing scenery, unlike any that we see in our in beautiful California. The rock formations, and the mesas which have a completely flat and level surfaces, for as far as the eye can see, are such a testament to the awesome power of nature. (For those of you playing along at home, name the TV show that that is from. Whoever emails me and gets all these answers correct, will receive the tackiest souvenior of the trip!) Jono was snapping photos (whenever we could drag them away from the computer...6 hours is a long time to play license plate bingo, so we did let them take advantage of the InternetInMotion(tm) and play a little bit on the computer. Funny thing, their cousin Matt was also on the computer, so they were playing a three-way internet game, while Matt was at home, and we were cruising down the highway! We also kept seeing those long, snake-like trains of 100+ cars that haul our coal, staples and other necessities across the country. We laughed at a truck that was stopped, waiting for one of them to pass. (Note to self - Don't laugh at anyone else's misfortune...especially when you're out of your comfort zone!)
Having had a nice big sandwich for lunch, after about 175 miles, CO was beginning to need a break. We pulled over to a rest stop, and he went to stretch his legs. About 10 minutes later, he called my cell phone to say he was just laying in the sun to recharge his batteries. A few minutes later, when the sun went behind some thick clouds, he reluctantly re-boarded the bus to drive the final 144 miles (but who's counting?) to Hill City, SD, where the award-winning KOA is located at the base of Rushmore.
We got about 5 minutes into this leg of the trip - 139 miles to go, and he looked at me and said those magic words..."You want to drive this thing?" I gulped, looked ahead and saw a sign that said "Three Sister's Truck Stop." Being the third sister, I figured this was the universe's way of telling me that CO should take a break from driving. So, into the driver's seat I went. After making a few turns in the truck stop parking lot, impressed that I'd not taken out any of the gas pumps...CO asked if I was ready to take it on the road...there was no turning back now! Fortunately, the Three Sister's is located in a town called "Manley" - Population: 47 (Gotta love those odds...3 women, 44 men!) so there wasn't a lot of traffic on the main drag. I turned left to practice on the road, before attempting the highway.
It seemed pretty easy...I brought the beast up to speed, practiced slowing down, stopping, etc. and figured was ready to go. One 3-point turn later, I was headed back through Manley towards the highway. Oh, did I tell you that the Three Sister's was located right at a railroad crossing? Well, guess what...wait for it...that's right...here came a long, snake-like extended train through the crossing. Oh well, I thought...good time to keep practicing my stops. Had a lot of time to do it, too, as the first train was halfway past, a similarly long train came through from the opposite direction! Karma...it's a good thing to remember about!
I successfully maneuvered onto the highway, and quickly realized that this is NOTHING like keeping a car at 60 miles per hour! I'll save the fine details for 1 on 1 instructions for anyone contemplating driving a bus. But, the main difference is that since you are so high up, the only way to judge your position on the road is the yellow center line. And, since you're so high up, your perspective is off. So, CO taught me that you align the rear-view mirrors (6 of them, each with a different angle) OVER the far side of the yellow center line. Let me tell you, when those first few semis passed going in the opposite direction, my heart was in my throat! And, keeping the rear view mirror aligned requires constant adjustment to the wheel. After about 15 minutes of this, I began to feel more comfortable. CO asked how I was doing, and I said that I felt like every muscle in my body was tense. (Hope one of my girlfriends will be up for a massage when we get home!)
We ate up about 120 miles before we knew it. I'd become comfortable enough that we were enjoying some "Rockin' Down the Highway" tunes (thanks Jewelee!) when we came to our final junction. Stella, our GPS told us to take the right fork, Route 18, but CO said take the left fork, Route 16, since it looked shorter and more like a straight shot. Seemed like an inspired and educated decision. We made great time, I was feeling good. Since the gas gauge was near a quarter tank, we didn't want to risk anything, we stopped in Newcastle, WY, last stop before the KOA. (Apparently, we were near the home of the Annual Sturgis Harley Rally, so if anyone wants a Harley t-shirt from Stugis, SD let me know. We'll make the stop on the way out.) $209.57 of diesel later, we were on our way. CO took the wheel to bring our baby "home." (Think he didn't want the other KOA Kampers to see me driving...some of these Kampers look like they wouldn't take too kindly to a bus-drivin' woman. (No offense, Corby!)
Don't know if I mentioned it, but Andy, our GossRV rental agent, told CO that this kind of travel was not for the faint of heart. We'd already had our "out of our depth moment" and had had to make an emergency repair, so when we saw the sign that said "Winding Road - Steep Shoulder Drop Off Next 15 miles" we knew we were having another one of those moments. CO and I looked at each other and laughed, "Guess that's why Stella told us to go to take Route 16..."
CO took a deep sigh, turned on the "Engine Brake" (that's the feature that works as a brake when you're driving through steep grades...saves the brakes...who knew?) and I crossed myself. Turned out, it wasn't as bad as we thought...not easy but no near death experiences. We were passing through the Black Hills National Forest, in an area that had been hit by a 27,000 acre forest fire in 2001. The terrain was astounding (boyz even were mesmerized...although I think Greg brought up the Trip of Terror subject again) and the hills and hills of devastated trees was almost otherworldly. By the time we had taken a few photos, and had realized that we might make make it to Hill City alive, we brought out the video camera to film this amazing sight...just as we hit the 15th miles on the winding road, steep shoulder drop off! So, we'll try to be a bit more prepared to film this incredible landscape tomorrow as we head out on our trip West!
We'd had such a hard time finding the KOA in Cheyenne, we were worried that we might have the same problem in Hill City. Not to worry. Turns out, the Hill City KOA has received the President's Award for being a top KOA site for like, the past 8 years. The yellow/black/red KOA sign that I've always looked down upon as for those "White Trash RV Campers" welcomed us from the road side like a mom welcoming a child into her arms. We sighed a deep sigh of relief, and proceeded into the driveway. We saw a big "General Store" sign, and the only sign that mentioned registration took us past there, and up to an area called "Ponderosa Lodge." I walked in and they smirked at me when I said we had reservations...apparently they are a hotel...the General Store is where (you white trash) RV Campers register!!! Tired as I was, I sweetly asked, how the $%^&! do we get there, and the nice man behind the counter smirked again, and said in a true SD accent, "Jus' follow the gravel path to your right." "But, we're in a BUS," I wailed and he said, "Jus' keep turnin' to the right." (And, for those of you who have not skipped ahead to this point...you know what happened the last time we turned to the right, to the right, to the right!)
So I get on the bus, tell CO what Cleetus has told me, and he says, "You've got to be kidding me! It's pitch dark, and I can't see where I am with this thing!" We figured this was a good time to inaugurate our walkie-talkies, which CO had the presence of mind to pack...just in case we ran into a situation like this. So, I hopped out and began directing him onto the gravel path. One thing that must be remembered when turning in a bus, is that the back wheels are not on the same trajectory as the front. So, it would be easy to make a right turn, and have the backend take out the curb/car/plant/wife that you've just passed. So, we finally get back to the General Store, which houses the KOA registration desk. We got our pull-through spot assigned, "#190, right across from the Komfort Station, lucky you!" and off I went to lead the way and settle in for the night. Well turns out, I missed one important turn, and we ended up having to circle (wrong way down a one way driveway, but hey, we're bigger than anything so everyone just got out of our way!) around again. CO told me that maybe this would be a good time to learn to say "Swing Passenger or Swing Driver" when directing him which way to turn the wheel, as Left or Right can be subjective. We finally got out beast into the spot...had a little trickiness starting the electrical, but were ready to sleep by midnight! All in all, a pretty good day! More tomorrow!
oh those trains...
Probably way more info than you want, but possibly fun math for the boys. The 'unit coal trains' are coming and going to/from Powder River Basin in Wyoming. Each train is 135 cars plus 3 or 4 engines. Each car weights about 286,000 pounds and is carrying 244,000 pounds of coal. I think the translation is roughly 20,000 tons of train cars carrying 16,500 tons of coal. The trains rumble along as fast as 50-60 mph. (Yes, I know all this from a past job, a very long time ago...) What's fun for Californians to note: most of the road crossings are marked with a sign. When the train get near, some lights flash, everybody stops and puts their car/bus/truck into park (or turns it off altogether) and relaxes. There are not crossing bars that go up and down; nor bells ringing. Gee, I wonder how many people die trying to beat the train across? Zero? Duh... Sorry, too much midwest attitude.
Also, when you drive through a tunnel (like the ones on Iron Mountain Road) please remember to honk!
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Eminem Signifies What's Wrong With Football Fans in America; Dude is Whack
One of America's most popular rappers made himself look foolish in a recent GQ interview. (I'm well aware he's received a ton of awards and he's 'very influential' but his rhymes are weak and every song on all seven of his albums sound exactly the same). Eminem said so many illogical things in one interview that it's hard to comprehend. After Mark Sanchez and now this, I guess anybody can appear in GQ. Of course, all of Eminem's moronic comments are football-related, so we'll defend football fans everywhere following his embarrassing interview.
Eminem is from Detroit and proclaims to be a Lions fan, but jumped on the Cowboys' bandwagon like every other unfaithful fan in America.
"I am a Lions fan first and foremost," Eminem said. "But growing up as a kid, the Lions were so bad for so long, that I picked up another team in the Cowboys."
Ok, that's fine since everybody else and their dog, it seems, jumps on bandwagons when their team isn't doing well. However, the Lions were much better this season and actually beat Dallas back in October. Eminem didn't hesitate to express his excitement on his "real" team that he refers to as "we".
"We've got pieces, man," Eminem said. "We just need a few more things. We need to spend a few of our draft picks getting better in the secondary. It feels good to finally root for a team that's headed in the right direction."
If you think he needs to pick his allegiance now, wait until this next line…
"The Steelers are one of my favorite teams," Eminem said.
Say what?! How can one person root for the Cowboys and Steelers and neither of those teams be their No. 1? This guy is ridiculous. That's worse than a bandwagon or fair-weather fan; in his words, "that (expletive) is just stupid".
Eminem also went on to say he believes the Cowboys can win a Super Bowl with Tony Romo at quarterback. That's cool; that topic can be debated all day and will never be settled until Romo either wins a title or retires. However, Eminem's last statement takes the cake. Here's what he said when asked if he's ever met Cowboys owner Jerry Jones:
"Yeah, we've met," Eminem said. "Jerry's cool. I went to the new stadium last year and we had a great time. It was cool, man. Jerry's a good guy."
Anybody who thinks Jerry Jones is "cool" is the absolute opposite of that word. I'm no fan of Eminem's music, but I know a lot of people are, so I won't "hate" on you guys. However, you can't argue this dude's football taste is beyond whack. Lions, Cowboys and Steelers?! Jerry is "cool"?! C'mon, man.
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A reliable source of irrigated water has helped farmers raise the living standards of their families.
The life of a rice farmer in Indonesia is one of backbreaking routine. Early mornings, long grueling days in the equatorial sun, and a meager income are but a few of the hardships endured by farmers.
Despite the daily trials of the rice fields, Suradiyo, a 68-year old farmer and father of three, still considers himself lucky. Before an ADB-supported irrigation project was introduced in his village of Bojong, outside of Yogyakarta, he could only harvest one crop of rice each year, making it difficult to take care of his family's basic needs.
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Today, he's able to reap two annual rice crops from his one-third hectare plot of land, and the yield of each crop has dramatically increased as well, raising his overall production fivefold. Along with corn, papaya, and chili pepper crops, he has significantly bolstered his family's standard of living, and assured his children a better future.
"When the project first came along my children were in school, and we needed help with their education," Mr. Suradiyo says. "They were all able to graduate from high school because of the extra money we earned."
Because of decentralization, the local water users' associations now manage local water allocation, maintain canals, and collect fees themselves
And all because of a dam. The 58-meter Sermo Dam, a key component of the ADB supported Integrated Irrigation Sector Project, provides water for a rehabilitated and upgraded irrigation system feeding 7,000 hectares of cropland, and benefiting 18,000 farming families.
The overall project, which includes the dam, covers 110,000 hectares and benefits about 260,000 poor and near-poor farm families by accelerating agricultural development in major rice-producing provinces. The project has increased farm productivity, created employment opportunities, and improved the living standards of poor farmers.
In the past, water management in Indonesia was centrally controlled. Because of decentralization efforts, the operation and maintenance of irrigation projects was transferred from central to provincial agencies, as well as community water users' associations such as that of Mr. Suradiyo.
The local water users' associations manage local water allocation, maintain canals, and collect fees themselves. The result has been higher crop yields, and greater income for farmers.
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"By sharing responsibilities and authority, the government lessens the burdens for all parties," says water users' association leader Nuryanto Kamisan. "And when problems arise, it's easier to manage because it's clear who's in charge."
Even with his dramatically higher annual rice yield, Mr. Suradiyo still lives humbly. The days are still long, and he still must process his rice crops one handful at a time, with a rickety, pedal-powered thresher. Rising costs for rice seedlings, fertilizer, and other agricultural inputs are also cutting into his modest profits.
"We don't live a luxury life. We can't even afford a motorcycle," he says. Still, Mr. Suradiyo is optimistic.
"Now we have enough money to get by, and we don't have to take out loans for the things we need," he says. "I'm happier now. Life is easier."
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Hua Mei gave birth to a male cub at 3 a.m. on Friday at the Wolong China Giant Panda Research Center in Sichuan province, the official Xinhua News Agency said Friday. The cub weighed 5.7 ounces at birth. This brings the number of panda births at the Wolong center to 16 this year, equal to last year's total, the report said.


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Mark Tennis/ESPNHSMarissa Perez (left) made the throw and Caley Bonancea applied the tag to win NCS title for their team.
Seventh inning is the difference as the Colts avenge their only loss by upsetting unbeaten Amador Valley to win CIF North Coast Section Division I title. State No. 1 ranking to be decided Saturday.
Although Amador Valley of Pleasanton sophomore standout Johanna Grauer was mowing down hitters and her teammates were getting consistent contact in their at-bats, Friday's CIF North Coast Section Division I softball final between the Dons and James Logan of Union City had that familiar feeling of so many softball games when so much is on the line.
The underdog team, which in this case was Logan, hangs around and then one or two plays happen that decides the outcome.
Unfortunately for Amador, which came into the game at 26-0 and was No. 2 in both the POWERADE FAB 50 national and Cal-Hi Sports state rankings, those plays went in the Colts favor and resulted in a 1-0 defeat.
Entering the seventh inning, the two teams were still locked in a 0-0 tie as the sun was setting and the wind was picking up at St. Mary's College in Moraga.
Two promising scoring chances for the Dons had been snuffed out earlier in the game on line-drive double plays and there was just one batter who had struck out.
Then disaster struck for Amador in the top of the seventh when junior Raeanne Garza, who also was Grauer's opposing pitcher, came up with two outs and teammate Jazmine Reed at first base. Reed had gotten just the second hit of the game for the Colts to lead off the inning, but hadn't gone anywhere when the next two batters became Grauer's 15th and 16th strikeout victims. With a two-strike count, Garza was able to hit fly ball that got up into the wind and was misplayed by the outfield. Running on two outs, Reed scored easily on what was ruled a double for Garza.
The Dons showed their true colors by battling back in the bottom of the seventh. The first two batters, sophomore Ashley Lotoszynski and Grauer, both collected singles. Garza then got pop-ups to retire the next two hitters, which set the stage for the play of the year in Northern California this season.
Zoe Price dug in as the next batter for Amador. She came through by lacing a line-drive single into centerfield. Perhaps she hit it too solidly, though, as it reached Logan centerfielder Marissa Perez on a clean bounce. As Lotoszynski was rounding third base, Perez charged the ball perfectly, then came up with a strong, accurate throw. Logan catcher Caley Bonansea was blocking the plate the way she'd been taught, caught the throw with no bobble and applied the tag to Lotoszynski's shoulder. Everyone at the field knew it was in time. The umpire made the correct call and Logan had won the NCS crown.
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"They're a great team who always gives us a battle," said Amador Valley coach Julie Marshall. "We hit the ball hard and crisply, but right at people. We came back strong (in the bottom of the seventh). They have to do a lot of things right on that last play and unfortunately for us that's what they did."
Marshall didn't feel her team played negatively at all due to being an undefeated defending champion.
"I felt the girls were in a really good place all day," she said.
The Colts will be the defending champion next season and will now wait to see how all of the final state rankings turn out for them.
Now that they have avenged their only loss of the season, there is a possibility of the team ending No. 1 in the state and top five in the nation. For any State Team of the Year consideration, of course, Logan needs the same thing to happen that Amador Valley was hoping for and that's for current No. 1 Norco to lose in Saturday night's CIF Southern Section Division I championship to league rival Santiago of Corona.
If Norco loses, another team other than Logan that might merit No. 1 consideration is Chino Hills, which is 31-3 heading into the CIFSS Division II championship (also being played Saturday).
In last week's overall state top 20, Chino Hills was No. 6 and Logan was No. 7. All of the other teams in front of those two have lost this week, other than Norco, which still has its last game left, and Archbishop Mitty of San Jose. Corona Santiago, with nine losses overall, can't be No. 1 in the state and neither can No. 5 Mitty, which has a loss to Amador Valley.
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Apr 05, 2006, 04:50 PM | |
PPM decode + PWM encode in one PIC
No feedback yet from the UAV guys, so let me try here.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=501079 |
Apr 06, 2006, 05:34 AM | |
file 18f905 is 8 channel decoder that can have pwm added [t2/ccp are available]
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...215885&page=17 |
Apr 11, 2006, 08:30 AM | ||
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I am working on PWM decoding, that is, decode each channel individually. My problem is that how about the accuracy of your code? I verified my codes using ScottEdward's SSC. When I output the same PWM command using SSC, and decode the PWM signal, the result is shown below. The blue line is the SSC command, rnaging from 0-254, and the pink line is the result of decoding. Clearly, there is a lot of variance in the decoding result, ranging from +-5(small) to +-15 (large). Do you have any suggestion about how to reduce it? I was thinking about the accuracy of the crystal oscillator, but I have not test it. Do you have any idea about the oscillator with 4 pins? I saw that people said the accuracy of the 4-pin oscillator is better. And how do you get the PCM signal? From a certain pin of the receiver? Any comment is appreciated. Thanks! |
Apr 12, 2006, 05:22 AM | |
I'm mainly using the 18f1220 but have not used the eprom...yet.
my biggest gripe is config setup....and computed goto's that work fine on simulator but crap out real time,,,,but I love the instruction set!!!! I use the FENG3 programmer and WINPIC [qsl version] with few probs.... |
Apr 12, 2006, 04:33 PM | |
Perhaps the coolest decoder would be built using the soon-to-be-released propeller chip from Parallax. It is a custom ASIC that sort of has eight (8!) 128Mhz PIC-like MCU's in it. The MCU's (called COGS) share the I/O pins and can communicate to each other via a semaphore register set.
http://www.parallax.com/propeller/index.asp I picture one COG doing the PPM decoding and four others handling the PWM for eight R/C channels. That leaves three remaining COGS to do other things, such as model stability using gyros or IR leveling, video for OSD (yup, it has video sync generation built into it), and such. However, the 40-44 pin chip is expensive ($25 each) and the object oriented compiler uses a custom language that looks a lot like PASCAL. I would have preferred C. So, I'll wait to see if someone introduces a C++ compiler for it. As far as using one PIC to handle 8 channels of DSP decoding, my suggestion is to break it into two PIC's. Use one for the decoding, and the other as sort of a PWM co-processor. String them together via I2C. You will achieve jitter free (<1uS) performance from that sort of scheme. |
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I made PPM to PCM recoder some time ago. The PPM decoder part is very accurate. I ouput the channels during the frame synchronization gap. If you can live with limited number of channels you can modify the output part. The code is posted here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...7&postcount=29 BTW, some PIC-s have capture timer (timer value is copied on interrupt to separate register). That would make even better PWM decoder. Arne |
Apr 14, 2006, 07:43 AM | |
Thanks for all the input guys. I ended up solving this by reducing the feature set a little, to 5 channels of decode, and 4 of encode. This is plenty to fly the plane, and lets me support various autopilot modes also. Encode/Decode jitter is < 1us, so well within the deadband of the servos.
The first in-air test of this system took place yesterday, with some results that I am very happy with. For the moment only the altitude hold mode was tested, but even on first flight it held within +/- 5m. Mr. RC-CAM, the parallax chips look very interesting!, as you say though, expensive!. I think that my entire board costs less than that. The dual-PIC approach will be designed into the next board, since its clearly a way to do this without many $$$ and with decent performance. LexHSIEH , the PPM signal was retrieved from a slightly modified Hitec electron-6. There are plans somewhere on this forum, but I can't find them at present. Basically it is one wire cut, and one wire added to exit the PPM on channel 6. xtal, I do have an 18F on the board (18F252) for the main processor, along with a 12F675 for the MSK encoding for the downlink. The high-priority interrupts are pretty nice on those. |
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There is free source code for this here: 8 and 16 Servo Drivers For PIC |
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I went down this road with our 2.4Ghz system that is just about ready to be released. I used the capture reg on the PIC to time the PPM from the transmitter using 12 bits (4096) resolution and convert it to a packet and send it via a custom wireless module (5 mile range for U.S. users). On the receiver end, the data is converted back into a 12 bit value for each channel (500ns channel resolution) and output one after another to prevent the noise spikes. At 20Mhz you can easily output all channels in parallel, using a simple sort routine to output the shortest duration channel first, followed by each channel based on the pulse length. But in testing, this proves to be the least energy efficient method, and most prone to noise, especially with digital servos. The biggest thing that drove me nuts was the fact that the internall oscillators in the all of the PIC chips are horrible for stability. The receiver channel outputs varied by 2-3us in some cases. Using a real crystal yields perfect pulses down to about 25ns resolution.
Jul 03, 2006, 02:26 AM | |
I too tried the parallel output method, and experienced similar problems. The load on the supplies when all of the servos move at the same time is significant, and in my application (a UAV), where the servos are making small corrections all the time, it was unacceptable.
In the end I extended the technique described above (5 ch. decode, 4 of encode) to 8 channels of decode, and 4 of encode, with absolutely jitter-free outputs. The extra 3 channels are actually decoded slower than the rest, since I primarily needed them for dialing in gains of control loops. Once a second I decode all 8 channels, and then if I have time left in the frame, emit the 4 channels immediately. If there is not time left, I skip a frame. Turns out that statistically, I rarely need to skip a frame. In all of the R/C systems I've seen the average pulse width for the first few channels is at the mid-point of the range (1.5ms), so even 8 channels of decode, is only 12ms. Leaving plenty of time for the 4 channel encode and inter-chip communications. The dropped frame, if necessary, doesn't seem to upset neither the servos, nor the ESC (unlike one of the other experiments which was to 1/2 the output frame rate... servos don't like this). So, for my application I'm pretty happy now, and have flown many autonomous hours using it. Servos are jitter free, I have enough inputs to fly the plane and tune the control loops, and I didn't need to throw hardware at it. Looking back though, I think the right way to do this is to split this task between two of the lower-end (low-cost) PICS. One decodes, the other encodes, with an i2c/SPI link between them. |
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Holiday Inn Miami Beach-Oceanfront
Hotel Indigo Miami Dadeland
Hotel Indigo Miami Lakes
Holiday Inn Miami-International Airport
Hampton Inn & Suites Miami-Airport South-Blue Lagoon
Hilton Garden Inn Miami Airport West
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Miami Airport & Convention Center
Hilton Bentley Miami/South Beach
Homewood Suites by Hilton Miami - Airport West
Embassy Suites Miami - International Airport
Hampton Inn & Suites Miami-Doral/Dolphin Mall
Hampton Inn Miami Dadeland
Ocean Spray Hotel
Hampton Inn Miami-Airport West
DoubleTree Resort & Spa by Hilton Hotel Ocean Point - North Miami Beach
Hampton Inn & Suites Ft. Lauderdale/Miramar
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Miami-Hialeah (Miami Lakes)
Hampton Inn & Suites Miami-South/Homestead
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Florida City-Gateway To Keys
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Kendall East - Miami
Staybridge Suites Miami Doral Area
Holiday Inn Express Miami-Arpt Ctrl-Miami Springs
Homewood Suites by Hilton Miami-Airport/Blue Lagoon
The New Hotel and Spa
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