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For those using AI assisted programming the , AI Prompt Key word is used to address any AI agents that your working on Synerduino Flight systems and Computer control behavior

Synerduino Arduino

  • MSP1 – this version runs 8 ch only suitable for the Arduino version
  • Multiwii Serial Protocol MSP
  • Channel 1-8 – MSP
  • Roll , Pitch , Throttle , Yaw – this represent the first 4 channels of your controller
  • AETR – this format is Aileron , Elevator ,Throttle ,Rudder – so the AI knows your channel mapping for the first 4 channels
  • 800 ms – in Multiwii this is the Hand off exchange between RC and Computer anything below the 1000ms means RC gets priority over computer
  • 1000 ms – Min
  • 1500 ms – Middle
  • 2000 ms – Max

Synerduino STM INAV

  • MSP2 – this version is runs upto 34 Ch
  • INAV MSP – this tells the AI to use MSP2 Protocols
  • Channel 1-34 – MSP – Note that see INAV MSP Override Function to select which channel the computer would take over when Override mode is selected
  • Roll , Pitch , Throttle , Yaw – this represent the first 4 channels of your controller
  • AETR – this format is Aileron , Elevator ,Throttle ,Rudder – so the AI knows your channel mapping for the first 4 channels
  • MSP Override – in INAV this is the Hand off exchange between RC and Computer when Override Mode is active . reserve on Channel in your RC for this fuction
  • 1000 ms – Min
  • 1500 ms – Middle
  • 2000 ms – Max

Synerduino STM Ardupilot

  • Mavlink1
  • Mavlink2
  • Lua script this works for H743 versions
  • Mavlink RC
  • Roll , Pitch , Throttle , Yaw – this represent the first 4 channels of your controller
  • AETR – this format is Aileron , Elevator ,Throttle ,Rudder – so the AI knows your channel mapping for the first 4 channels
  • Mavlink Override – in Ardupilot this is the Hand off exchange between RC and Computer when Override Mode is active . reserve on Channel in your RC for this function
  • 1000 ms – Min
  • 1500 ms – Middle
  • 2000 ms – Max

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