Hi All,
I have see the DIY Remote controler. But i know how to find the PPM signal on the receiver and i can send it direcly to the BotBoard. Can i use a standar transmitter like that ?
Sorry for the bad english
Sorry, I do not understand your question. Are you saying that you have a DIY remote? Or are you asking can I use a standard transmitter/receiver like a Hitec (viewtopic.php?f=21&t=6629
Again sorry if I did not answer your question.
Kurt
What i am trying to explain is that i have a JR heli/plane transmitter and i want to know if there is a way tu use it.
In the pas i have hack the reveiver to get the PPM stream out of it with an opamp. The PPM is what is send from the transmitter to the receiver. If i can decode that PPM signal in the BSP28 i can probably use only one channel of it.
One that done, is it easy to use it, code it to be use ?
This is exactly what Kurt did, he mentioned this in the above post. 
Yes
Just to precise things up.
Again English is not my first language… so sometime i have a hard time making me understand… lol
Hi Kurt,
I got some time to solder today… lol
I have hack my Hitec receiver witch is setup to be powered by the botboard and have the PPM back (tested on a scope).
so i have 3 wires. +5v Gnd and PPM
I have take a look at the link you send and try your code. Can’t do anything… 
Is there a way to send data to the serial port to know if something is working… Like a display of data from the transmitter ?
Tanks again
Hi,
The code that is posed in the other thread is setup to run with the phoenix code. It is based off my current code base and am pretty sure it won’t work with Xan’s original 2.0 as I am using TimerW as part of this control…
Looking at what was in the zip file… I see that I forgot to turn off one of the debug defines (DEBUG_LA), which you may want to turn off. It sends signals to some different pins, which I used to help debug the code. There is another debug define (DEBUG_OUT) which is commented out. If you uncomment it at the top and the code is working, it will show the different RC values as they change.
Also note: this code is very specific on how hardware configuration. That is it requires your IO pin to be on pin P10 on the Bap28. Why? because I decided to try out timerW’s input capture capability… Could have done it other ways, but…
Kurt
side question:
Would it be easyier to use XBEE ?
Hi There,
I have now the 6 value on debug serial. They are moving when i change the stick on the transmitter…!!!
Sorry… it doen’t take much to make me happy