stumped math

Ole Man Earl

If I use the "float32" in my program for something then this stops working. the rx[noparse][[/noparse] x] always returns 0

[noparse][[/noparse]code]

PUB RC_IO
repeat
' Get Radio Inputs
rx[noparse][[/noparse] 1] := BS2.PULSIN( RxAler,1) ' aleron
rx[noparse][[/noparse] 2] := BS2.PULSIN( RxElev,1) ' elevator
rx[noparse][[/noparse] 3] := BS2.PULSIN( RxThrot,1) ' throttle
rx[noparse][[/noparse] 4] := BS2.PULSIN( RxRudder,1) ' rudder
rx[noparse][[/noparse] 6] := BS2.PULSIN( CH7,1) ' My Ch 7

rx[noparse][[/noparse] 7] := BS2.PULSIN( RxGear,1) ' Gear input switch >550 = down(AP ON) 965 = up(AP OFF)

Any ideas ?
Do I need to tell you my var's ? or anything else ? Need more info ?
The array seams to work if I don't use "float32"

Mike Green

There's nothing you've shown that has anything to do with Float32. If it's not working (whatever that means), then it must have to do with what you haven't shown. That's why you really have to show it all (as one or more attachments to a message ... not cut and paste!).

Timmoore

I am making hte guess its your uav software. I would look at the number of COGs you are using - I believe you are over 8 cogs and any above 8 are failing
the overlay has 1, 3 serials ports, xbee, compass, gps, main cog take 8 cogs, the float32 takes another. Something will fail.

Ole Man Earl

ok, here are 2 versions. One works, one dont. The difference if usinf floatd for the baro altitude.

ver 15 works ver 19 dont work..here they are.

Cant keep eyes open...c u tomorow..
Thanks
Earl