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Beat Küng 8ebde51648 refactor hmc5883: use driver base class
Removes the calibration on startup, as these values were overwritten by
the system calibration values anyway.
So the only difference is that if all calibration scales were equal to 1,
the driver startup would have failed.
2020-03-17 23:31:17 -04:00

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#!/bin/sh
#
# PX4 FMUv4 specific board sensors init
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
adc start
# We know there are sketchy boards out there
# as chinese companies produce Pixracers without
# fully understanding the critical parts of the
# schematic and BOM, leading to sensor brownouts
# on boot. Original Pixracers following the
# open hardware design do not require this.
fmu sensor_reset 50
# External I2C bus
hmc5883 -T -X start
lis3mdl -X start
ist8310 -X start
qmc5883 -X start
rm3100 start
# Internal SPI
ms5611 -s start
# For Teal One airframe
if param compare SYS_AUTOSTART 4250
then
mpu9250 -s -R 14 start
mpu9250 -t -R 14 start
fi
# hmc5883 internal SPI bus is rotated 90 deg yaw
if ! hmc5883 -T -S -R 2 start
then
# lis3mdl internal SPI bus is rotated 90 deg yaw
lis3mdl start
fi
# Start either ICM2060X. They are both connected to the same SPI bus and use the same
# chip select pin. There are different boards with either one of them and the WHO_AM_I register
# will prevent the incorrect driver from a successful initialization.
# ICM20602 internal SPI bus ICM-20608-G is rotated 90 deg yaw
if ! icm20602 -R 8 start
then
# ICM20608 internal SPI bus ICM-20602-G is rotated 90 deg yaw
icm20608g -R 8 start
fi
# mpu9250 internal SPI bus mpu9250 is rotated 90 deg yaw
mpu9250 -R 2 start