SetpointConfigReply (UORB message)
Reply to SetpointConfig.
TOPICS: setpoint_config_reply
Fields
| Name | Type | Unit [Frame] | Range/Enum | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| timestamp | uint64 | us | Time since system start | |
| type | uint16 | See SetpointConfig::TYPE_* | ||
| source_id | uint8 | nav_state of the mode that sent the SetpointConfig | ||
| result | uint8 | RESULT | ||
| mode_req_angular_velocity | bool | |||
| mode_req_attitude | bool | |||
| mode_req_local_alt | bool | |||
| mode_req_local_position | bool |
Enums
RESULT
Used in field(s): result
Constants
| Name | Type | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| MESSAGE_VERSION | uint32 | 0 |
Source Message
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# Reply to SetpointConfig
uint32 MESSAGE_VERSION = 0
uint64 timestamp # [us] Time since system start
uint16 type # See SetpointConfig::TYPE_*
uint8 source_id # nav_state of the mode that sent the SetpointConfig
uint8 RESULT_SUCCESS = 0
uint8 RESULT_FAILURE_OTHER = 1
uint8 RESULT_UNSUPPORTED = 2 # Setpoint type is unsupported for the current vehicle
uint8 RESULT_UNKNOWN_SETPOINT_TYPE = 3 # The setpoint type is not known
uint8 result # [@enum RESULT]
# Mode requirements for using the given setpoint type. A mode will use these and apply them to the arming check reply (PX4 does not do that itself).
# Certain setpoint types can be used in a reduced way, for example a TrajectorySetpoint without position control. In that case PX4 still sets all requirement flags, and the mode will then ignore mode_req_local_position.
bool mode_req_angular_velocity
bool mode_req_attitude
bool mode_req_local_alt
bool mode_req_local_position