Overview
Introduction
The flight controller provides status signals indicating any possible issues with sensors or the flight controller. These signals are also logged in the flight controller log data. The error code and description described here can provide clues on what happened how to prevent the situation resulting in such error. In case the error persists, please consult the Troubleshooting Section. If the error can't be sorted out using available information, please contact Avular Support.
Status Codes in Cerebra Lab
Each status signal name is specified and can be visualized through Cerebra Lab Workspace. Note that the signals in Cerebra Lab Workspace can only be visualized in real-time. At the same time they are logged in so one can read them out afterwards analysing the log files.
Status Error Codes
Most status error codes are defined as powers of two (0, 1, 2, 4, 8 etc.). The resulting error code may therefore be:
- A power of 2 number, when single error is detected, e.g. 2, 16 or 64
- A unique sum of individual error codes in case multiple errors are detected, e.g. compound error code 13 is build up of unique error codes 8, 4 and 1