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== Configuration == | == Configuration == | ||
The left part of the configuration page is an editor for the [[Conf.xml] file. The right side buttons provide a replacement to the [[Compiling|'''make''' commands]]. | The left part of the configuration page is an editor for the [[Conf.xml]] file. The right side buttons provide a replacement to the [[Compiling|'''make''' commands]]. | ||
The editor for the configuration files is taken from the environment variable EDITOR or defaults to ''gedit''. | The editor for the configuration files is taken from the environment variable EDITOR or defaults to ''gedit''. |
Revision as of 14:32, 6 November 2007
The Paparazzi Center is a graphical user interface which contains a notebook of three main pages:
- A set of selection boxes to configure an aircraft with its flight plan and build the corresponding programs to be simulated and uploaded to the airborne device.
- A Control Panel to launch the agents of the system and handle collection of programs as configurable sessions
- A page where the GCS may be embedded.
A log console is also diplayed in the configuration and control panel pages.
If you use the Paparazzi binary package (version >= 3.2), the Paparazzi Center executable is paparazzi and is included in the Applications menu. If you use the CVS code, run the ./paparazzi script at the root of the distribution.
Options:
- -fullscreen
Configuration
The left part of the configuration page is an editor for the Conf.xml file. The right side buttons provide a replacement to the make commands.
The editor for the configuration files is taken from the environment variable EDITOR or defaults to gedit.
Important Note: A new aircraft configuration has to be saved before being built.
Control Panel
In the Control Page page, two menus provide:
- A set of predefined and user sessions (collections of programs);
- A set of single programs.
The launched programs can be stopped and restarted (Stop/Redo buttons). Options can also be edited (in the entry box). Automatic respawn is enabled by setting the check box (left side of the Stop/Redo button). The set of the current processes can be saved as a user session (actually in the conf/control_panel.xml configuration file) to be restarted later (from the Session menu).
The Paparazzi processes are chosen among (look also at the Overview of the system):
- GCS
- A server (logger and message dispatcher for GCS)
- Simulators (built with the sim target in the control panel)
- Modems drivers (link)
- A messages window (messages bus observer)
- The gaia agent (time, wind, ... simulator)
- A Real Time Plotter
- A Log Plotter
- A log replayer