Connect to multiple cfs via python lib
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 8:57 am
Hey guys,
I'm getting started with controlling Crazyflies via the python library. When I switch on one cf and execute the basiclog.py or ramp.py, everything works perfectly. However, when a second cf is switched on nearby, after running one of the scripts the client detects several radios and connects to one of them (as expected), but then either stalls directly after printing "Connecting to radio://..." or prints "Connection to radio://... failed: Too many packets lost" after the previous message and then locks up.
Is that a common issue when operating with several cfs on one crazy dongle? Do I need to add a ROS layer or a second radio dongle to overcome this or is there another way to fix it. In the end I want to operate 5 Crazyflies simultaneously.
Thanks!
I'm getting started with controlling Crazyflies via the python library. When I switch on one cf and execute the basiclog.py or ramp.py, everything works perfectly. However, when a second cf is switched on nearby, after running one of the scripts the client detects several radios and connects to one of them (as expected), but then either stalls directly after printing "Connecting to radio://..." or prints "Connection to radio://... failed: Too many packets lost" after the previous message and then locks up.
Is that a common issue when operating with several cfs on one crazy dongle? Do I need to add a ROS layer or a second radio dongle to overcome this or is there another way to fix it. In the end I want to operate 5 Crazyflies simultaneously.
Thanks!