An Easy Way to Read All RC Channels at Once with Arduino

[@TheMightyWej]

Amazing video and absolute gem of a channel! I have just started getting into robotics and had spent weeks struggling with how to solve this. Sod's law I found an old archived post that described something similar on the same day I found this video!! Just wish I had found this channel sooner haha :)

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

Glad to help!

[@TheTeditor]

Great video and very helpful! One question, what is the reason that the Arduino R4 version doesn't work?

[@user-6tfvk70k78]

Hi, is it possible to connect Arduino with most popular fs-gt5 receiver? I just want make electric rc car with using stepper motors. But one important thing, I need to use fs-gt5 controller

[@harish118]

This is cool!!! Thank you.

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

Glad you like it!

[@gearscodeandfire]

I am just getting my feet wet with this, and this video is incredibly helpful!

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Manijoshi]

I did the same but I am not getting good output, the results are very rough and monitor doesnt show any numbers it brings different character on screen

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

If it's showing odd characters, check to make sure your baud rate on your serial monitor/plotter, matches what you defined in your code.

[@ashkananali8571]

​@@TheBoredRobotLLCI put the same pound rate at 115,200, but strange numbers appear

[@ashkananali8571]

Please, I need your help. I applied this code to the Arduino Nano and Mega and adjusted the pound rate The problem persists: strange numbers appear

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

It's hard to comment without knowing the complete project. If you get it working on an Uno first, perhaps you can narrow down you debugging process.

[@ashkananali8571]

@@TheBoredRobotLLC It worked exactly as you did, but strange letters and symbols appear

[@charlesbiggs7735]

Thanks for the video. I'm trying to duplicate your results but cannot. Could you please elaborate on how to setup the i-Bus on the transmitter? My screens appear to be the same as your but I'm not sure what steps I need to perform to get the i-Bus set up correctly. Thanks.

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

In the output mode, make sure the "Serial" menu is set to "i-Bus." The i-BUS setup menu should also be set to channel 1.

[@ashkananali8571]

Thank you very much, best video I've seen today. My friend, how can I start a servo motor using the values ​​received from i.bus using this code

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

@@ashkananali8571 Map the values of the RC signals to another variable that you will use to drive the servo angle.

[@ashkananali8571]

@@TheBoredRobotLLC Your channel is very beautiful and your style of explanation is very excellent.. so we are waiting for more videos from you.

[@Animace]

Where to connect the signal wire to Arduino Mega?

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

I believe pin 0 and 1 should work on the mega.

[@theflyinggrip]

Is anything like this able to be done with an elrs rc link?

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

I don't know, I haven't looked into that RC brand.

[@mrspaceman1767]

Lovely video! I was wondering if this code is compatible with an Arduino leonardo?

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

I haven't tested it, but I have no reason to believe that it wouldn't work on the Leonardo.

[@ashkananali8571]

Thanks again for the information you provided. My friend, can I do this with the Arduino Nano instead of the Arduino Uno?

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

Yes, I'm pretty sure this will work with a Nano.

[@ashkananali8571]

@@TheBoredRobotLLC Will you need a specific version of Arduino Nuano?

[@ashkananali8571]

I did this on an Arduino Nano and it didn't work

[@TheBoredRobotLLC]

Have you tried it on a different board?

[@ashkananali8571]

@@TheBoredRobotLLC Yes, I tried that on Mega and Nano

[@ashkananali8571]

@@TheBoredRobotLLC Strange numbers and marks appear on the two plates