Reading PPM Receiver Signal with Arduino using Interrupts

Here I show you how to read a PPM data stream using Arduino, you can use the same idea to extend the code for any number of channels. The code attached below works with upto 6 PPM channels.
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Any questions, leave a comment!

[@gholiamirza7673]

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[@abhijithalder4567]

Link on the description is not valid any more....

[@Axelios]

Very nice tutorial, this was perfect for what I'm trying to do. Thank you, you have made my life easier.

[@mihaiemilian5330]

@Kamran, thank you very much for this video. Awesome content, very well explained.

[@015digambarsharma4]

Seriously a damn great tutorial.

[@forteleaerieneromane]

Hello! I have a question: how do yo connect the receiver to the Arduino? Thanks!

[@profaneus]

Hi! please put the code up again, it is missing from googledrive

[@freedomcaller]

Great video, super helpful!

[@extremgwackli3675]

The link for the code doesnt works could you please send a new one

[@user-tb5ji6uu3y]

how to do the same with pwm signal

[@DynoRC]

Can i still communicate with my sensors using I2C while reading ppm?

[@panduauliadyaksa2392]

thank you so much.

[@srinivasasatya6797]

hello sir I have a doubt the values are getting back to 1500 even after keeping the joystick at a constant position for every 1.5 ms .why is it happening?

[@KroceBow]

Hi, I followed your instructions step by step to use the FD800 Tiny Frsky 8CH receiver, but it doesn't work at all.

[@computerman4321]

If you still need help, you can try putting sei(); in the setup routine, this will enable global interrupts by setting a bit in the SREG register.

[@onkelhotte1065]

Hello, the Link does not work. Can you upload the sketch again? Thanks

[@aidasgaska]

I can`t reach the code below in your description.. Could you refresh description or resend me the code?

[@openchnl]

great tutorial, thanks. how would one go about using these outputs to drive servos or in my case a relay? thanks

[@kamranahmad6808]

+Justin Guy Thanks, I'm working on such a video which should be done by Sunday.

[@kunnumunnu]

Can you please share the code... I tried opening the link provided by you but its not opening..

[@taqyon]

Thank you so much. I've started with my own code, but didn't do the interrupt initialisation like you did, however I just used " attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(inPin), iPPMPulse, RISING ); " and wrote my code there - is that a problem?

[@KroceBow]

Would you mind sharing the code please? :)

[@taqyon]

Sure, www.nipinfo.co.za/ycl.dll/PubShare?Pub=38365138. Let me know if you can't access it.

[@nemobondt9117]

hey, the link doesn't work can you please send another link? thanks!

[@taqyon]

www.nipinfo.co.za/ycl.dll/PubShare?Pub=38365138 please try again

[@nemobondt9117]

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[@conradsinsua7415]

any change of you doing a tutorial about port manipulation?

[@VipinKumar-zd7tl]

can anyone please share the code because the above given link is not working

[@eletronicaparaohooby]

Hi Friend! Nice job! But the file does not available! Can you share again? Please? Congratulations!!

[@yxhankun]

Sorry, the file you have requested does not exist.

[@GonzaloOviedoLambert]

DAMN, this guy erase the link!

[@TriativeHD]

Hi, nice tutorial. am trying to use the code to read 10 channels from a FlySky FS-i6X transmitter and FlySky FS-iA10B receiver. after modifying the code I was able to get valid values for only 8 channels, channels 9 and 10 was reporting a constant value. Have you tested it with more than 8 channel or is there any limitations as to the number of channels it can handle FYI: when I used PWM I was able to read all the 10 channels any help is welcome, below is the Serial Print Output: 1504 - 1504 - 1144 - 1560 - 1000 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 10376 - 0 1512 - 1504 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 10376 - 0 1512 - 1504 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1008 - 1008 - 1008 - 10368 - 0 1512 - 1504 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 1008 - 10368 - 0 1504 - 1504 - 1144 - 1560 - 1000 - 1008 - 1008 - 1000 - 10376 - 0 1512 - 1504 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 1008 - 10368 - 0 1512 - 1504 - 1144 - 1560 - 1000 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 10376 - 0 1512 - 1512 - 1144 - 1560 - 1000 - 1008 - 1008 - 1000 - 10376 - 0 1512 - 1504 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 10368 - 0 1504 - 1512 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 1008 - 10376 - 0 1512 - 1504 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 10376 - 0 1512 - 1504 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 10368 - 0 1504 - 1504 - 1144 - 1560 - 1008 - 1000 - 1008 - 1008 - 10376 - 0 1504 - 1512 - 1144 - 1552 - 1008 - 1008 - 1008 - 1000 - 10384 - 0

[@GonzaloOviedoLambert]

MAN, the link please!

[@aldskanser7880]

Hi Kamran, Thanks for these great video's. I will experiment with this. I do not understand the "channel 0" on the RC transmitter signal. Do you have a link to some explanation? Second question, suppose I will put three servo's directly on channels 1, 2 and 3 of my receiver and connect channels 4 to 8 to my arduino. What changes would I have to make to your code? (I have a Futaba F14 Navy). Thanks very much, Henk

[@jjdavidian]

No more code ..

[@gholiamirza7673]

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[@rtdave6982]

Great video but it's not working right. I have a 10 channel receiver but set my transmitter to 6. It displays a few numbers mixed with garbage. I tried changing the 3000 to other numbers with no success. Should I add 3 extra channels to the code? Thank you, Dave

[@rtdave6982]

adding 4 more to the program fixed it...working great now

[@ColinRichardson]

Wondered if this would be easier? Just change the number at the top. const int CHANNELS = 7; unsigned long ch[CHANNELS], t[CHANNELS + 1]; int pulse = 0; void setup() { PCICR |= (1 0 || pulse

[@sbpcls]

not a valid link!!!

[@ChristianGarcia-md1ws]

alguien me puede esplicar este video en español