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User guide

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	3.In the window popping-up chose “Browse my computer for driver software” and then point out the decompressed driver folder you [~~downloaded.~~https://bitbucket.org/bitcraze/crazyradio-firmware/downloads/crazyradio_windows_driver.zip]		3.In the window popping-up chose “Browse my computer for driver software” and then point out the decompressed driver folder you [https://bitbucket.org/bitcraze/crazyradio-firmware/downloads/crazyradio_windows_driver.zip]

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	== Firmware behaviour ==		== Firmware behaviour ==

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	3.In the window popping-up chose “Browse my computer for driver software” and then point out the decompressed driver folder you downloaded.		3.In the window popping-up chose “Browse my computer for driver software” and then point out the decompressed driver folder you [downloaded.https://bitbucket.org/bitcraze/crazyradio-firmware/downloads/crazyradio_windows_driver.zip]

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	All these behaviours can be compile time configured. In the future they might as well be able configurable during runtime using the Crazyflie client.		All these behaviours can be compile time configured. In the future they might as well be able configurable during runtime using the Crazyflie client.

	Radio communication lost		'''Radio communication lost'''
	If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 0.5s it will try to level itself. The client sends out 100 control packets per second so 50 consecutive packages must have been lost		If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 0.5s it will try to level itself. The client sends out 100 control packets per second so 50

			'''consecutive packages must have been lost'''

	If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 2s it will turn off the all motors.		If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 2s it will turn off the all motors.
	Inactivity shutdown
			'''Inactivity shutdown'''

	If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 5min it will automatically shut down.		If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 5min it will automatically shut down.

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			== Firmware behaviour ==

			All these behaviours can be compile time configured. In the future they might as well be able configurable during runtime using the Crazyflie client.

			Radio communication lost
			If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 0.5s it will try to level itself. The client sends out 100 control packets per second so 50 consecutive packages must have been lost
			If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 2s it will turn off the all motors.
			Inactivity shutdown
			If the Crazyflie hasn't received any commander package within 5min it will automatically shut down.

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	'''1'''.USB - Connect to computer		'''1'''.USB - Connect to computer

	'''2'''.Programming/PPM interface - Used for programming and interfacing with a RC remote		'''2'''.Programming/PPM interface - Used for programming and interfacing with a RC remote

	'''3'''.Antenna connector - Connector for antenna		'''3'''.Antenna connector - Connector for antenna

	'''4'''.Red LED - Toggles when data is now able to be sent to the quadcopter		'''4'''.Red LED - Toggles when data is now able to be sent to the quadcopter

	'''5'''.Green LED - Toggles when data is successfully send to the quadcopter		'''5'''.Green LED - Toggles when data is successfully send to the quadcopter

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	The Crazyradio is a 2.4 GHz radio USB dongle. Currently it's only used to communicate with the Crazyflie Nano Quadcopter but it can be adopted to work with a number of applications that are based on the low-cost 2.4 GHz chips from [http://www.nordicsemi.com/]		The Crazyradio is a 2.4 GHz radio USB dongle. Currently it's only used to communicate with the Crazyflie Nano Quadcopter but it can be adopted to work with a number of applications that are based on the low-cost 2.4 GHz chips from [http://www.nordicsemi.com/]

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			'''1'''.USB - Connect to computer
			'''2'''.Programming/PPM interface - Used for programming and interfacing with a RC remote
			'''3'''.Antenna connector - Connector for antenna
			'''4'''.Red LED - Toggles when data is now able to be sent to the quadcopter
			'''5'''.Green LED - Toggles when data is successfully send to the quadcopter

	== Features ==		== Features ==

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	1.When connected, the Crazyradio dongle fails to be installed automatically by Windows		1.When connected, the Crazyradio dongle fails to be installed automatically by Windows

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	2.When that happen, open the device manager, find the uninstal USB device and right click on it to update the driver		2.When that happen, open the device manager, find the uninstal USB device and right click on it to update the driver

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	3.In the window popping-up chose “Browse my computer for driver software” and then point out the decompressed driver folder you downloaded.		3.In the window popping-up chose “Browse my computer for driver software” and then point out the decompressed driver folder you downloaded.

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	4.Click next, accept installation without verification, and the driver is installed!		4.Click next, accept installation without verification, and the driver is installed!

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 *Comes with GPLv3 firmware developed fully by Bitcraze from datasheet and a build environment that allows you to develop your own firmware
 *Programmable via SPI using expansion header