Data type and variable name cleanup.
Calculate the calibration sum using floats to prevent possibilities of future overflows.
Rename the calibratingG element to cyclesRemaining to be more representative of its purpose. Change its data type to int32_t to avoid calculations with signed and unsigned variables.
Fix the zero offset calculation from the calibration results to return a floating point result rather than using integer math. This may result in slight improvements in reduced gyro drift.
It seems like the gyro calibration sample count overflow fix (#5898) caused a downstream problem with the math to calculate the zero offset. Casting the components of the formula to (float) solves the problem.
Fixes an issue with motor "spikes" when rc interpolation was enabled for throttle. The problem was that the smoothing was happening too late in the sequence and the earlier process subTaskMotorUpdate() would use the unsmoothed throttle value in the mixer if new rx data had come in between the last and current PID loop. Also because the setPointRate was calculated at the end of the smoothing, the PID controller would always be using the value from the previous loop iteration.
The current data type was uint16 and that would overflow when using 32KHz sampling. This caused the calibration to only run for about 0.9 seconds instead of the expected 3 seconds. At 32KHz the sample count is 96774 which overflows uint16 so changed the data types to uint32.
Previously only a single bitmapped parameter was available in the cli but this wasn't very useful as the users would have to understand the bit positions to enable/disable warning options. This change exposes each warning item as a separate parameter.
During team relay races it's unsafe to retrieve crashed quads because the course is continuously hot. In order to safely fly a backup quad with the primary quad crashed in the field (but powered up) it's necessary to:
* Disable arming, so that the crashed quad doesn't unintentionally arm as well. This is specifically a problem when a transmitter can send signals to all powered up receivers (like FrSky and others).
* Change VTX to an unused channel with low power output
* Turn off telemetry
This change introduces a new mode called paralyze which disables arming and prevents mode changes (except beeper). It can only be invoked while the quad isn't armed. Once it's invoked, the FC has to be power cycled. In order to invoke it, the mode needs to be in a disengaged state at least once, so that forgetting to flip the switch back after crashing doesn't immediately invoke graveyard on the backup quad.
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