AP_Scripting: Added VSPeak Modell flow meter driver #28627
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I would have preferred this as a battery backend as we only have 1 EFI, so this driver can't be combined with a real EFI engine, which I suspect users will want to do |
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This PR as support for the VSPeak Modell flow meter, in the form of a Lua script.
Hardware
The manufacturer has sent me a sensor with developmental software, able to speak a plain binary packet that the script can easily receive and interpret.
It is unknown to me currently when this software will hit production.
Implementation
I have used a Scripting EFI sensor to fill in only the volume/time and volume consumed fields in the EFI state.
Then, I advise using a battery monitor with an EFI backend to display the information and potentially act upon it.
See the attached instructions.