Husarion RPLIDAR
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Install jazzy/stable of Husarion RPLIDAR
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sudo snap install husarion-rplidar
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Details for Husarion RPLIDAR
Package name
- husarion-rplidar
License
- Apache-2.0
Last updated
- Yesterday - jazzy/stable
- Yesterday - jazzy/edge
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RPLIDAR ROS 2 driver for Husarion robots
The husarion-rplidar snap contains all the necessary software to bring the RPLIDAR LIDARS up.
Installation
sudo snap install husarion-rplidar
After installation, connect the required interfaces (raw-usb, hardware-observe, shared memory), pick your LIDAR model and start the driver:
sudo /var/snap/husarion-rplidar/common/post_install.sh
sudo snap set husarion-rplidar driver.model=s2 # your model, see the list below
sudo husarion-rplidar.start
Parameters
The snap provides the following configurable parameters (param name: default value):
driver:{...}ros:{...}
The ros contains the following keys:
ros.domain-id:0- Sets theROS_DOMAIN_IDenvironment variable for the ROS driver.ros.localhost-only:0- Sets theROS_LOCALHOST_ONLYenvironment variable for the ROS driver.ros.transport:udp- Configures DDS transport. Options areudp,shm,builtin(orrmw_fastrtps_cpp),rmw_cyclonedds_cpp. Corresponding DDS XML files can be found in the/var/snap/husarion-rplidar/commondirectory (custom FastDDS setups can also be created here).ros.namespace:(unset)- Namespace for all topics and transforms.
The driver.model key (unset by default — required before the driver starts) selects a preset matching one of the supported LIDAR models:
custom, a1, a2m7, a2m8, a2m12, a3, c1, s1, s1_tcp, s2, s2e, s3, t1.
The driver contains the following keys:
model:(unset)- required — the LIDAR model preset listed abovechannel-type:serial- one ofserial,udp,tcpserial-port:auto- serial device path (orautofor autodetect)serial-baudrate:256000udp-ip:(unset)- used whenchannel-type=udp(e.g. T1, S2E)udp-port:(unset)tcp-ip:(unset)- used whenchannel-type=tcp(e.g. S1 over TCP)tcp-port:(unset)frame-id:laser- forwarded verbatim; use a slash-separated path (<namespace>/laser) if your consumers read the global/tfinstead of/<namespace>/tfinverted:falseangle-compensate:truescan-mode:(unset)name:(unset)- Node name (defaults torplidar). Useful for distinguishing multiple lidars on the same robot.
To set the parameters, use the snap set command, e.g.,
snap set husarion-rplidar driver.name=front_lidar
Husarion cockpit integration
This snap embeds husarion-agent as a chain follower: ROS network config (RMW incl. Zenoh, ROS_DOMAIN_ID, namespace) and custom RMW profiles set on the chain owner (the rosbot snap, or the cockpit WebUI Manage tab) propagate here automatically — when chained, don't set ros.transport locally. The ros.* keys above are the standalone path.
Joining a robot's agent chain (optional)
If a rosbot snap is installed alongside this one and you want this LIDAR's network config (RMW, ROS_DOMAIN_ID, namespace) to follow the robot's, connect the chain manually:
sudo snap connect husarion-rplidar:agent-chain rosbot:agent-chain
This is not done automatically — installing husarion-rplidar never installs rosbot.
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