fix: IWDG reset during gyro recal — refresh at i=0 not i=39 (P0 #42)
i%40==39 fired the first IWDG refresh only after 40ms of calibration. Combined with ~10ms of main loop overhead before entering calibrate(), total elapsed since last refresh could exceed the 50ms IWDG window. Change to i%40==0: first refresh fires at i=0 (<1ms after entry), subsequent refreshes every 40ms — safely within the 50ms window. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -68,8 +68,10 @@ void mpu6000_calibrate(void) {
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sum_gy += raw.gy;
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sum_gz += raw.gz;
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HAL_Delay(1);
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/* Refresh IWDG every 40ms — safe during re-cal with watchdog running */
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if (i % 40 == 39) safety_refresh();
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/* Refresh IWDG every 40ms, starting immediately (i=0) — the gap between
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* safety_refresh() at the top of the main loop and entry here can be
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* ~10ms, so we must refresh on i=0 to avoid the 50ms IWDG window. */
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if (i % 40 == 0) safety_refresh();
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}
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s_bias_gx = (float)sum_gx / GYRO_CAL_SAMPLES;
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