* moved pmem setting restore before top bar is loaded
* added a check pmem from sdcard function, replaced occurences, added a save to file on back button
* Added defines for flag file and dump file, changed test func name to should_use_sdcard_for_pmem, used file_exists, removed save and load pmem parameter
* changed a text to a more comprehesible one
* Support for 3 levels of rotary encoder sensitivity #965
Backend support; UI will still need to call set function to configure.
* Support for 3 levels of rotary encoder sensitivity #965
Backend support only. UI will still need to be changed to call the set_sensitivity() function to configure.
* Removed trailing space
* Deleted blank lines to see if format checker will be happier
* Simpler support for multiple levels of encoder sensitivity, for issue #965
Removed the convoluted code :-) and instead just using a 2-dimensional array to choose which transition map to use. For now I only have 2 (vs 3) levels enabled as well, to save code space and because high-sensitivity is very touchy.
* Simpler version of configurable encoder sensitivity, issue #965
* Formatting
* Formatting test for Clang
* Formatting test
* Formatting (removed helpful comment)
* Formatting test (remove commented-out code)
* Formatting & swapping medium/low so default mode=0
* Swapped medium/low so default mode=0
* Adding UI & PMEM support to make encoder dial sensitivity configurable, issue #965
* Adding UI & PMEM support to make encoder dial sensitivity configurable, issue #965
* Adding UI & PMEM support to make encoder dial sensitivity configurable, issue #965
* Adding UI & PMEM support to make encoder dial sensitivity configurable, issue #965
* Adding UI & PMEM support to make encoder dial sensitivity configurable, issue #965
* Adding UI & PMEM support to make encoder dial sensitivity configurable, issue #965
* Removed unneeded range check (trusting in pmem checksum)
* fix units for frequency offset. It was planned to be a uint32_t since a uint16_t is obviously too short
* took the uint32_t limitation for frequency offset in account
* Added HamItUp option to allow quick offset of the tuned frequency
* New HamItUp icon for top bar
* HamItUp checkbox status and frequency persistent settings in Settings/Radio
* Make default constructor for touch calibration
* Add persistent memory check value and access abstraction.
* Add persistent data_t default constructor with reasonable defaults.
* serial_format_t default constructor.
* Tidy up backlight timeout type.
* Add persistent data struct version/checking.
* Make range_t functions constexpr.
* Move ui_config and functions into class.
* Add backlight_config_t struct, separate enable and time settings.
- Now we have variable CLKOUT.
- CLKOUT can be set between 10kHz and 60MHz.
(The output signal will become mostly sine shape when reaching 50MHz.)
- Click on freq setting field to change tuning step.
Made AFSK code more generic (not tied to LCR)
Added modem presets and more options in AFSK setup
String-ized and simplified LCR UI code
Simplified AFSK baseband code, made to always work on 16bit words
# The first commit's message is:
Updated RDS transmitter: flags, PI and date/time
Merging baseband audio tone generators
Merging DTMF baseband with "tones" baseband
Added stealth transmit mode
App flash section bumped to 512k
RX and TX LEDs are now used
Play dead should work again, added login option
Morse frame gen. for letters and fox hunt codes
Merged EPAR with Xylos
Made EPAR use encoders for frame gen.
Moved OOK encoders data in encoders.hpp
Simplified about screen, ui_about_demo.* files are still there
BHT city DB, keywords removed
BHT cities DB, keywords removed
Update README.md
RDS radiotext and time group generators
# This is the 2nd commit message:
Update README.md
Turns out 0x10088000 - 0x10089fff is not the right place. It's 0x40041000, and is only 256 bytes!
Move PPM to correct place, change representation to PPB for finer control.
Reset PPB value to initial value if read value out of bounds.
Clip PPB value on write to permitted bounds.
Contributes to resolution of issue #11.
