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Built deviation-b918dcd10038 for devo8s

- When I try to calibrate sticks it kicks me back to main screen / resets
- After it does this, the tx.ini file is default (OR) only partially written. Settings are gone.
- Because of this, the value for DIM target is missing (or zero) and after the timeout, the screen goes completely off. (which I like but zero is not an option in the gui for dim target, but I think it should be

(I did also build the FS and installed it)

Request.. unless I've missed it, could you add a volume select for the beeper?

Calibration worked, thank you.
PPM out is always my first test, Phoenix Sim, and there is a problem.

If you have it, and you go to the TX setup (where you see the channels) you will see channels moving on their own. I can't post a vid right now, but I will later if needed.

without moving any sticks, channels will move themselves up or down about 25% then center again.

Also there is a noticeable delay on the sticks. I have only tried PPM out so far. It's 6:45am... can't fly the mcpx in the house just yet..

PhracturedBlue wrote: Thanks. I've fixed the calibration, and allow dimming the screen off too.
The volume control is a good idea (though to be honest I have had difficulty getting the volume control to make a significant difference on the devo8). Note that you can change the volume by modifying it in the music.ini file, for each relevant sound, but not through the interface

The volume control should be introduced only if we can make current volume louder in both devo8 and devo10. Currently, the volume is too low, even set to 100, to hear, why border to lower it down?

PhracturedBlue wrote: you do build with 'make TYPE=prd' if you are using PPM right? If not then we are sending printf out through the PPM port, which is probably a bad idea. Depending on the build, it may or may-not work, but I don't support it unless you make a release build.

I won't be able to look at ppm until tonight though.

Yes, I do make TYPE=prd zip, then make TARGET=devo8 fs

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I just rebuilt it with 'make release'
and installed the devo8 dfu. Posting a video in a couple of minutes.

suvsuv wrote:

PhracturedBlue wrote: Thanks. I've fixed the calibration, and allow dimming the screen off too.
The volume control is a good idea (though to be honest I have had difficulty getting the volume control to make a significant difference on the devo8). Note that you can change the volume by modifying it in the music.ini file, for each relevant sound, but not through the interface

The volume control should be introduced only if we can make current volume louder in both devo8 and devo10. Currently, the volume is too low, even set to 100, to hear, why border to lower it down?

Yes, I noticed it wasn't very loud when I wanted it to be loud, but at night when I'm programming the Devo8 or using a Sim, I wanted to turn it down.

Quick video of the channels moving and the delay in ppm out. I don't touch any sticks until you see me move the aileron to the right. The movements are happening on their own.



Cheers

The build doesn't work well with Minicp.: The Minicp won't auto-bind with my devo10 flashed latest build. After push the bind button, the minicp is bound , however ,its servos respond with noticeable delay. After restarting both the TX and the minicp , they won't connect again.
I flashed my devo10 with previous build ,the minicp works well as usual.
I then tested the lastest build with my MCPX, everything seems ok though. So something is wrong in devo protocol.

suvsuv wrote: The build doesn't work well with Minicp.: The Minicp won't auto-bind with my devo10 flashed latest build. After push the bind button, the minicp is bound , however ,its servos respond with noticeable delay. After restarting both the TX and the minicp , they won't connect again.
I flashed my devo10 with previous build ,the minicp works well as usual.
I then tested the lastest build with my MCPX, everything seems ok though. So something is wrong in devo protocol.

Forget about it. After syncing with your today's update on the clock.c , the minicp works again.