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$ hg diff filesystem/devo8/media/config.ini
diff -r 51d089edbe2a src/filesystem/devo8/media/config.ini
--- a/src/filesystem/devo8/media/config.ini Thu Feb 07 14:22:37 2013 +0800
+++ b/src/filesystem/devo8/media/config.ini Mon Feb 11 20:54:03 2013 +0100
@@ -147,7 +147,9 @@
box_type=fill
[font-textsel]
+ font=15normal
font_color=000000
[font-button]
+ font=15normal
font_color=000000
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Hexperience wrote:
PhracturedBlue wrote: I played with suvsuv's "Advanced2" settings in his repo.
I'm sure it's just a problem with my build environment, but when I try to run the emu_devo8 from that repo, the fonts are all messed up, then I got a blue screen of death. I'm on win7 64 bit, and I'm betting that repo is built on linux.
Long story short, will there be an opportunity to see this new advanced mixer before it gets changed in the main deviation trunk?
It's in the emu_devo10...
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Fix in my last commit : Now timer is reset by the 'Reset src' even if 'Src' is 'On' (hope you understand my frenglish ).rbe2012 wrote: Looks good.
Resetting a timer (I took GEAR1 as switch) works only when the timer is not counting (bound on CH3). Toggling has no effect. I did not expect this, but makes sense.
But when the reset condition is true (GEAR1), immediately when the throttle was down (ch3=-100) the timer was reset. Is this wanted this way? Shouldn't the timer only be reset when the switch is actually toggled?
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PhracturedBlue wrote: suvsuv hasn't implemented advanced2 for Devo8. It only works with the Devo10/emu.
I see it now, and yes it is pretty intuitive.
Because this thread is called "some new features", can I quickly ask if it's very hard to implement moving the servo speed to the mix rather than applying it to the channel?
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Having it available per channel makes much more sense (which is why it is there now). However it currently applies when limits are calculated which means you can't use servo-speed as feedback into another channel since using a channel as input uses the pre-limit value.
If we make the speed be applied after all mixer calculations for a given channel but before the limits, you could use the slowed value as an input to another mixer. I think this would also work for Paolo's ticket where he wants the input to his mix to be the actual flap position and not the ideal position.
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I'm not sure what the sequence is in er9x, but delay and speed are available on every mixer page, but as you said, I can't see where you could use speed or delay on more that one mix page. They may have just put it there for the sake of code space.
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Just wanted to say I built and installed the latest as of today...
LOOKS GREAT! Fantastic work.
I installed on devo12, haven't had a chance to install on the 8 yet.
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Thanks (but the boss is really PB).
Take care, I've just commit to fix 2 bugs;
- Only one permanent timer is now allowed.
- On the Devo6/8/12 it was not possible to configure correctly the 1rst and the 3rd timers.
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Of course we can reset one perm timer independantly from the others.
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What do you want it for? It seems a little strange to me. One thing I could imagine is to measure the flight time of a sailplane...
If it is useful i am sure that someone will implement this.
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Always playing with the code, I've coded a new small feature,
that plays alarm if you don't touch sticks, buttons or screen (Devo 6/8/12)
after a configurable time (between 'Off' to 60mn , step = 1mn)
Hope it can be usefull
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