GUI

FDR wrote:

PhracturedBlue wrote:

We have lost the possibility to invert the source with using the push for selecting the icon...

yep. probably if you want the toggle to be inverted, you define a virtual channel and use that. the toggle supports using raw stick/switch input or the output channel, so it is flexible enough, if not particularly convenient. I suppose I could use a short-press to toggle and a long-press to enter the icon selector, but that would probably be confusing too.

...or make them dual controls, so in the usual way you can invert the value, and a plus button for the icon select...

We're basically out of room unless we go to a 3rd page for the toggle controls.

PhracturedBlue wrote: We're basically out of room unless we go to a 3rd page for the toggle controls.

Yep.

FDR wrote:

PhracturedBlue wrote: We're basically out of room unless we go to a 3rd page for the toggle controls.

Yep.

Well, i found some room, so there ya go
Anything else you think we should do to the main-page/config? otherwise I'll probably start work on the model templates

PhracturedBlue wrote: Well, i found some room, so there ya go
Anything else you think we should do to the main-page/config? otherwise I'll probably start work on the model templates

Cool.
I think it is enough for the prime time, so you may concentrate on other tings...

Well, I've now implemented the initial template code. If you select the model page, you can select 'Template' from the File spinbox.
From there you'll get a list of predefined templates.
So far I've only implemented the 4ch-simple and 4ch-dual-rates templates to make sure it works as expected.
Let me know what you think.

Compile error:

oops. Fixed

Crash:
- Load an empty model;
- Click on the model image -> crash...

Changed the tab order of the main page config's box and bar values.

FDR wrote: Crash:
- Load an empty model;
- Click on the model image -> crash...

fixed

I'm back.

It seems that trim steps are not equal on the graph and in the calculated value.
I've set the step to 0.1, so it caused 1% throttle value change in every 10 clicks, however 10 clicks goes throw the half of the trim graphs on the main page.

FDR wrote: I'm back.

It seems that trim steps are not equal on the graph and in the calculated value.
I've set the step to 0.1, so it caused 1% throttle value change in every 10 clicks, however 10 clicks goes throw the half of the trim graphs on the main page.

That is on purpose. the trim postion is -10 clicks to 10 clicks. So the max trim adjustment is 10 * trim-step
I'm open to other ideas on how it should work though.

PhracturedBlue wrote:

FDR wrote: I'm back.

It seems that trim steps are not equal on the graph and in the calculated value.
I've set the step to 0.1, so it caused 1% throttle value change in every 10 clicks, however 10 clicks goes throw the half of the trim graphs on the main page.

That is on purpose. the trim postion is -10 clicks to 10 clicks. So the max trim adjustment is 10 * trim-step
I'm open to other ideas on how it should work though.

I think that won't be enough.
Remember the original has +-12% range, the older 2402 has +-100%.
In this way if I set the step to 0.1, I would have only +-1% range...

FDR wrote:

PhracturedBlue wrote:

FDR wrote: I'm back.

It seems that trim steps are not equal on the graph and in the calculated value.
I've set the step to 0.1, so it caused 1% throttle value change in every 10 clicks, however 10 clicks goes throw the half of the trim graphs on the main page.

That is on purpose. the trim postion is -10 clicks to 10 clicks. So the max trim adjustment is 10 * trim-step
I'm open to other ideas on how it should work though.

I think that won't be enough.
Remember the original has +-12% range, the older 2402 has +-100%.
In this way if I set the step to 0.1, I would have only +-1% range...

My concern is that there is no way to quickly zero out the trims. Maybe I can support +/-100 levels of granularity (rather than +/-10), and have a long-press on the trim be 10x a single press.

Okay. I did as I suggested. see if that helps.

I like it!

FDR wrote: I like it!

I'm basically done with my original todo list. So I'm definitely interested in any issues you see. Besides replacing the icons, the only thing I have left to do before releasing the emulator is to figure out how to save Tx settings on power-off.

I updated the emulator input/output display to be more intuitive. Note that the labels do not reflect the tx-mode (they are labeled for Mode-1). I don't know how to fix that, since I need to define the strings before I know the Tx mode, and can't change the strings once they are created.

OK, I will take a look, but probably only tomorrow, because it is bedtime now and I had a tiring day...

I did some minor retouching on the main page config, for example renamed list items of the bars select to be consistent with the second page, etc...

Compile error:

I just committed the code to write the tx configuration. I moved the 'models' and 'media' dirs into a subdirectiory called 'filesystem'. I also renamed a few files. you may need to remove the 'obj' dir to get it to compile properly.

It should autosave the model and tx file when you quit normally (using '\')

Let me know if you see any issues.