Deviation 2.1.bffc70489f1f (Devo12 support)

I haven' calibrated the voltage yet as you've noticed

I didn't try to put sane values into the touch sensor calibration either.

You can modify the media folder. just put your files in the devo8/media dir and run 'make TARGET=devo12 fs' to create the dfu. I will be releasing an exe that will create the dfu from a directory (and maybe vice-versa) before I make the official release as well. It isn't as convenient as the devo8, but unless I want to implement wear-leveling, there isn't much more I can do at this point. By the way, I'd love to implement wear-leveling...It would remove the one thing about the devo12 that is worse than the devo 6/7e/8/10 (unable to use USB for /media). But there are other things to do 1st.

I'm also aware that there is no contrast/brightness adjustment even though the display supports it.

And yes 'model1a' is there because I built directly from my development area, and it is a left over file.

the 'debug' zip is actually not something you install on your tx. It is a set of files you send back to me along with errors.txt if you get a reboot. Generally speaking for files I build, this isn't necessary, since I already have them, but if you build your own or get them from someone else, they make it possible for me to understand the contents of errors.txt.
This is meant to help identify and fix the non-reproducible reboots.

The PPM issue is not one I knew about, though it is now obvious, since I didn't actually code support for it I'll get it fixed soon.

Well...I spent a couple hours today, and I can't figure out why the ADC converters are so noisy.
On my devo8 the ADC value is ~+/-1 bit
On the devo12 the ADC value is ~+/4 bits
Until i figure out what is going on, that makes flying with the Devo12 basically impossible. It is really weird as the noise is really uniform across those 4 bits.

I've tried everything I can think of, and so far nothing has affected the noise level at all. There is obviously something I'm missing as it works fine in the Walkera firmware.
It is really frustrating me so far though.

We are currently in the process of setting up the big screen, but it is not yet officially supported. Hexperience/rbe may have some builds that implement the larger screen, but they aren't yet part of the main release as we're still discussing the implementation. Version 3.1 will have support for the large screen though and it won't be too long from now.