* add more locking for shared SPI devices (#5595)
* add more locking for shared SPI devices
* call initSPI before the lock is used
* remove old one
* don't double lock
* Add missing unlock
* More missing unlocks
* Add locks to SafeFile, remove from `readcb`, introduce some LockGuards
* fix lock in setupSDCard()
* pull radiolib trunk with SPI-CS fixes
* change ContentHandler to Constructor type locks, where applicable
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* mesh-tab: lower I2C touch frequency
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* add canned message and keyboard in indicator board
* Added virtual keyboard macro and enabled for Indicator
* Cleanup macros by applying USE_VIRTUAL_KEYBOARD and DISPLAY_CLOCK_FRAME
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* Improve the processing speed of virtual keyboards
* Remove the disable GPS feature, as it would interfere with the normal use of TFT
* Changed the default screen sleep time to 30s
* Rename platform rak10701 -> rak wismeshtap
* Fixed rak wismeshtap turned off gps caused the screen not to display
* Reduce the size of the flash, otherwise uf2 will not work
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remove newline from logging statements in code. The LOG_* functions will now magically add it at the end.
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* Toggle Blutooth with Fn+b shortcut
Problem:
As many are aware, ESP32 devices are known for their high power consumption. For instance, the Heltec ESP32 V3 draws around 110mA when powered on with the screen active and connected to a phone via Bluetooth. The Bluetooth radio alone is responsible for approximately 50mA of that consumption. For keyboard-based standalone devices, which rarely need Bluetooth other than for changing settings, users were forced to keep Bluetooth on regardless of necessity. There was no way to toggle Bluetooth on or off without physically connecting the device to a computer via serial or using the admin channel, which required another node for access.
Solution:
I implemented a new feature that allows users to turn off Bluetooth on keyboard devices by pressing Fn+b and turn it back on when needed. This enhancement significantly improves power efficiency for these devices.
Result:
With Bluetooth off, the device now consumes only 55mA. When combined with Power Save mode, the consumption can drop as low as 11mA, a substantial reduction from the previous 110mA. Users can still easily reconnect to a phone using the shortcut when necessary, offering greater flexibility and extended battery life.
* Remove 1 reboot at least.
I was able to prevent a reboot using the disableBluetooth(); command, current tested at 47-55mA, it doesn't require a reboot to turn off, but it does need reboot to turn back on.
* Update CannedMessageModule.cpp
* Refactor and consolidate windowing logic
* Trunk
* Fixes
* More
* Fix braces and remove unused now variables.
There was a brace in src/mesh/RadioLibInterface.cpp that was breaking
compile on some architectures.
Additionally, there were some brace errors in
src/modules/Telemetry/AirQualityTelemetry.cpp
src/modules/Telemetry/EnvironmentTelemetry.cpp
src/mesh/wifi/WiFiAPClient.cpp
Move throttle include in WifiAPClient.cpp to top.
Add Default.h to sleep.cpp
rest of files just remove unused now variables.
* Remove a couple more meows
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* Add "Scan and Select" input method for canned messages
* Adapt canned message drawing if USE_EINK
* Indicate current selection with indent rather than inverse text
* Avoid large text on "sending" and delivery report pop-ups
* Fit SNR and RSSI details on screen
* Change hash function which detects changes in E-Ink images
The old function struggled to distingush between images on the canned-message frame, failing to update when scrolling between messages. No real justification for the new algorithm, other than "it works" and doesn't seem "too expensive". For context, this function runs once a second.
* Use canned messages (scan and select) by default with HT-VME213 and HT-VME290
* Guard for HAS_SCREEN
* Fix I2C pindefs
* Initial driver testing for HT-VME290
* E-Ink full refresh after canned message pop up
* Tidy variant folders
* Clean ESP32 cpuDeepSleep method
Merge sections, and remove the random assortment of gpio holds left behind.
* Enable 32kHz in variant.h
* Orient E290 with LoRa antenna facing up
* Revert "Clean ESP32 cpuDeepSleep method"
This reverts commit cb8ee508ec2d6bc27a8e228021fd1efbd034c4a0.
* Reduce deep-sleep current for VME213 (non-intrusive)
Originally I made an attempt at tidying up the cpuDeepSleep method, but have reverted that. New commit makes only the changes needed to support VME213. Don't really want the headache of breaking sleep for other variants, especially when this PR is just about implementing new boards.
* Update lib_deps; remove board_level extra
* Make SPI frequency configurable on Native
* Make the tophone queue size configurable for Portduino
* The modified SPISettings must be configured in setup(), after config.yaml is processed
* make MeshService a pointer, so we can configure MAX_RX_TOPHONE at run time
* Got a little over excited with refactoring
* Silence a warning
* Make STM compile again and update toolchain. The binary is too big for the flash. WIP
* Making progress with OSFS, still WIP
* more progress, still too big. Adding RAK3172 to the equasion
* Make STM compile again and update toolchain. The binary is too big for the flash. WIP
* Making progress with OSFS, still WIP
* more progress, still too big. Adding RAK3172 to the equasion
* still too big
* minimize build
* trunk fmt
* fix a couple of symbol clashes
* trunk fmt
* down to 101% with a release vs. debug build and omitting the flash strings
* fix compilation
* fix compilation once more
* update protobufs linkage
* - Toolchain updated
- Fixed macro error
* silence compiler warning
note: do something about this assert...
* new toolkit and fix Power.cpp
* STM32WL make it fit (#4330)
* Add option to exclude I2C parts
The I2C hals and related code uses a significant amount of flash space and aren't required for a basic node.
* Add option to disable Admin and NodeInfo modules
Disabled by default in minimal build. This saves a significant amount of flash
* Disable unused hals
These use up significant flash
* Add float support for printf for debugging
Makes serial look nice for debugging
* This breaks my build for some reason
* These build flags can save a bit of flash
* Don't disable NodeInfo and Admin modules in minimal build
They fit in flash
* Don't include printf float support by default
Only useful for debugging
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Co-authored-by: Adam Lawson <dev@goshawk22.uk>
* Updated setFrames in Screen.cpp
Added code to attempt to revert back to the same frame that user was on prior to setFrame reload.
* Space added Screen.cpp
* Update Screen.cpp
Make screen to revert to Frame 0 if the originally displayed frame is no longer there.
* Update Screen.cpp
Inserted boolean holdPosition into setFrames to indicate the requirement to stay on the same frame ( if =true) or else it will switch to new frame .
Only Screen::handleStatusUpdate calls with setFrame(true). ( For Node Updates)
All other types of updates call as before setFrame(), so it will change focus as needed.
* Hold position, even if number of frames increases
* Hold position, if handling an outgoing text message
* Update Screen.cpp
* Reverted chnages related to devicestate.has_rx_text_message
* Reset to master
* CannedMessages only handles routing packets when waiting for ACK
Previously, this was calling Screen::setFrames at unexpected times
* Gather position info about screen frames while regenerating
* Make admin module observable
Notify only when relevant. Currently: only to handle remove_nodenum.
* Optionally specify which frame to focus when setFrames runs
* UIFrameEvent uses enum instead of multiple booleans
* Allow modules to request their own frame to be focussed
This is done internally by calling MeshModule::requestFocus()
Easier this way, insteady of passing the info in the UIFrameEvent:
* Modules don't always know whether they should be focussed until after the UIFrameEvent has been raised, in dramFrame
* Don't have to pass reference to module instance as parameter though several methods
* E-Ink screensaver uses FOCUS_PRESERVE
Previously, it had its own basic implementation of this.
* Spelling: regional variant
* trunk
* Fix HAS_SCREEN guarding
* More HAS_SCREEN guarding
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* Move static functions into Screen.h, show compass during calibration
* Move to _fontHeight macro to avoid collision
* Move some alert functions to new alert handler
* Catch missed reboot code
* ESP32 fixes
* Bump esp8266-oled-ssd1306
* Fixes for when a device has no screen
* Use new startAlert(char*) helper class
* Add EINK bits back to alert handling
* Add noop class for no-display devices
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* Updated kbI2cBase.cpp
Updated keyboard settings for t-deck to allow a modifier key to trigger 'tab', mute notifications, or quit. To trigger the modifier press the shift key and mic (0) button at the same time. Then press q (quit), m (mute), or t (tab).
* Update kbI2cBase.cpp
* fixed formatting issues in kbI2cBase.cpp
* Removed keyboard shortcut code that doesnt work
alt+t does not work on a t-deck so I removed it to avoid confusion.
* Updated kbI2cBase.cpp
Updated keyboard settings for t-deck to allow a modifier key to trigger 'tab', mute notifications, or quit. To trigger the modifier press the shift key and mic (0) button at the same time. Then press q (quit), m (mute), or t (tab).
* Update kbI2cBase.cpp
* fixed formatting issues in kbI2cBase.cpp
* Removed keyboard shortcut code that doesnt work
alt+t does not work on a t-deck so I removed it to avoid confusion.
* Changed modifier key to alt+c
* Added screen brightness functionality
Use modifier key with o(+) to increase brightness or i(-) to decrease.
Currently there are 4 levels of brightness, (L, ML, MH, H). I would like to add a popup message to tell you the brightness.
* Added checks to disable screen brightness changes on unsupported hardware
* Setting the brightness code to work on only applicable devices
* Added "function symbol" display to bottom right corner of screen. Now shows when mute is active or modifier key is pressed. Also fixed some other minor issues.
* commented out a log
* Reworked how modifier functions worked, added
I wasn’t happy with my previous implementation, and I think it would have caused issues with other devices. This should work on all devices.
* Added back the function I moved causing issue with versions
* Fixed the version conflicts, everything seems to work fine now
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This enables the node and channel selection to be accessed by pressing the tab shortcut and then swiping between nodes or pressing tab again to change channels.
(To access the tab function look at my other pull request https://github.com/meshtastic/firmware/pull/3668)
Co-authored-by: Ben Meadors <benmmeadors@gmail.com>
* - map fn+m to mute and unmute the external notification module
- map fn+t to be an alternative for the TAB key
* add whitelist to inputbroker
* (maybe) sweet-talking t-deck into tabbing...
* now for real - back in Kansas
* More fancy mappings
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* Add MaxNodes to Native
* It compiles...
* Convert nodedb to use new
* Closer but still broken.
* Finally working
* Remove unintended lines
* Don't include a pointer
* Capitalization matters.
* avoid rename in protocol regen
* When trimming the nodeDB, start with a cleanup
* Remove extra cleanupMeshDB() call for now
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* Move to Portduino's getMacAddr()
* Add ST7735/S screen support
* Push Raspbian support into native target
* Remove latent pigpio references.
* CardKB defensive programming
* Adds configurable spidev
* Fixes to build on Fedora 40
* ENUMs are not #defines. Pull latest portduino
* Add more configuration options for SPI displays
* Add config.yaml option to set DIO3_TCXO_VOLTAGE
* change tft clear() to fillScreen()
Maintains compatability with ESPI driver.
* Adds TXen and RXen pins to portduino
* Add -c --config options to specify config file
* Fail when a specified config file is unavailable
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- only works if we don't have a phone connected, but that is probably dsired
- this will send a copy of device-originating text messgaes to a connected phone. Breaking change.
- this will iterate the tophone queue by deconstructing and reconstructing it every time we look for an ID. Probably also mangles the queue oder since it aborts when a ID is found.
- Can we navigate the packet pool instead? If so, how?
- Let's keep this in draft state for now
