* uclibc compatibility
Adds compatibility with uclibc, the officially supported toolchain of the luckfox pico
* Explicitly link stdc++fs for std::filesystem
Bringing this over from buildroot-meshtastic
* T1000-E Peripherals
- enable intelligent charge controller signals
- enable Accelerometer
- enable internal I2C bus
- provide Power to Accelerometer
* POC Accelerometer Code (wakeScreen is moot for that device, just test if the driver works)
* fix building without the sensor
* preliminary Othernet Dreamcatcher 2206 Support
Need to adapt to 2301 final version
* second target for latest revision
* preliminary Othernet Dreamcatcher 2206 Support
Need to adapt to 2301 final version
* second target for latest revision
* preliminary Othernet Dreamcatcher 2206 Support
Need to adapt to 2301 final version
* second target for latest revision
* address comments
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* Adding pico-extra utils
* RP2040 can now go to deepsleep
* First RP2040 DeepSleep code - TODO : do better and restore
* FIX RAK11310 compilation (revert SDK + missing defines)
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In 2020, geeksville had a NRF52840-dk development board with a
busted oscilliator. Let's retire it from service :)
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The lora-relay boards were important pathfinders for nrf52
support some years back. They are no longer commonly produced and
there are now many nrf52 options on the market. Retire these
boards and associated variant.
* Enabling Ve pin on T114
Problem:
The Ve pin was not enabled in the firmware, and it was supposed to control the power to the GPS via the GPS_EN pin. As a result, users were forced to rely on the 3.3V pin to power their additional peripherals, which caused a constant power draw from the battery, even when the node was in deep sleep mode.
Solution:
To resolve this, Todd_Hervert and I decided to remove the GPS power toggle after testing revealed that the GPS only consumes 1mA in soft sleep mode. This minimal power consumption allowed us to enable the Ve pin without causing significant battery drain. Additionally, we added a delay to the I2C initialization process, as the Ve pin requires a few milliseconds to stabilize, which could prevent some peripherals from booting up in time.
Result:
The GPS operates as usual, drawing only 1mA of power.
The keyboard and other peripherals attached to the Ve pin now power off correctly when the node is shut down.
The I2C check initiates without issues after the delay, allowing all peripherals to function smoothly.
* trunk format
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* Potential fix for bad Rx performance on T1000-E
* validate and refactor RF switching, eliminate godmode
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* Honor TFT_MESH color if defined for Heltec T114 or T190
* Temporary: point lib_deps at fork of Heltec's ST7789 library
For demo only, until ST7789 is merged
* Update lib_deps; tidy preprocessor logic
As reported by @eureekasigns and @GPSFan, Chatter 2 had begun
to show a blank screen on boot after recent TFT display changes.
Setting TFT_BACKLIGHT_ON LOW resolves the issue.
Fixes https://github.com/meshtastic/firmware/issues/4751
* Added STK8xxxx Accelerometer chip
Added detection of STK8BA53 to I2C scanner.
Change the way and order MCP9808, lLISH3DH and STK8BA53 is detected since they all shares the same I2C address.
* Accelerometer support Radiomaster Bandit.
Enables tap to wake screen if enabled in config,
* Trunk
Trunk
* t3s3 e-paper support
* remove GPS autodetect (which leads to crashes during startup when no GPS present)
* update EINK defines
* keep definitions for external GPS connector but disable GPS auto scan by default
* Add support for Adafruit Feather RP2040 with RFM95.
* Update mesh.pb.h
dropping this change from the file generated by the protobuf
* Update mesh.pb.h
remove these reverting changes
* Update mesh.pb.h
oops, missed a comma
(from src/extra_variants/README.md)
This directory tree is designed to solve two problems.
- The ESP32 arduino/platformio project doesn't support the nice "if initVariant() is found, call that after init" behavior of the nrf52 builds (they use initVariant() internally).
- Over the years a lot of 'board specific' init code has been added to init() in main.cpp. It would be great to have a general/clean mechanism to allow developers to specify board specific/unique code in a clean fashion without mucking in main.
So we are borrowing the initVariant() ideas here (by using weak gcc references). You can now define lateInitVariant() if your board needs it.
If you'd like a board specific variant to be run, add the variant.cpp file to an appropriately named
subdirectory and check for \_VARIANT_boardname in the cpp file (so that your code is only built for your board).
You'll need to define \_VARIANT_boardname in your corresponding variant.h file.
See existing boards for examples.
This approach has no added runtime cost.
* Initial support for RadioMaster Bandit.
* Different lighting can be made for Button 1 & 2 on the Bandit.
Changes to AmbientLighting will turn off af shutdown().
* Trunk
* Trunk again.
* Add support for Adafruit Feather RP2040 with RFM95.
* Update mesh.pb.h
dropping this change from the file generated by the protobuf
* Update mesh.pb.h
remove these reverting changes
* Update mesh.pb.h
oops, missed a comma
* Initial support for RadioMaster Bandit.
* Different lighting can be made for Button 1 & 2 on the Bandit.
Changes to AmbientLighting will turn off af shutdown().
* Trunk
* Trunk again.
Therefore don't just randomly be writing to a GPIO numbered -1
Instead just don't try to control the backlight
NOTE: I don't have a 'wiphone' to test with, but I saw this via inspection
while cleaning up some other stuff.
No need for _V05 and _V03 definitions - I think there was a slight misunderstanding
on how variant files are supposed to _decrease_ #ifdef code in the cpp files.
* Currently only on heltec tracker, but could use ADC_USE_PULLUP on other boards that could benefit
* Thanks @todd-herbert and @StevenCellist for the instructions ;-)
* Remove nasty Heltec_wireless #ifdefs that got somehow added to Power.cpp, instead use proper variant defs
* Cleanup adc enable/disable code a bit for less copy-paste cruft
* Update main.cpp
Add in TCXO_OPTIONAL variable for tcxoVoltage and a double-check for working in both modes.
* Update SX126xInterface.cpp
Make a change to the tcxoVoltage setting so that TCXO_OPTIONAL works if defined.
* Update variant.h
Added define for TCXO_OPTIONAL and the tcxoVoltage variable.
Added detail on the compatible boards.
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* Add heartbeat LED for HT-VME290 and HT-VME213
Not populated on original board, however revisions are now shipping which do have the LED
* Update outdated commenting
* Trunk strikes again
* Fix LED pinout for T-Echo board marked v1.0, date 2021-6-28
* Merge PR #420
* Fixed double and missing Default class.
* Use correct format specifier and fixed typo.
* Removed duplicate code.
* Fix error: #if with no expression
* Fix warning: extra tokens at end of #endif directive.
* Fix antenna switching logic. Complementary-pin control logic is required on the rp2040-lora board.
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