The first frame (the sprite's default white background, black dots) came out as
a bright bar across the middle of the screen. A plain black frame now, and the
backlight stays off until it's sent: dark through the panel's reset and init
(the LP5814 keeps its state across a restart), lit with the first frame.
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A press that silenced the alarm, took a screenshot or woke the screen doesn't
also switch the screen off when it's let go.
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The font's line is 18 px (emoji and fallback glyphs), the subtitle label was a
fixed 15: the tails of y, g, j and emoji were cut. Now 18, the title and the
subtitle 1 px further apart; the row stays 44.
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navview::draw (Waypoints, trail back, Nearby, a message's location) shows a
dial beside the lines, or under them on a tall screen (portrait e-ink) where
that makes it larger: with a course a turn dial (the top is where you're
heading, the arrow points at the target, "Turn R 55"), without it the compass
rose. The 4.2" screens keep theirs. On a short screen (the 64 px OLED) the
gap under the distance and the pitch of the lines give way so the ETA is not
cut off at the bottom.
sim_nav_waypoint() opens a waypoint's navigate view from the simulator page.
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An arrow at the target on a round dial whose top is the way you're heading:
turn until it points up. It turns green and the ring doubles when you're
within 12 degrees. The text says how far to turn ("turn right 55") instead of
two bearings to subtract. Standing still there's no course: the arrow greys
out, the top is north and marked red, and the text keeps the bearing.
sim_nav_target() sets a target from the simulator page.
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LVGL's timers stand still while the screen sleeps, so a message that arrived
with wake-on-message off (or in quiet hours, or with a client connected) left
its banner up until the next wake. No banner is shown while asleep now, and
sleep() hides a banner or toast that was up.
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Battery display's percent and voltage modes still drew the icon before
the number. Each mode now shows one thing; the title bar no longer has a
battery level to fold away, so only the button words give way to a title.
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Same gap as the screens had: the bot reply, a typed message's {temp} and
the placeholder lists read only the sensors, so a board without one (the
L1) answered !temp with n/a while its telemetry carried a temperature.
The fallback moves to LocalSensors.h, shared by the screens, expandMsg()
and sensorPlaceholders(); the latter now takes the chip's temperature.
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USB drive and Format card closed the open map pack and unmounted, while the
tile task could still be reading a tile off the card (a map left open, a
prefetch). Both now wait for it first, as the map's own redraw does.
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Upstream's flag (meshcore-dev/MeshCore#3290, already set on the L1 OLED
builds) did nothing in the Solo UI. The L1 has a power switch; a pocket
could hibernate it by mistake from the Shutdown page.
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The telemetry reply adds the MCU temperature, the screens read only the
sensors: on a board without a temperature sensor (the L1) the app showed
a temperature and the clock field '--'. The clock, Status and the L2's
Home now fall back to the chip's, like the reply. The bot's !temp and
{temp} still read only the sensors.
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The name column always reserved 7-9 characters on the right, though a scan
row shows only 11 px of signal bars: names got about half the OLED.
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The rows kept a fixed order while their numbers came from page_order,
which still has slots for retired pages (Recent, GPS, Sensors): numbers
skipped, and Left/Right could swap a page with a slot that has no row, so
nothing seemed to happen. Rows now show the pages in Home's order; a move
skips retired slots and the highlight follows the page.
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The keypad files came back with CRLF endings; MESHCORE_VERSION is the
MeshCore base on the splash (1.18.0), not the Solo version, which comes
from the tag; ENV_INCLUDE_GPS is already set by the ProMicro base. A long
Enter with the screen off acted on the dark screen: it now only wakes it,
like every other key, and restarts the screen-off timer.
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The OLED popup fits 3 rows, a finished ping has 4; UP/DOWN were swallowed
so SNR back stayed hidden. Enter on any row sends. Fixes#50.
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On the ProMicro the CardKB sits on Wire with the SSD1306. The poll task,
active while a frame goes out, read the keyboard mid-transfer: frozen
screen and a boot loop since rc3. Fixes#51.
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A flow's point is where its contact is now, its end here where you are now
(GPS, else the position set in Privacy): shared by the L2 map and the
OLED / e-ink Nodes map.
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- Every e-ink build: the nodes' names beside their dots, placed where they
cover no other name, dot or mark; the trail dotted and the waypoints.
- 4.2" and 4.26": the map on the left 3/5, beside it the selected node
(distance and direction, type, last heard, path, a compass rose) and,
with Flow on, a legend counting each kind over the last minute; the
kinds are told apart by their dashes (gfx::Dash).
- E-ink scale: a framed bar, half filled, ticks at the ends, the distance
over its middle. The OLED map is unchanged.
- The distance shows with the position set in Privacy too.
- Sim: sim_trail() lays a trail and two waypoints.
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- The newest lines are three strokes centred on the line, not two to one
side.
- A flow's points are drawn where the contacts and you are now, not where
they were when it was heard; dots and lines round the same way.
- With the GPS off, the position set in Privacy is your mark on the map
and where the lines end.
- Far ends are projected and clipped in floats: zoomed in, a far point no
longer overflows an int and turns a line around.
- Rings are clipped to the map and as thick as a line; the scale and the
north mark get a background; on e-ink the ring here stays 15 s.
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- A restart between commitTempFile()'s remove and rename left only the .tmp;
loads now recover it (prefs, contacts, channels, scopes).
- CustomLR1121Wrapper lacked readLiveRSSI/readLiveSNR: LR1121 boards didn't
compile.
- The repeater and room server sims gain DynamicConfigSerializer.cpp and
CommonRadioPrefs.cpp (broken since the v1.18 merge).
- Comments still describing the removed DualSerialInterface.
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- DisplayDriver takes ColorVal; each driver's .cpp defines the UIColor roles
(window_bkg, primary_txt, ...) in its own values. ui-new draws in two:
window_bkg and primary_txt. OLED and e-ink look as before (sim screens
pixel-identical).
- E213, E290, LGFX, Null, ST7735, ST7789LCD, U8g2 taken whole from upstream
(with them the rewritten ST7735 driver and the Heltec V4 R8 TFT display).
- SH1106, SSD1306, ST7789, EinkGfxDisplay and the sim drivers converted.
- ui-orig, ui-tiny, simple_* get upstream's colour roles; the repeater's UI
taken from upstream (its power-off screen).
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- Bluetooth + USB (+ WiFi/Ethernet/UART per build) in one interface_manager,
as upstream; frames go to every enabled link, USB is read while BT is
connected. DUAL_SERIAL now means ENABLE_USB_INTERFACE.
- WiFi interface with upstream's wifi_* prefs and set/get wifi.* CLI.
- isClientConnected moved into ArduinoSerialInterface (DTR on nRF52 and
ESP32 native CDC).
- UI uses isBluetoothEnabled/enableBluetooth/disableBluetooth; turning BT
off leaves USB and the other links on.
- DualSerialInterface removed.
- Sim build gains DynamicConfigSerializer.cpp (broken since bd64c203).
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NodePrefs is now NodePrefsFields (the fields) plus how they're saved: one
JSON key per field, upstream's keys under "radio", "gps", "repeat", "comp"
and "custom" (so either firmware reads what the other wrote of them),
ours under "solo". Saved atomically (temp file, then renamed), through a
buffer. 2.0-rc's binary /prefs is removed, not converted: 2.0 starts from
the defaults; /new_prefs from before 2.0 is still imported.
From upstream with it: txdelay / direct.txdelay / agc.reset.interval
(prefs and CLI), and the board's own settings through getCustom()
(Board::attachDynamicPrefs) in place of the merge's stopgap adapter.
ConfigSerializer reads values up to 191 characters (was 127): 140-byte
texts, an 80-byte table in hex.
Test: every field round-trips through the JSON byte for byte; the alarm
label tests expect "Once" (the label changed).
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Fixes and features from upstream: MACThenDecrypt / command buffer
overflow fixes, ACK forwarding delay, transport code 0 as unscoped,
hidden nodes don't answer DISCOVER, LR2021/LR1121 fixes, GPS cold-start
detection and waitFor()/drain(), NMEA fix-age counters, ESP32 RTC after a
crash, remote CLI by text message (TXT_TYPE_CLI_COMMAND),
PUSH_CODE_BINARY_RESPONSE, board.loop(), new boards (Wio Tracker L1 1W,
ThinkNode M4/M8, Muzi Base, Waveshare LR1121, Pico W).
Kept ours: NodePrefs, main.cpp, every UI, GxEPDDisplay. The companion CLI
stays MyMeshCli.h's handleCliCommand(); upstream's handleCommand() calls
it. The board's FEM gains go through attachDynamicPrefs() with an adapter
over our NodePrefs fields. Upstream's JSON prefs and MultiSerialInterface
come as their own stages.
Also: the display defaults were inside RADIO_FEM_TXGAIN's #else (a
missing #endif).
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The panel froze and dimmed the screen as the finger started: a snapshot of
the whole screen (slow on the map) and a full-screen flush, so it stalled,
jumped and tore top to bottom. Now it slides opaque over the live screen
(a clear layer under it still takes the tap that closes it), built at start.
Its slide is timed by its own frames, at most 30 ms a frame: a slow frame
ended the 160 ms lv_anim and the panel just appeared.
The sky plot on GPS > Sky was a fixed 168 px, taller than what is left
under the title bar and tabs: now it takes that height.
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The light theme read as the dark one inverted. Now something selected (a
tab, a segment, a tile, Fav) is a tint of the accent with the accent's text
(SEL_*), the full accent fill stays for the primary action; setting values
read in grey (VALUE); popups, the banner and the toast have a quiet grey edge
(EDGE), the toast is a dark pill; neutral greys the RGB565 panel keeps
neutral; the big clock graphite.
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Settings > Display > Theme: Dark / Light (NVS mc_ui/light). The colour
tokens are set once before anything is built, so a change restarts the
device. Text on an accent fill is the new ON_ACCENT (it was BG, white
in the light theme); each accent has a deeper hand-picked light variant
that reads on white and takes white text. The map's empty-tile fill and
grid and the areas' outlines follow the theme too.
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L2: a Flashlight app on Home (a lightbulb icon added to the fonts): a
white layer over everything, the backlight at 100 %, no auto-off; a tap,
the side or the top button puts it away and the brightness back.
L1: Tools > System > Flashlight, the whole OLED lit at full contrast
until a key. Not on e-ink.
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The panel starts a radius up, under the status bar, so its top corners
are hidden there instead of cut out over the frozen screen.
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