Implemented debug output on uart1 for stm32
Replaced hardcoded eeprom offsets with documented constats
Fixed a bug affecting telemetry on Atmega328p using the invert_telemetry flag.
This feature will not activate the selected protocol unless a bind is
requested using bind from channel or the GUI "Bind" button. It is only
enabled if bind from channel and autobind are set since I think they are
working well together.
The goal is to prevent binding other people's model when powering up the
TX, changing model or scanning through protocols.
There is a new blinking pattern associated to it as well as a new status
"Waiting for bind".
This feature is enabled by default in _config.h .
- rewritten the handling of the incoming over the air telemetry packet
- rewritten the TX_RSSI calculation (link frame[4])
- added RX LQI and TX_LQI information in the link frame (frame[5] and
frame[6])
This allows the multi module to tell the TX software (e.g. OpenTX) which telemetry protocol is in use. Also Status of the module and signaling binding/invalid protocol
Changed telemetry configuration and validation for AFHDS2A and HUBSAN
Added default Bayang telemetry from Silverxxx:
- Option=1 to activate telemetry (option=0 -> standard Bayang protocol)
- Value returned to the TX: RX RSSI, TX RSSI, A1=uncompensated battery
voltage, A2=compensated battery voltage
- Wait for transmit completion before switching to RX (no more fixed
delays...)
- Verify if data has been received before processing it (better handling
of telemetry)
- Added TX_RSSI (along with the existing RX_RSSI)
Known issue: RX_RSSI value needs to be looked at. I'm seeing only values
between 157 (bad) and 196 (good). Is this normal for this protocol?
Loads of changes:
STM32 board introduction: NOT TESTED
XMEGA renamed to ORANGE_TX to be more explicit
DSM: added reset if cyrf freezed
Validate: added a validate file to verify the different compilation
options
