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23 May 2013 23:49 - 23 May 2013 23:50 #10263
by richardclli
Replied by richardclli on topic Devo 12
Actually, it is possible to build a good flash system by this config, you do not necessary to put the 128kpage in memory and write out. I can give you some hints:
1. You need an index that can remap 128K flash pages, you can put it in the 2MB SPI flash
2. When changing a block, you just copy old block to a another new block with changes applied and update the remap index
This is actually what other flash filesystem did. What do you think?
1. You need an index that can remap 128K flash pages, you can put it in the 2MB SPI flash
2. When changing a block, you just copy old block to a another new block with changes applied and update the remap index
This is actually what other flash filesystem did. What do you think?
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28 Sep 2013 01:18 #14107
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There are 10 types of people in this world. Those that understand binary and those that don't.
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RBE, how comfortable are you with your "Bug-fix" fork? Are you flying with it, or just using it on the emulator level for now?
Looks like PB might not be back for awhile?
Looks like PB might not be back for awhile?
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28 Sep 2013 06:55 #14110
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Yes, I fly with it. And without any problem on my Devo12 and Devo8 (but I use this rarely).
I have made only some changes which do not affect the core functions necessary for communicating with the helis.
In my repo I still have some issues ( https://bitbucket.org/rbe2012/deviation-rbe-bugfixing/issues?status=new&status=open ) but nothing what makes me worrying about stability.
But there are still some issues which are not solved in PBs repo so they exist in mine too.
And some new features are developed too like sunvsuv's changes for HiSKY (FBL100) what seems to work as victzh wrote. Vlad is working hard at the Spektrum telemetry.
I have made only some changes which do not affect the core functions necessary for communicating with the helis.
In my repo I still have some issues ( https://bitbucket.org/rbe2012/deviation-rbe-bugfixing/issues?status=new&status=open ) but nothing what makes me worrying about stability.
But there are still some issues which are not solved in PBs repo so they exist in mine too.
And some new features are developed too like sunvsuv's changes for HiSKY (FBL100) what seems to work as victzh wrote. Vlad is working hard at the Spektrum telemetry.
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09 Oct 2013 18:59 - 09 Oct 2013 19:04 #14391
by rbe2012
Vlad, you have wished that at Feb 22 (this year). I have tested it out. It works but with my Devo12 some of the dials AUX2-AUX5 are unstable. I have made a beep when the sign changes and near zero sometimes I have a permanent sound.
I actually do not think it is useful for those.
It works much better with the knobs for AUX 6 and 7, but also not perfect.
The only way I see is to define a greater hysteresis. But this will make this function more or less useless.
Another way could be to analyze, how long ago the last beep was produced and build in a break. This is done for the trims. But in a function (CHAN_ReadInput) which should need the least time possible I am not sure if it is a good idea to write such a complex solution.
I will test a while but I believe doing less is more in this case...
EDIT: maybe of some interest: it beeps when I change the screen (model config or whatever), but not when I shake the tx... even a beep when the screen is dimmed...
Replied by rbe2012 on topic Devo 12
vlad_vy wrote: Devo 12
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3) We need signal for neutral positions of all dials. For example, AUX6 and AUX7 dials haven't tactile signal for neutral position.
Vlad, you have wished that at Feb 22 (this year). I have tested it out. It works but with my Devo12 some of the dials AUX2-AUX5 are unstable. I have made a beep when the sign changes and near zero sometimes I have a permanent sound.
I actually do not think it is useful for those.
It works much better with the knobs for AUX 6 and 7, but also not perfect.
The only way I see is to define a greater hysteresis. But this will make this function more or less useless.
Another way could be to analyze, how long ago the last beep was produced and build in a break. This is done for the trims. But in a function (CHAN_ReadInput) which should need the least time possible I am not sure if it is a good idea to write such a complex solution.
I will test a while but I believe doing less is more in this case...
EDIT: maybe of some interest: it beeps when I change the screen (model config or whatever), but not when I shake the tx... even a beep when the screen is dimmed...
Last edit: 09 Oct 2013 19:04 by rbe2012.
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28 Jan 2014 16:29 - 28 Jan 2014 16:37 #19331
by vlad_vy
Replied by vlad_vy on topic Devo 12
Devo12 LCD - TM047NBH01
www.aliexpress.com/store/product/free-sh...7010_1384506288.html
it has 40 pins only, but works without problem without use 41-45 pins. At least with original Devo12.
forum.rcdesign.ru/f4/thread270018-38.html#post4792771
www.aliexpress.com/store/product/free-sh...7010_1384506288.html
it has 40 pins only, but works without problem without use 41-45 pins. At least with original Devo12.
forum.rcdesign.ru/f4/thread270018-38.html#post4792771
Last edit: 28 Jan 2014 16:37 by vlad_vy.
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02 Mar 2014 06:06 #21067
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Does anyone have a video of their 12S with the latest Deviation build? I'd love to try it, but have to wait until the dial issues are resolved. I'm interested in how the 12S screen looks on the various pages with release 4.
Searched YouTube and found no examples.
Searched YouTube and found no examples.
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07 Mar 2014 08:10 #21332
by rbe2012
Replied by rbe2012 on topic Devo 12
I have not tested it actually, but with 4.0.1 on my Devo12 I have no issues. I have some bars on the main screen which are connected to AUX2-7 (the four dials and two knobs) and the bars move as expected.
Maybe you should calibrate your sticks. When you do, make sure that you also handle the dials and knobs (set them to center when asked for centering the sticks, move them to the limits when you do the same with the sticks, then press the last ENT). Otherwise deviation will only not the static position on the dial/knob and jump to -100% if you move it to the lower side and +100% if higher side.
Maybe you should calibrate your sticks. When you do, make sure that you also handle the dials and knobs (set them to center when asked for centering the sticks, move them to the limits when you do the same with the sticks, then press the last ENT). Otherwise deviation will only not the static position on the dial/knob and jump to -100% if you move it to the lower side and +100% if higher side.
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