It was compiled, and seemed like it might work. But then I managed to

kill my Teensy 3.2.  I unplugged the Teensy-to-Raduino comm lines in
order to program the Raduino.  When I plugged them back in, I didn't
realize that I was off by one pin.  So I believe something that
should've only gotten 3.3V, got more.  No light on the Teensy.

This development effort, while it has been fruitful, is definitely
complicated.  I don't think I have the bandwidth to continue it.  I plan
on merging all the branches back to master, collecting the pieces-parts
of uBITX V5D, and calling it "done".  I will rebuild my uBITX V5 back
into a relatively stock configuration, and use an external digital
interface (see KK5JY).
This commit is contained in:
Rob French 2020-06-14 22:51:59 -05:00
parent 6581a5f2a4
commit 926b8d3600
2 changed files with 3 additions and 3 deletions

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@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ void sendIOPModeCommand(rig_mode mode)
IOPMessage m;
m.id = IOP_MODE_COMMAND;
m.len = 1;
m.data[0] = uint8_t(mode);
m.data[0] = static_cast<uint8_t>(mode);
sendIOPMessage(m);
}

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@ -188,14 +188,14 @@ void loop()
} else if (knobPos > 3 && menu_is_active) {
// left
menu_item->prev();
menu_item = menu_item->prev();
knob.write(0);
menu_updated = true;
USBDEBUG("knob turned left");
} else if (knobPos < -3 && menu_is_active) {
// right
menu_item->next();
menu_item = menu_item->next();
knob.write(0);
menu_updated = true;
USBDEBUG("knob turned right");