Every flasher board card now carries a support badge with a hover popover:
Heltec V4 + TFT and the T-Deck are 'Fully supported' (the two primary dev
boards); ThinkNode M9, RAK Tap V2, Heltec V4-R8, Tanmatsu and the new
T-Display P4 are 'Partially supported' — the popover spells out that the
core (LoRa mesh communication, chat, phone-app link) works while the rest
is still settling. New T-Display P4 card wired to the beta channel
(manifest-tdisplay-p4.json), same new-board pattern as the M9/RAK cards.
NOTICE: extend the ES8311 attribution to cover the P4's P4Audio.cpp
(esp-bsp-derived register sequence, re-based onto Arduino Wire).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings the T-LoRa Pager to feature parity with the T-Deck's notification
sound (built-in per-slot chimes, custom WAV playback, per-event on/off,
volume, Settings > Sound UI) using the board's ES8311 codec + NS4150B
Class-D amp, previously undriven.
- Es8311Codec: a minimal, hand-rolled I2C register driver (DAC/output path
only) rather than vendoring Espressif's much larger esp_codec_dev HAL,
which this single-chip playback-only board doesn't need. Register
sequence and MCLK clock-divider coefficients are derived from Espressif's
public es8311.c/es8311_reg.h (Apache-2.0, credited in NOTICE).
- TLoraPagerBoard::setAmpEnabled() toggles the amp around playback rather
than leaving it permanently on; the existing boot-time AMP_EN drive stays
as-is since it exists for shared-bus integrity reasons unrelated to audio.
A boot-time I2C presence probe logs [BOOT] es8311 ok/PROBE FAILED.
- UITask.cpp: pager I2S/codec playback functions mirroring the existing
T-Deck ones, plumbed into the same uiPlaySlot()/uiPreviewWavFile()
dispatch the other boards use (which also had two T-Deck-hardcoded call
sites generalized as part of this). New CAP_SOUND_FILES capability flag
gates the file-browsing sound picker without reopening real SD support
(the pager remains SPIFFS-only, decoupled from CAP_SD).
- platformio.ini: I2S pin flags for the pager env, confirmed against
arduino-esp32's canonical pins_arduino.h for this board.
Verified on hardware: boot log shows es8311 ok, and chimes/volume/WAV
playback/DM+mention sounds all confirmed audible. Build-green on all three
envs; Heltec V4 binary byte-identical, T-Deck flash +16 bytes.
Signed-off-by: Tesso M Costa <tesso.martins@gmail.com>
ST7796LCDDisplay implements the core's DisplayDriver interface on
TFT_eSPI for the pager's 480x222 landscape panel -- the first real
TFT_eSPI consumer in this codebase, since ST7789LCDDisplay (the sibling
this was modeled on) turns out to be Adafruit_GFX-based for both
Heltec V4 and T-Deck. Every TFT_eSPI call was verified against the
pinned library source rather than assumed.
Backlight is the AW9364 stepped pulse-dimmer, wrapped directly in the
display class via SensorLib's AW9364LedDriver (already a dependency)
rather than a hand-rolled pulse timer, exposing a pct-based
setBrightness()/getBrightness() hook for a later UITask.cpp wiring
pass.
Also adds a compile-time guard for CGRAM_OFFSET: this panel's 222px
glass is narrower than the ST7796 controller's native GRAM, and
TFT_eSPI only applies the required coordinate offset when that flag is
set. Without the guard, a missing flag would build clean but silently
shift every frame by 49px.
Nothing references these files yet, so the shipping T-Deck/Heltec V4
envs are unaffected.
Signed-off-by: Tesso M Costa <tesso.martins@gmail.com>
- WADAMESH_SPLIT_PLAN.md: status planning -> executed (both boards green from the
published fork; T-Deck flash-verified on hardware); record what's done + the
remaining non-blocking phases (minimize fork, re-home release pipeline).
- README: drop the "early scaffold" note; add Architecture (core via lib_deps,
not vendored) + Build/flash instructions for both envs.
- NOTICE: add the bundled/vendored deps (ed25519, AsyncElegantOTA, TFT_eSPI,
Adafruit GFX/ST7789, chsc6x).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Kaj Schittecat <kaj@schittecat.com>
Adopt copyleft for the touch UI so distributed builds and forks must stay open
(the Meshtastic model — concentrates community effort instead of fragmenting into
closed forks), per the project direction.
- LICENSE: MIT -> full GPL-3.0 text
- NOTICE: third-party attributions; preserves MeshCore's MIT notice (MIT is
GPL-compatible). The MeshCore *fork* wadamesh builds against stays MIT so its
Wi-Fi/BLE hooks remain upstreamable.
- CONTRIBUTING.md: inbound=outbound GPL, DCO sign-off, SPDX headers, one-topic
PRs, prefer libraries, don't regress shipping boards.
- README: license + contributing sections.
GPL-3.0 (not v2) chosen for firmware: anti-tivoization keeps it user-installable,
and it's the only GPL compatible with Apache-2.0 deps (NimBLE).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Kaj Schittecat <kaj@schittecat.com>
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