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Bug: Can't access strobe mode on dual-channel Emisar D4V2 #94
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Can't access strobe mode on dual-channel Emisar D4V2
Bug: Can't access strobe mode on dual-channel Emisar D4V2
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The fix for ToyKeeper#85 moved the strobe mode event in off-mode.c inside an ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block where they did not belong. Moving them below that block fixes ToyKeeper#94.
OK, I was wrong, it is that commit causing the problem. I've got a fix and will send a pull request. |
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
I can confirm this bug, when I tried to compile PL47G2 without simple UI. |
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
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Looks like this inadvertantly got placed inside an #ifdef USE_SIMPLE_UI block when fixing ToyKeeper#85. Moving it below that block fixes it.
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With a build from head, I'm not able access strobe mode with 3H from off. I verified that I'm not in Simple mode, and to be doubly sure, I built and flashed a version with Simple UI totally disabled. I verified that the appropriate #defines are enabled to include all the strobe mode stuff.
I don't know if this is a model-specific issue, or something specific to dual channel lights, or if it's a problem generally.
As far as I can tell, commit 4f7f90d (the fix for #85) is not the cause, but I could be mistaken.
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