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RIP little #STM32 Nucleo board. You have served me well. You did not deserve the abuse you received in my careless hands.
I killed the serial TX pin while using it for clock output, probably by clumsily shorting PA2 (A7) to +5V while probing it. Now measures 0 ohms to ground.
Custom firmware for Quansheng #uvk5 #uvk6 with support for digital modulation modes is available here: https://github.com/mobilinkd/uv-k5-firmware-custom
Turn-around time is reduced from 140ms in FM mode to 80ms in DIG mode (stock firmware is 375ms).
A merge between https://github.com/OneOfEleven/uv-k5-firmware-custom and https://github.com/fagci/uv-k5-firmware-fagci-mod - mobilinkd/uv-k5-firmware-custom
I found a regression in power consumption on the TNC4 2.5.9 firmware when testing a new batch of PCBs. The issue is high current consumption, ~900uA, when powered off.
The cause is due to undefined behavior in the STM32 USB controller when SysClock is below 16MHz.
Firmware version 2.5.7 is OK. The only change between it and 2.5.9 is an unrelated change to the power-off LED indicator. 😲
The fix requires ensuring that SysClock is >= 16MHz when making USB power changes.
Looks much better now.