I guess my new rule is: if it's an STM32 or a clone, it must have @openrtx ported to it...
(Full disclosure: this is just an OLED driver and a bitmap. But one day, maybe... 👀)
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Ignas Kiela@whitequark PD 1.0 is one of those specifications that's been intentionally erased as much as possible from public consciousness because of it's infohazards, just like Wireless USB
@nivex @w1wra I actually nearly worked on that project, but I found out about it a little too late. Rather, I emailed Jerry from Connect Systems on the wrong address. :(
I assume the reason the cost is relatively high, is that no one's done it before, and so there's a certain level of risk involved. I'm not paid by Talkpod to do this (I wish I was!), and I am free to simply stop working on it when I want to, but I do want to see a cheaper M17-by-default radio happen.
I assume the reason the cost is relatively high, is that no one's done it before, and so there's a certain level of risk involved. I'm not paid by Talkpod to do this (I wish I was!), and I am free to simply stop working on it when I want to, but I do want to see a cheaper M17-by-default radio happen.
There may be an interesting and unique new development regarding this soon... ;)
OpenRTXOpenRTX now officially supports the Talkpod A36plus MAX, thanks to the contribution of @k8tun!
https://talkpod.com/blogs/blog/openrtx-team-releases-first-open-source-version-for-a36plus-max
OpenRTX Team Releases First Open Source Version for A36plus MAX
The renowned developer team, OpenRTX, has recently released the first open-source version for the Talkpod A36plus MAX. This marks a significant milestone for the A36plus MAX, a device equipped with 128K+2M of large memory. This substantial memory capacity not only supports basic functionalities but also provides develo
@nivex No, and *kinda.*
No, this radio has only 16k of RAM, and I doubt it will be able to do M17. *However,* Talkpod seems to be very receptive to new ideas and technologies, and I was talking to their engineer about making a new model with all the gubbins needed for M17 (which would amount to a beefier MCU and 4 ADC-capable GPIOs that do baseband in/out and speaker/mic.) The work on this platform would transfer over, ideally :)
hehehe @sydney
@thatbrickster Well, it's more the lack of a direct link between the MCU and the BK4819. That's insurmountable.