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Three places claimed there was no PTT line, and one of them named the wrong pin (GPIOC rather than PB10). All now say the same thing: PTT works, but not through the key table, because the firmware reads its own pin instead of scanning it as a matrix key. Documents the transmit bar's two gates -- FUNCTION_TRANSMIT and gSetting_mic_bar, the latter already on because blank flash reads 0xFF -- and why the release path gets more attention than the press: a stuck PTT leaves every later test running against a transmitting radio. Also records the '.key' vs '.key[data-key]' trap for whoever adds the next non-key button.
26 lines
765 B
Python
26 lines
765 B
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
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"""Key names the keypad model accepts.
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Mirrors keypad_key_names in qemu/py32f071.c. test_uvk5_keys.py parses that array
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out of the model source and fails if the two drift apart.
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PTT is absent on purpose, and still is now that the model supports it: the firmware
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reads PB10 directly rather than scanning PTT as a matrix key, so it is exposed as its
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own boolean property and its own endpoint (POST /api/ptt) instead of a name here. The
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"press" property rejects "PTT".
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"""
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KEYS = (
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"MENU", "UP", "DOWN", "EXIT", "F", "STAR",
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"0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9",
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"SIDE1", "SIDE2",
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)
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def normalise(name) -> str:
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return (name or "").strip().upper()
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def is_valid(name) -> bool:
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return normalise(name) in KEYS
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