Makefile typos from #1644
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@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ FAI = NO
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# the latests deliveries for Turnigy 9x transmitters (since 2 years now, 2014) do not stop sending if no pulses are generated.
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# This fact totally breaks the nice throttle and switch warning concept, because even we prevent sending pulses the
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# transmitter modul ignores this, and continous to send the last value or 0 at beginning. And 0 means in the middle of throttle -> 50%.
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# transmitter module ignores this, and continues to send the last value or 0 at beginning. And 0 means in the middle of throttle -> 50%.
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# To cope with this situation, we need a new concept how to handle throttle and switch warnings.
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# if you have a 0 value (50% ) for throttle, while throttle warning is active, you should activate this switch
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# Values = YES, NO
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@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ CORRECT_NEGATIVE_VALUES = YES
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ARITHMETIC_OVERFLOW_CHECK = NO
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# increases resolution for throttle statistics and throttle counting, in very rare cases.
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# this will be only true if an output channel is used for throttle calculation, and this chanenel has changed limits, e.g. -90% to +80%
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# this will be only true if an output channel is used for throttle calculation, and this channel has changed limits, e.g. -90% to +80%
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# if you use standard limits for throttle or directly the throttle stick you do not need to bother about this option
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# not valid for ARM based transmitters like Taranis, They do not have this rounding issue at all
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# Values = YES, NO
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@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ FONT = STD
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# Values = YES, NO
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PPM_CENTER_ADJUSTABLE = NO
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# PPM symetrical limits
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# PPM symmetrical limits
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# Values = YES, NO
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PPM_LIMITS_SYMETRICAL = NO
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@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ EEPROM_PROGRESS_BAR = NO
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# Activates the DEBUG Mode (all boards)
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# On G9X V4 board, when VOICE=NO:
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# PORTH:7 --> Transistion LOW to HIGH = start of setupPulses(). Transistion HIGH to LOW = end of setupPulses().
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# PORTH:7 --> Transition LOW to HIGH = start of setupPulses(). Transition HIGH to LOW = end of setupPulses().
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# PORTH:6 --> LOW->HIGH = start of mixer calcs. HIGH->LOW, end of mixer calcs.
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# Values = YES, NO
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DEBUG = NO
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@@ -282,11 +282,11 @@ MENUS_LOCK = NO
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# MASSSTORAGE: The TX will appear as a drive
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USB = JOYSTICK
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# Channel monitor display behaviour
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# Channel monitor display behavior
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# Values = NO, YES
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# YES - hide the fact that channel is inverted in limits tab
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# and show inverted channel value with oposite sign
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# NO - normal behaviour, show real channel values
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# and show inverted channel value with opposite sign
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# NO - normal behavior, show real channel values
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CHANNELS_MONITOR_INV_HIDE = NO
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# Use newlib-nano
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@@ -1349,7 +1349,7 @@ else
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%.hex: %.elf
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@echo
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@echo $(MSG_FLASH) $@
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$(OBJCOPY) -O ihex opentx.elf opentx.hex
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$(OBJCOPY) -O ihex opentx.elf opentx.hex
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endif
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%.bin: %.elf
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@@ -1439,12 +1439,12 @@ AVRCOMMAND = $(AVRDUDE) $(AVRDEVICE)
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WRITE_COMMAND = $(AVRCOMMAND) -U flash:w:opentx.hex:i
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ifeq ($(RESTORE_EEPROM), YES)
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BACKUP_EEPROM = YES
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ifeq ($(DOUBLE_WRITE_OK), YES)
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WRITE_COMMAND += -U eeprom:w:$(DATA_DIR)/eeprom-$(DATE).hex:i
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else
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SECOND_WRITE_COMMAND = -U eeprom:w:$(DATA_DIR)/eeprom-$(DATE).hex:i
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endif
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BACKUP_EEPROM = YES
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ifeq ($(DOUBLE_WRITE_OK), YES)
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WRITE_COMMAND += -U eeprom:w:$(DATA_DIR)/eeprom-$(DATE).hex:i
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else
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SECOND_WRITE_COMMAND = -U eeprom:w:$(DATA_DIR)/eeprom-$(DATE).hex:i
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endif
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endif
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ifeq ($(BACKUP_FLASH), YES)
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