This change is to make the term for velocity along the ground consistent with aeronautical terms. It also makes it consistent with the DJI speed selector drop down on the right side of the page.
I have also slightly modified the DJI labels. Using italics to highlight the sensor name in the DJI OSD setup.
herrrp & derrrp, happy now mooiweertje? I know u don't like me making changes to my own local builds or as you put it "stealing code" so for this most valueable contribution your welcome!
save-->safe
To everyone else: sorry to waste ur time with a pull request for this minor non-functional change, but I was amused.
< "message": "I2C speed should be kept at the highest level that allows for all connected devices to work. Default 400kHz is a save value and it is suggested to switch to 800kHz in case of Multirotors."
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> "message": "I2C speed should be kept at the highest level that allows for all connected devices to work. Default 400kHz is a safe value and it is suggested to switch to 800kHz in case of Multirotors."
- Added PID Profiles to Programming framework
- Removed Profile selection from Adjustments
- Added save message to the programming
- Clarified save messages
The units used as "UK" were incorrect. We use imperial for distance and speed. To correct this, I have added a new units set called Metric + MPH.
Metric + MPH is the old UK units set. Anyone who used the old UK setting would use Metric + MPH going forward. As in, if you had UK before, did the update, you would now be on Metric + MPH. The transition is seamless to the pilot. This is due to adding it before UK in the osd_unit_e enum.
UK is effectively the new units set. It uses imperial for everything, except the temperature which is in degrees C.
Pawel Spychalski (DzikuVx)
Elgan Sayer
breadoven
Darren Lines
ryet9
ArnoTlse
Andi Kanzler
Alexander van Saase
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