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Yes to both.

Mike.

The test version of eepe, posted here: http://openrcforums.com/forum/viewtopic ... 598#p64969
Includes telemetry options to configure alarms in the DJT/DHT and XJT modules.

Mike.

Committed r393 eepe and eepskye

Changes:
eepskye - support 512K EEPROM file
eepe - fix '128 and '2561 splash update
both - add 'THIS' mix source
both - add telemetry alarm setting for Tx module
eepe - fuses for M2561
both - Flight Mode Fading
both - Flight Mode control of mixes
eepskye - remove fuse options
eepskye - dynamic updating of simulator output

Mike.

MikeB wrote: eepskye - dynamic updating of simulator output

Mike.

Thank you Mike.. Question..
How difficult would be to apply that code Mbanzi sent a while ago for outputting the channel values to an arduino via usb / FTDI and then to a radio or RF Module??
Or is the code not compatible with eepe? It's been a while since I played with that but I was just tidying up my desk and saw the arduino i use for it..
I think eepe has nearly all that is needed for that little feature..

João

Probably not too much. I haven't forgotten about it, but other things have needed my attention first.

Mike.

Currently I'm building a 32-bit version of eepe for linux. Erazz used to build a 64-bit version as well, but my build setup (lubuntu in a virtualBox under windows) fails when asking for a 64-bit build.

The question is does the 32-bit version run on a 64-bit linux OS?

Mike.

You can build 32b Qt appl on 64b machine but there's no straightforward way to run 32b Qt appl on 64b Linux.
If you try, you'll get "./eepe no such file or directory"
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1912 ... -directory