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rotctld rot_caps to reflect underlying rotator functions #1035
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Hi Mike, please try to address this issue in v.4.5.1 TNX |
Can you explain exactly what's missing? But not one rotator has any get/set function defined. |
I added in my commit south_zero that was missing from dump state. In my opinion the important info missing from dump caps are:
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Thanks for the patch. The are no "Can Set and Can Get" functions in any rotor. |
Sorry, I will try to explain better: I mean something like "my_rot->caps->park" doesn't work as expected with Net rotator, beacuse doesn't take it from the real rotator caps. |
What rotor needs to have the ROT_TYPE_OTHER changed? Some items are controllers with no specific direction. Consder "OTHER" to mean "GENERIC". |
Consider for example my application software CatRotator:
And so on, there is a series of features that couldn't be used with the NET rotctl. |
Application doesn't matter.
It has to do with the rotor's capability. Some rotors are not directional at all...you can hook them up however you want.So you need to allow for OTHER by having the user manually select AZ, EL, or AZ/EL.
rotctl cannot magically figure out how it's hooked up.
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Consider for example my application software CatRotator:
- The GUI is responsive to the rotator type, if the rotator is azimuth only, the elevation indicator disappear from the interface.
- If the rotator has park function, the interface use it, otherwise send the rotator in the direction selected by the user in the setup.
And so on, there is a series of features that couldn't be used with the NET rotctl.
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For example:
The same rotator connected via NET
As you can check there are some discrepancies in the available functions. |
Well done |
Expand dump_state for rotctld to include all the functions too and complete rig_caps capabilities
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