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A page that lists what the device can do: each feature with its state (On,
Off), a button to its settings or panel, and a link to its docs. It comes
once after the first-run question, once on a device updated from an older
version, and again after an update that adds a feature, with that one marked
New. Settings, System opens it any time. Settings opened from it scroll to
the right group and have a button back. It also says when a feature's
buttons are hidden in the console. At the bottom there is a link to GitHub
Discussions, for something missing.
Keyboard shortcuts for the console: F for full screen, I, M, A and R for the
panels, and ? for a list of them, with how to send Esc, Ctrl+Alt+Del and the
Windows key.
A box under Paste text to type text into, for when the browser will not
read the clipboard. A long paste shows its progress and can be stopped.
On a phone, a long press on a button in a bar shows what it is.
The browser tab has the device's name, and says "No signal" or "Unreachable"
in front.
A view-only sign-in: user viewer with its own password, set in Settings,
Security. It sees the picture, the sound and the recordings, and cannot
type, click, touch the power or change a setting. The device enforces it.
The status bar shows how many other consoles are open. A click lists their
addresses, who is in control and who only watches.
The dot next to Online pulses while frames arrive, and turns amber when the
device sends frames that stop reaching the tab.
"Show the keys sent" (Settings, UI): the last keys that went to the target,
in the bottom bar.
Your own cursor over the picture can be a small dot, or hidden (Settings,
Input, Pointer).
Scroll speed (Settings, Input, Pointer), for the wheel and the touchpad.
"Find this screen" now also fixes a target that puts black borders round a
smaller desktop, such as 4:3 in a 16:9 mode. Clicks used to land short of
the pointer there.
The target's HDD LED can be wired like the power LED (atx_hdd_gpio). The
power button on the rail then blinks while the disk works.
Changed
The device count from the update check now includes the chip revision
(3.1, 1.3), so I can see which silicon is out there. The firmware reports it
in /api/v1/system/info as chipRev.
The Waveshare ESP32-P4-Module-DEV-KIT is marked tested now. Someone runs
the rev 3.x image on one.
Fixed
Scrolling with a touchpad often did nothing, and so did a mouse wheel in a
browser that reports small steps, like Firefox. Small steps now add up, and
every notch of a wheel is at least one click on the target.
MJPEG on rev 3.x boards was washed out: black came out dark grey, white a
little dim. The HDMI bridge sent black as 16 and white as 235, and a browser
reads a JPEG as 0 to 255. It sends the full range now, and H.264 says in its
stream which range it uses.