Voice readout changes

Michael Oborne September 26, 2013 at 4:33pm

Ive added some more checks.

if battery voltage drops bellow 5v it wont tell you anything.

and if you are not armed it will not say no data.

which should address both issues.

Steven G September 24, 2013 at 1:09pm

I fly fixed wing. So "just" disconnect when battery is at 20% is not such a good option. If totally up to me, after 10 seconds of warning there would be an auto mute for 60 seconds and then another 10 seconds of warning. Any new warning would automatically override mute. While muted the warning text would flash red as a reminder. In fact I would like the warning text to flash red muted or not. Each of us has our own idiosyncrasies so compromises are necessary.

Crispin September 24, 2013 at 12:27pm

I'll go an add it as a feature request :)

Yes, I can mute the audio, yes I can disconnect etc but those are all pretty drastic. A simple "Snooze for 2-5 minutes" would be good. Automatically cancel "snooze" when the 'copter arms.

I think it is a great feature and not knocking it - these are simply refinements to it (which I believe) will improve the feature:

- Don't warn about battery voltage being zero or negative two tra-billion (is that even a number?) There should be a cut-off (user set?) of when a 3S battery is considered low.

- Don't warn about (TBD?) stuff when disarmed. When disarmed I'm probably not _that_ interested in stuff.

Off to log issue...

Urg - yet another username and password needed for something :(

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Bill Bonney September 24, 2013 at 9:33am

You can always "fn - "Mute Audio" key on a laptop to kill the audio.

BUT,

A useful feature would be mute for 60seconds (or some period) since then if you foget to re-enable it will happen automatically for you. go to https://github.com/diydrones/MissionPlanner/issues and raise this as a feature request.

NOTE: When raising feature requests please also document your Use Case or User Story i.e. Why you want a certain behaviour and how it helps you solve a particular problem. This helps as there maybe a better 'feature' that can be implemented to solve your Use Case.

Steven G September 23, 2013 at 6:49pm

I was speaking if a "one click" mute current warning. This may be tricky cuz u want a new warning to come through. Flashing red warning text would not let u forget u muted it.

Steven G September 23, 2013 at 6:46pm

How. I've been missing something. I always thought I had to go into set up and change voice.

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Richard Boyhan September 23, 2013 at 6:43pm

I just mute the audio till I change batteries. Love the audio feed. Used a Bluetooth ear piece too.

mP1 September 23, 2013 at 5:56pm

Goto the issues on github and add your ideas.

Steven G September 23, 2013 at 4:30pm

I feel your pain and agree. I would like to mute the audio but leave the "red" text warning. In fact, while we're discussing it, I'd the text warnings to flash...

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