If I enter a wrong swarm PIN, I get no error message. So I often expect a successful login, but it failed.

Expected behaviour: In case of entering a wrong PIN, show a message box "Login failed. Please enter a valid PIN code."

• Sheets
• PCBs

Under unclear conditions, the servo doesn't work.
It seems to be a local firmware issue, since it could be reproduced with the local WebUI.

In api/getSwarm, actors will send the new parameter highResolution. If this parameter is true/1, the slider's range needs to be -4095 to 4095. If it is false/0, use -255 to 255.

If you select the combobox mode, it shows white texts on a white background for unselected values.

The firmware is licensed under the GPL.

This in turn means that all programs that use the firmware also fall under the GPL3.

This is a bit unfortunate in my opinion.

A firmware under a license like the LGPL would solve the problem in my opinion. I.e. it would be ensured that the firmware has a copyleft license and programs that use the firmware could choose a different license.

At least that is my understanding of the LGPL, I am not a lawyer. ;)

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License#Linking_and_derived_works

A "swarm supervise"-screen shows all active IOs within the swarm. Therefore /api/getSwarm has a new tag "active" within all IOs. If it's 1, show the IO in the supervisor screen.

Implement a second parameter in setActorType( actorType, highResolution).
highResolution is boolean, true sets the speedrange to -4095 to 4095. false (default) uses -255 to 255.

• ftSwarmObj
• ftSwarmMotor
• ftSwarmSwitch
• ftSwarmDigitalInput
• ftSwarmAnalogInput

• Download Stuff
• Connect
• Clear
• Flash Micropython
• Open Console
• Stop Program
• List Files
• Remove Firmware
• Copy Firmware
• Start Firmware
• Upload Program
• Delete Program
• List Programs
• Set Mode (Kelda/Wee Free Man)
• Set Autostart
• Set Peripherals (ftSwarmNative/ftSwarmJST/ftSwarmControl)

The structure of the ZIP file isn't correct.
Could be fixed by extracting the ZIP file with Win10 and zip it again.

https://elektrofuzzis.github.io/ftSwarm/cpp/analog/analog/ states "ftSwarm is able to measure voltages at input FTSWARM_A2 as well."

https://elektrofuzzis.github.io/ftSwarm/cpp/analog/FtSwarmVoltmeter/ states "Voltage measurement can be done using input A2 on the ftSwarm."

The documentation leaves open whether the measurement is only possible on A2 or on every port including A2. The first page says "possible on A2 too" while the second page seems to say it's only possible on A2.

• Local Module
• Shell
• Remote Modules
• Custom-Made Programs
• Kelda Implementation