Added panel rotation switching based on switch state change, not switch position #12
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(before anything but low would keep rotating, now it rotates once by state change) Added README with help how to build
…nnel. See README for more details.
This allows using the APM mode switch as a normal channel rotation switch just like you'd use a 3 position switch.
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R807 - 2015/12/19 - Marc MERLIN [email protected]
Previous rotation switch didn't quite work as well as I was hoping. This new
one will rotate OSD if you flip to any other position more than 200ms away from
the current one, and come back within less than 1 second.
This should work with all switches and positions and allows you to use
another switch and activate a function you don't want, but only for
a fraction for a second, come back, and generate an OSD flip in the
process.
30,718 bytes (of a 30,720 byte maximum) (pfew :) )