OpenIPC/configurator

Added new preset configurations for video and wireless broadcast settings, including 1080p60 at 15Mbps, RunCam wifilink at 20MHz high bitrate, and Emax Wyvern 100mW at 40MHz for both high and low bitrate scenarios. Each preset configures video resolution, bitrate, wireless transmission power, channel width, and telemetry settings.

presets · high confidence

The project now includes auto-generated Visual Basic files (Application.Designer.vb, Resources.Designer.vb) and their corresponding metadata files (Application.myapp, Resources.resx). These files define the application's startup behavior, visual style settings, and resource management infrastructure, enabling the application to properly initialize and manage localized resources.

My Project · high confidence

The OpenIPC Configurator is introduced as a Windows and Linux-compatible tool for managing OpenIPC cameras. The release includes the main Visual Basic GUI (\Configurator.vb\), a new CLI project (\OpenIPCConfigurator.Cli\), and an Avalonia-based GUI (\OpenIPCConfigurator.Avalonia\). The configuration is managed via a new YAML-based file system (\majestic.yaml\, \wfb.yaml\) alongside legacy \.conf\ files, with shell scripts (\channels.sh\, \kill.sh\) and batch files (\Extern.bat\) handling device communication and firmware updates.

(repo-wide) · high confidence

The OpenIPC Configurator desktop application is introduced, providing a graphical interface for managing OpenIPC, NVR, and Radxa devices. This update adds the Avalonia-based UI layer, including the main window with connection and configuration tabs, view models, and shared parsing logic for reading device configurations from YAML and text files. Users can now connect to devices, view and edit settings such as frequency, power, and video parameters, and manage device states through the new desktop client.

OpenIPCConfigurator.Avalonia, OpenIPCConfigurator.Shared · high confidence

The OpenIPCConfigurator.Cli project now provides a command-line interface for downloading and uploading configuration files, managing FPV encryption keys, toggling UART console access, and controlling background services on supported devices. The tool supports three device profiles—OpenIPC cameras, NVR receivers, and Radxa controllers—and allows users to specify connection details via command-line arguments or a persistent settings file.

OpenIPCConfigurator.Cli · high confidence

A change to existing behaviour in sensors — 8 commits, 7 files.

sensors · medium confidence · unverified

The reset scripts have been updated to include a new configuration for the Adaptive Link ground station (alink\_gs.conf) and a stream.sh script that allows toggling between 20MHz and 40MHz bandwidth via a long-press on the MHZ button. The stream.sh script also introduces an AP mode that can be toggled by long-pressing the MHZ button, allowing users to connect to a 'RadxaGroundstation' network to access files. Additionally, the reset process now includes configuration files for OSD (osd, osd.json) and screen mode (screen-mode, rec-fps), ensuring that the system resets to a known good state with 60fps recording and 1280x720@60 screen mode.

reset · medium confidence

The txprofiles directory now contains two configuration files, txprofiles.conf and TipoMan.conf, which define transmission profiles with specific ranges, guard intervals, MCS, FEC, bitrate, GOP, power, and other parameters. These profiles establish the baseline settings for different transmission modes, with each profile specifying a frequency range and associated technical parameters that affect how the device transmits data.

txprofiles · high confidence

Added new unit tests for the \CommandLineParser\ in the \OpenIPCConfigurator.Cli.Tests\ project. These tests verify the correct parsing of command-line arguments, including IP addresses, passwords, and port numbers, as well as error handling for invalid inputs like non-numeric port values.

OpenIPCConfigurator.Cli.Tests · high confidence

Added five new project files that establish the build and dependency structure for the OpenIPC Configurator application. The solution now targets .NET 8.0 across the CLI, shared, and test projects, and introduces an Avalonia-based UI project. Dependencies are explicitly defined, including SSH.NET 2024.2.0 for network operations, the full Avalonia 11.1.3 framework for the UI, and xUnit 2.5.1 for testing.

(dependencies) · high confidence

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• CAI 52 → 49 (-2.5)
• Rubric changed (rubric-2026.08.15 → rubric-2026.09.16) — scores are not directly comparable.

• Code Health 75 → 70 (-5.4)
• Architecture 86 → 86 (+0.4)
• Maturity 49 → 54 (+5.4)
• Readiness 44 → 33 (-11.4)
• Security 57 → 71 (+14.1)

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