## New
- Native in-device address search for setting your exact location,
using the free OpenStreetMap Nominatim geocoding service - no more
relying on imprecise IP-based location. Reachable both during
first-time setup and anytime via Location Presets ("+").
- Guided first-time setup flow: language selection, followed by an
optional location setup step (skippable) that explains why exact
coordinates give a much better experience than automatic IP-based
location, and a final setup-complete screen confirming everything
is saved and ready.
## Improved
- The address search keyboard now shows a format hint (e.g. "Main
Street 12, 12345 Springfield") and includes punctuation keys
(comma, hyphen, slash, period, apostrophe) so addresses with house
numbers like "45/3" can actually be entered.
- The preset-naming screen (when adding a location preset) now shows
example names (e.g. "Home, Work, Holiday home") so new users
understand what's being asked for.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a new AddressSearchScreen: enter an address on a dedicated
keyboard (with a special-character page for common European accented
letters), geocode it via the free OpenStreetMap Nominatim service,
confirm the found place, optionally name it, and save it as a new
location preset - no external website needed anymore.
Reachable both from Location Presets > "+" (choice between "by
address" and manual coordinates) and, for new users, from a one-time
FirstRunLocationScreen shown right after the language picker on first
boot, explaining why an exact address beats automatic IP geolocation
and letting them set it up immediately (skippable).
Removes the itilog.com link/tip added in the previous commit (Location
Presets info screen, all 6 languages, and the README) - superseded by
this native in-app flow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bumps to v3.0.0. Documents the inactivity screen timeout now turning
the display fully off instead of just dimming it (feature landed in
the previous commit).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bumps to v2.8.5, documents the weather icon's new tap-to-info popup in
the README (feature landed in the previous commit).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a small weather icon in the header, right where the old camera
button used to be. Shows current conditions (sun, cloud,
sun-behind-cloud, rain, snow, thunderstorm) for whichever location is
currently active, including active location presets, so switching to
e.g. Milan shows Milan's weather. Powered by the free Open-Meteo API
(no API key needed), refreshed automatically every 10 minutes in the
background, or immediately after switching to a different location
preset. Icons are drawn entirely with TFT_eSPI basic shapes (circles,
lines), no image files or extra fonts needed.
The initial implementation failed to parse Open-Meteo's response
(ArduinoJson "InvalidInput") because the API replies with
Transfer-Encoding: chunked and streaming directly from
http.getStream() didn't reassemble the chunks correctly. Fixed by
collecting the full body via http.getString() first, then parsing
that.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a "Logbook / WebUI" entry directly in Menu > System, showing the
device's IP and usage instructions (previously only reachable via a
hidden "?" button in Logbook Files). The web export page now supports
downloading and deleting individual daily logbook CSV files, in
addition to the existing merged CSV download.
Fixes a task watchdog reset that could reboot the device mid-download
when exporting the logbook via the built-in web server: the CSV send
loop never yielded the CPU, starving the idle task on larger logbooks.
The export loop now yields periodically (delay(1) every 10 lines and
after each file).
Removes the screenshot feature (camera button, on-device BMP storage,
web-based screenshot browser). Screenshots always came out solid
black - diagnosis showed the SPI readback from the display returns all
zeros regardless of SPI_READ_FREQUENCY, indicating TFT_MISO isn't
wired to the display on this CYD board revision. This is a hardware
limitation, not fixable in software, so the feature has been removed
rather than shipped broken.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Location presets can now optionally be given a name (e.g. "Home"),
shown in the overview instead of the raw coordinates. The
nearest-airport ticker on the Location Presets screen is now
tappable (shown with a thin green border) and adds that airport
directly as a new preset with its name and coordinates, using the
existing local airport database on the SD card - no internet lookup
needed. AirportLookup::findNearest() now also returns the found
airport's own lat/lon for this purpose.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New:
- Flight logbook safety net: disabled by default, requires confirming
a full-screen warning before it can be turned on, and automatically
switches off again after exactly 24 hours - survives restarts and
power cycles (no valid enable timestamp = guaranteed off). Each
activation now writes its own CSV file instead of endlessly
appending to one growing file, and every file can be deleted
individually from Logbook files.
- Adjustable display brightness (10-100% in 10% steps, Menu -> System
-> "Brightness") with a live preview.
- About screen (Menu -> System -> "About") showing project name,
description, and firmware version.
Fixed:
- Radar's red altitude band (>9100m/30000ft) no longer gets dimmed at
night - the previous dim tone looked orange-brown and was hard to
tell apart from yellow. Legend and markers are consistent again.
- Radius change no longer leaves a stale "tail" trail behind each
aircraft between the old and new position.
- Splash screen no longer shows a time-of-day greeting that appeared
too late in the boot sequence to be useful; the star animation now
starts immediately instead of only near the end of boot.
- Clock stayed on raw UTC after the first boot instead of local time
(missing DST handling in some timezones) because the location wait
loop skipped the timezone lookup once a location was already saved.
- Header clock no longer leaves stale digit fragments behind the
current time, most visible on the last minute digit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
