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I have a landscape by default phone (Gemini by Planet Computers) and Metastatic will not present its self in portrait mode. I have even tried several apps that will try to force apps into landscape or portrait. However, I noticed that for a brief moment when you wake the phone up it will flash to portrait mode then back a
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The captive portal is one of the many ways to interface with the CDP network. The default build of the CDP comes with the emergency captive portal template. While this is useful for the original mission, there is an opportunity to improve the capabilities and make it easier to customize.
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As of now, we have a lorawan.rst file that describes some of the functionalities of the module, but this is not enough. I've identified the following tasks to improve the documentation of the module:
- Add a compiled documentation page, possibly hosted through Github Pages for immediate access by users.
- Add documentation on how the Network Server works
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Many boards (in particular TBEAMs) don't have a 32khz xtal. Therefore they are just using an RC clock for timekeeping and that drifts pretty fast.
So the time of day clock (not millis() though) should be reset occasionally if !defined(HAS_HIGH_ACCURACY_CLOCK) when we receive GPS time.