OpenGD77

Unstable code is not committed to Github Hi Roger! Oh, I didn't know this, I thought that the development branch is there to keep the code under development, which may be unstable by nature :-). I wanted to continue on the DTMF things, and now I'm cut off :-). And even more strange seems to me to m...

Unstable code is not committed to Github

However language files are committed to allow the translators to view and check the files.
Documentation mistakes are also corrected, as my repo is the primary source of the User Guide
Some other peripheral files like build scripts are also sometimes updated.

OK.

My bad. Some code needed for the GD77S was being run by the other versions.

On the GD77S I had to disable the channel power feature as there is no way to change the individual channel power from the buttons on the radio.

Try download again now

Yes.
The latest unstable seems to have introduced a bug.

I'm not sure why.

I've updated the release version to fix problems with the DTMF dialing and the channel power functionality, including changes to fix the power on the GD77s https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/OpenGD77/releases/tag/D2020.10.04 * Fix for DTMF dialing tail (F1RMB) * Fix for possible incorrect beep t...

Files are actually installed into the languages sub folder , so look where the exe is installed, then look in the languages folder

Thanks Rob,

I'm glad the user interface makes sense, as its a bit of a complex system under the hood...

Thanks I've updated the master file, but I will wait for other translations for the new Channel power feature, for at least 1 week before I do another release, which will include your update. New CPS installed ... new unstable firmware ..... and new voice file ... Everything works fine. Thanks to a...

Thanks

I've updated the master file, but I will wait for other translations for the new Channel power feature, for at least 1 week before I do another release, which will include your update.

I've noticed that the Release build is actually useless, because it doesn't define a hardware target. So I'm going to remove it, as the other option would be to make 4 Release build configuations, one of each of the 4 hardware target (radios), and none of those builds would work. The Debug builds ar...