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0.61.0 - a button on the box, and a console you can trim
A push button on the device that runs an action, a UI tab to hide the buttons you never use, full screen with nothing but the picture, and four more M5Stack units.
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0.53.0 - The status OLED can sit on its own I2C bus, for the M5Stack Mini OLED
The status OLED always shared the capture chip's I2C bus. On the M5Stack Unit PoE-P4 the socket for one is the Grove port, which is a bus of its own, so now it can have one. Plus two fixes found with a unit on the desk.
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0.52.0 - Support for the M5Stack Unit PoE-P4 with the Display In module
A whole IP-KVM the size of a matchbox. Its capture module uses a chip this firmware had never driven, and getting a picture out of it took a week - in which I was wrong three times and the chip was innocent every time.
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0.30.0 - any size of little OLED
Not every status panel is 128x64. Six SSD1306 sizes and four SH1106 ones now work, and a shorter panel drops the lines that matter least.
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0.25.0 - the device keeps its own log
A log that survives a restart, so the boot that failed is still readable after the device has come back on something that works.
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0.24.0 - point a phone at the screen to get in
The round LCD shows the rescue hotspot as a QR code, the certificate finally names the address DHCP gave the device, and the reset button shows that it heard you.
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0.21.0 - a little screen on the box itself
Solder on a small OLED or a round colour LCD and the device shows its address, its link and its health without a browser at all.
