Manuel Bl.

An upcoming release will automatically select sub-band 2 for regions that use sub-bands (incl. U.S.). If that's not sufficient, a sub-band can explicitly selected with a new method. Furthermore, LMiC...

I'll think about. LMIC is the current underlying implementation. But it might be exchanged for another one in the future.

The upcoming version will support a C interface: see https://github.com/manuelbl/ttn-esp32/blob/master/include/ttn.h. I would appreciate if you could give C interface in the master branch a test.

The latest version in the master branch selects sub-band 2 by default (for regions with sub-bands) and offers a new method to select the sub-band if needed at all. This...

I've decided to go with a slightly different implementation: - Sub-band 2 is selected by default (for regions with sub-bands). So it's usually not necessary to select it explicitly. -...

That's difficult to diagnose without access to the real hardware. Since the LED colors still change, it's very unlikely that `sourceCaps` is empty. More likely, it's an artifact of debugging....

The code is written for a device that acts as a power sink only. But it should be capable of handling both power sources and dual role devices at the...

I think a can reproduce the problem with a laptop. But it'll take me some time to setup my debugging for investigating it in more detail.

I have to correct myself. The tests with the laptop are working correctly, and are not very helpful as the laptop only outputs 5V. So I cannot reproduce it. What...

Whenever the communication with the power supply is established, it announces it source capabilities, i.e. the voltages and currents it support. That's when the function `on_source_caps_changed` in `main.cpp` is called....