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Mark McLeod 12-04-2016 13:17
Re: Radio discontinued?
 
That limitation was the source of one of the fatal flaws in the DLinks.

rich2202 12-04-2016 14:49
Re: Radio discontinued?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Thad House (Post 1571884)
Something interesting is looking at the OM5P-AC, its looks like in order to meet new FCC standards they are not allowing external firmwares to be loaded onto the device. With FIRST wanting to write their own firmware this could be a problem for pretty much any new radio they choose.
If the Manufacturer approves the new firmware, then it is ok to load.

FrankJ 12-04-2016 15:13
Re: Radio discontinued?
 
My understanding from Beta testing is the FCR firmware really isn't custom. You can download it from AndyMark. The FRC version uses specific configuration profiles.

bobbysq 11-05-2016 11:12
Re: Radio discontinued?
 
I really hope the replacement has a boot time of 10 seconds at most. Programming the routers for events this year took way longer than before.

Alan Anderson 11-05-2016 11:21
Re: Radio discontinued?
 
The router's embedded web server is a major contributor to the boot time. If teams can live without a convenient web interface to the settings, perhaps it can be removed from the FRC-specific firmware.

bobbysq 11-05-2016 11:33
Re: Radio discontinued?
 
That wouldn't be too bad if there was just a file to edit. The router config could also then be done by simply copying over the file.

rich2202 11-05-2016 11:42
Re: Radio discontinued?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Anderson (Post 1585880)
The router's embedded web server is a major contributor to the boot time. If teams can live without a convenient web interface to the settings, perhaps it can be removed from the FRC-specific firmware.
Web server is essential to configuring the router when you can't get the software to work.

I don't see why they can't have the basic functionality of the router boot quickly, then let the webserver boot up in a parallel process.


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