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./build.sh # This will run make and build the output program. If you have weird build errors try running clean.sh or rm -rf'ing the out folder first
# Now that the firmware has finished building; if there are no errors you can load it to your buds
# You may need to take the buds out of the case, wait three seconds, place them back. This wakes them up and the programmer needs to catch this reboot.
# You can try the helper script by running
./download.sh
# Or do it manually by :
# Assuming that your serial ports are 0 and 1, run the following to commands to program each bud in series.
# You may need to take the buds out of the case, wait three seconds, place them back. This wakes them up.
bestool write-image out/open_source/open_source.bin --port /dev/ttyACM0
bestool write-image out/open_source/open_source.bin --port /dev/ttyACM1
```
## Changelist from stock opeen source SDK
+ Long hold (5 ish seconds) the button on the back when buds are in the case to force a device reboot (so it can be programmed)
+ Use the resistor in the buds to pick Left/Right rather than TWS master/slave pairing
+ Pressing the button on the back while in the case no longer triggers DFU mode
+ Debugging baud rate raised to 200000 to match stock firmware
+ Fixed TWS operation such that putting either bud into the case correctly switches to the other bud
+ Working (mostly) audio controls using the touch button on the buds
+ Turned off showing up as a HID keyboard, as not sure _why_ you would; but it stops android nagging me about a new keyboard
- Long hold (5 ish seconds) the button on the back when buds are in the case to force a device reboot (so it can be programmed)
- Use the resistor in the buds to pick Left/Right rather than TWS master/slave pairing
- Pressing the button on the back while in the case no longer triggers DFU mode
- Debugging baud rate raised to 200000 to match stock firmware
- Fixed TWS operation such that putting either bud into the case correctly switches to the other bud
- Working (mostly) audio controls using the touch button on the buds
- Turned off showing up as a HID keyboard, as not sure _why_ you would; but it stops android nagging me about a new keyboard
## Current bud tap codes
### Both pods active
#### Right Ear:
- Single tap : Play/Pause
- Double tap : Next track
- Hold : Fast-Forward (Currently non functional, WIP)
- Triple tap : Volume Up
#### Left Ear:
- Single tap : Play/Pause
- Double tap : Previous track
- Hold : Rewind (Currently non functional, WIP)
- Triple tap : Volume Down
### Single pod active
- Single tap : Play/Pause
- Double tap : Next track
- Hold : Previous track
- Triple tap : Volume Up
- Quad tap : Volume Down

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#! /bin/bash
num=$(ls -l /dev/ttyUSB* | rev | cut -c 1)
#num=3
num=$(ls -l /dev/ttyACM* | rev | cut -c 1)
echo com is:$num
sudo -S dldtool -c $num -f out/open_source/open_source.bin
sudo minicom port$num
splitPorts=($num)
echo "This tool assumes your buds are the only thing connected and are enumerated {right,left} order. YMMV"
echo "Right bud is at ${splitPorts[0]}"
echo "Left bud is at ${splitPorts[1]}"
echo "Please disconnect and reconnect the bud on the right"
bestool write-image out/open_source/open_source.bin --port /dev/ttyACM${splitPorts[0]}
echo "Please disconnect and reconnect the bud on the left"
bestool write-image out/open_source/open_source.bin --port /dev/ttyACM${splitPorts[1]}