Summary
Instead of requiring to configure the served device's second channel manually, automatically link it to its serving device (relay).
Current Situation
The user is required to manually configure the Frequency, Datarate and Offset fields for the served device as well as the serving device.
Why do we need this? Who uses it, and when?
Tying the second channel for the served device to the serving device's configuration means that the user cannot mistakenly misconfigure the device. I also so no single reason why the served device would be configurated differently to the serving device (relay), as there would be no way for the relay to catch WOR signals on a misconfigured channel.
Proposed Implementation
Remove the --mode.served.second-channel options and instead automatically apply these settings from the --mode.serving.second-channel.
Contributing
Validation
Code of Conduct
Summary
Instead of requiring to configure the served device's second channel manually, automatically link it to its serving device (relay).
Current Situation
The user is required to manually configure the Frequency, Datarate and Offset fields for the served device as well as the serving device.
Why do we need this? Who uses it, and when?
Tying the second channel for the served device to the serving device's configuration means that the user cannot mistakenly misconfigure the device. I also so no single reason why the served device would be configurated differently to the serving device (relay), as there would be no way for the relay to catch WOR signals on a misconfigured channel.
Proposed Implementation
Remove the
--mode.served.second-channeloptions and instead automatically apply these settings from the--mode.serving.second-channel.Contributing
Validation
Code of Conduct