Themes: add 'Vertexic' orange preset
New theme preset: orange (#FF6A00) background with black text by day, inverted (orange on black) at night. Vertex-style amber/orange look. Documented in MANUAL.md and the README. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -9,7 +9,8 @@ single running list until the first versioned release.
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- **Theme presets** — selectable on the radio in Display Options → "Theme":
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**Custom** (CPS-editable, default), **BASIC 80s** (Commodore 64 blue/light-blue),
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and **Terminal** (green-on-black night / black-on-green day). The choice is stored
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**Terminal** (green-on-black night / black-on-green day), and **Vertexic**
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(amber/orange, black-on-amber day / amber-on-black night). The choice is stored
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in the codeplug custom-data area (migration-safe; defaults to Custom), and CPS
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theme edits only ever change Custom.
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- **Fix:** green LED **flickering** between the red flashes while muted during a DMR
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@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ Pick a colour theme on the radio at **Menu → Options → Display Options → "
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- **Custom** — the theme edited via the CPS or the on-radio colour editor (default).
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- **BASIC 80s** — a Commodore-64 look (light blue on blue).
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- **Terminal** — a green terminal (green-on-black at night, black-on-green by day).
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- **Vertexic** — amber/orange (black-on-amber by day, amber-on-black at night).
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Editing colours in the CPS only affects **Custom**; the two built-in presets are
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fixed. Every element (S-meter, frequencies, menus) follows the selected theme.
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THEME_PRESET_CUSTOM = 0, // editable via CPS / on-device colour editor
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THEME_PRESET_BASIC80S, // Commodore 64 BASIC (light blue on blue)
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THEME_PRESET_TERMINAL, // green terminal (green-on-black night / black-on-green day)
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THEME_PRESET_VERTEXIC, // amber/orange (black-on-amber day / amber-on-black night)
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NUM_THEME_PRESETS
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} themePreset_t;
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@ -1548,6 +1548,11 @@ void themeApplyPreset(uint8_t preset)
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themeSetAllItems(NIGHT, 0x00E000, 0x000000); // green on black
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break;
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case THEME_PRESET_VERTEXIC: // orange (Vertex-style)
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themeSetAllItems(DAY, 0x000000, 0xFF6A00); // black on orange
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themeSetAllItems(NIGHT, 0xFF6A00, 0x000000); // orange on black
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break;
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case THEME_PRESET_CUSTOM:
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default:
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// Overlay the user's Custom theme from the codeplug, if present (CPS edits
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case DISPLAY_THEME_PRESET:
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{
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// Preset names are plain literals -> rightSideVar (voice-safe).
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const char *presetNames[] = { "Custom", "BASIC 80s", "Terminal" };
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const char *presetNames[] = { "Custom", "BASIC 80s", "Terminal", "Vertexic" };
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uint8_t p = themeGetPreset();
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leftSide = "Theme";
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snprintf(rightSideVar, SCREEN_LINE_BUFFER_SIZE, "%s", presetNames[(p < NUM_THEME_PRESETS) ? p : 0]);
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@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ FreeTRX keeps OpenGD77's core (DMR/FM, hotspot, CPS compatibility) and adds:
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- **Screen dimming** — optionally dim the backlight to 100 / 50 / 30 / 15 % after
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inactivity (Auto backlight mode); new setting in Display Options.
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- **Theme presets** — pick a colour theme on the radio: **Custom** (CPS-editable,
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default), **BASIC 80s** (Commodore 64), or **Terminal** (green-on-black). CPS edits
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only affect Custom.
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default), **BASIC 80s** (Commodore 64), **Terminal** (green-on-black), or
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**Vertexic** (amber/orange). CPS edits only affect Custom.
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- **On-radio channel management** — create and delete channels directly from the
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Channel quick menu, no PC/CPS required (see [Managing channels](#managing-channels-on-the-radio)).
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- **Main-menu icons** next to each top-level entry.
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