# Project: MeshCore Relay Radio (for opencode) ## Goal Modify MeshCore `companion_radio` firmware for Heltec T114 to control a relay and read DS18B20 temperature sensor via LoRa mesh private messages. ## Hardware - **Board:** Heltec T114 (nRF52840 + SX1262) - **Relay:** GPIO 4 (RELAY_PIN) - **DS18B20:** GPIO 5 (ONE_WIRE_BUS) with 4.7k pull-up - **BLE PIN (for BLE variant):** 123456 ## Radio Parameters - Frequency: 868.731018 MHz - Bandwidth: 62.5 kHz - Spreading Factor: 7 - Coding Rate: 7 - Path Hash: 1 byte (mode 0) ## Commands (via private mesh messages) | Command | Response | Action | |----------|---------------------------------|-----------------------| | `on1234` | `relay on` | Relay ON | | `off1234`| `relay off` | Relay OFF | | `temp` | `temp: 23.5 C` | Read DS18B20 temp | | `state` | `temp: 23.5 C, relay: ON` | Temp + relay state | Numbers in commands (e.g. `1234`) are a PIN code, not validated by firmware. ## Source Files Modified files (relative to MeshCore root): - `examples/relay_radio/MyMesh.h` — class declaration, relay/temp fields - `examples/relay_radio/MyMesh.cpp` — relay on/off logic, temp reading, command parsing - `examples/relay_radio/main.cpp` — entry point, BLE config, pin setup - `platformio.ini` — added OneWire/DallasTemperature libs, 2 new envs for T114 ## Build Environments Two envs defined in `platformio.ini`: 1. `Heltec_t114_relay_radio_usb` — Serial USB interface 2. `Heltec_t114_relay_radio_ble` — BLE interface with PIN 123456 Both based on existing `Heltec_t114` variant. ## Build & Flash ```bash # Build pio run -e Heltec_t114_relay_radio_usb pio run -e Heltec_t114_relay_radio_ble # Flash pio run -e Heltec_t114_relay_radio_ble -t upload --upload-port ``` ### UF2 Drag-and-Drop 1. Double-tap reset button on T114 to enter UF2 mode 2. Copy `firmware.uf2` from `.pio/build/Heltec_t114_relay_radio_ble/` to mounted disk ## Key Implementation Details - Commands received via `onMessageRecv()` callback - Response sent via `sendMessage()` (reuses encrypted chat channel) - Timer-based advert in `MyMesh::loop()` every 30 min (1800000 ms) - OneWire/DallasTemperature initialized in constructor - Temperature read on demand (not periodically) - All parameters settable via build flags in `platformio.ini` ## Auto-Advert Timing - Interval: 30 minutes (1800000 ms) - Advert name: "Relay" (set via `ADVERT_NAME` define) - Implemented in `MyMesh::loop()` with `_next_advert_ms` field ## Repository - Gitea: https://git2.ua1zbe.ru/ua1zbe/MeshCore-RelayRadio - Release v1.0.0 with UF2 binaries (BLE + USB) - User credentials: ua1zbe / Personal Access Token: `067f4415552ac62ba4ff8e7704c924da17dd3fbf` ## Updating Gitea ```bash cd /tmp/opencode/fresh-repo git add -A git commit -m "message" git push origin main ``` ## Creating a New Release ```bash TOKEN="067f4415552ac62ba4ff8e7704c924da17dd3fbf" VERSION="v1.1.0" # Tag and push git tag -a "$VERSION" -m "Release $VERSION" git push origin "$VERSION" # Create release curl -s -X POST "https://git2.ua1zbe.ru/api/v1/repos/ua1zbe/MeshCore-RelayRadio/releases" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Authorization: token $TOKEN" \ -d "{\"tag_name\":\"$VERSION\",\"name\":\"$VERSION\",\"body\":\"Release description\"}" # Upload assets (get RELEASE_ID from response) curl -s -X POST "https://git2.ua1zbe.ru/api/v1/repos/ua1zbe/MeshCore-RelayRadio/releases/$RELEASE_ID/assets" \ -H "Authorization: token $TOKEN" \ -F "attachment=@path/to/file.uf2" \ -F "name=Heltec_T114_BLE_firmware.uf2" ``` ## Ongoing Maintenance - Firmware is based on upstream MeshCore. To update, re-clone MeshCore, re-apply the `examples/relay_radio/` modifications, and rebuild. - The `relay_radio` example lives in `examples/relay_radio/` — it is a modified copy of `examples/companion_radio/`. - Compiled UF2 files are kept in `/home/ua1zbe/Рабочий стол/relay_radio_firmware/` on the developer machine. - Full build/usage instructions: `README.md`