• Android ScreenShots

• J2ME ScreenShots

How To Use

Connecting

via Bluetooth

• it depends on the device a bit - first you should try:
• 1.)Enable BT on your phone after switching on the MK
• 2.)Start DUBwise

• 3.)go to "connection -> connect via BT" to search for devices

• 4.)Enter code (if needed)

• if that fails ( e.g. DUBwise does not find the Device ) try this:

• 1.)Enable BT on your phone after switching on the MK
• 2.)Search for devices on your phone
• 3.)Pair your phone with the MK
• 4.)Start DUBwise
• 5.)Search for devices again
• 6.)Enter code (if needed)

Keys

General

• The star brings you back to the main menu ( If you have a touchscreen device you can touch the upper bar where the symbols are )

• up / down / fire to select

In the Graph Screen

• 3 -> Freeze

• 5 -> toggle Legend

• 7 -> toggle scale

Touchscreen

• touch on the top-bar ( where e.g. the Voltage is ) to get back to the main-menu
• touch on an menu-item to select it - touch again to execute
• if there is a value to edit touch on the left side to decrement and touch on the right side to increment

Supported Devices

• There is no complete list of supported Devices - there is just a List of Devices where DUBwise was tested on . If your Device is not in the list - just try it and give me some feedback if it worked and i'll update the list.

Trouble Shooting

General

• Problem	Solution
  short Range	build DUBwiseRangeExtender
  KeyControl has no Effect	Check Parameter External Control in the current Setting

J2ME

• Problem	Solution
  "Incompatible Device" Error	try updating your MK or Navi board to the latest Version
  no Sound	check if your mobile is in silent mode or volume is at 0
  no Sound	try the version with wav or 64kbit in the filename
  Settings are not saved	Make sure you exit DUBwise via the menu entry "quit" in the main menu

Android

• Problem	Solution
  no Sound	check if you can access the memory card - e.g. a problem when connected via USB to access memory card

Notes / Known Issues

General

• If you configure your Bluetooth-Module with a security PIN - keep in mind that some J2ME - Mobile Phones are having Problems with PINs which are not Alpha-Numeric - so you better not use souch a PIN to prevent to have to reconfigure the Bluetooth-Module.
• Your Settings are only saved when you close DUBwise via quit in the main menu ( Background: This should prevent you from fucking up your DUBwise installation with Settings that are not working on your Hardware )

PhoneME specific

• you have to close DUBwise via quit in the main menu! If you close via the X in the upper right you dont really close DUBwise ...

ToDo

Work in Progress

• Port to Android

• Support for Wolferl-NG QuadKopter

• trigger mobile-cammera via FC

mid term

• log data/csv ( send via TCP/IP ; save )
• Sound Alarms on Batt low or other triggers
• Battery Charging Log with camera and barcodes

long term

• live video & osd generation as background for the piloting screen

• lead - function - gps on Phone and QC needed - QC always holds position in a defined distance to the phone
• get Firmwares to flash via TCP/IP
• making lib to be useable with desktop JAVA / will be sceduled after bluecove for linux is ready ( anounced for next Version)
• triangulate MK by BT rssi

• Define which DebugValues are shown on Graph with which color ( implicit graph switch of )

Licence

• http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/de/ (Creative Commons / Non Commercial / Share Alike)

• Addtitonally to this Licence it is not allowed to use this project in any violent manner! This explicitly includes that lethal Weapon owning "People" and Organisations (e.g. Army & Police) are not allowed to use this Project.

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  If you wanna participate in Development have a look at this page And there are several things beside Coding where you could help:

  • Translation of the Wiki page
  • Translation of DUBwise ( contact me if you are willing - i will include the translations into the code )

  • Correct my typos

  • Documentation
  • Screenshots
  • Device Tests ( Testing in general )
  • Improve Graphics
  • Improve Audio samples
  • ...

Credits:

• Holger&Ingo for the MikroKopter Project

• CaScAdE for Testing and Graphics
• Orion8 for inspiration
• Joko for Testing and Comments

• Speedy for Audio Editing / Graphics & blogging about this tool

• Jamiro for the new Icon

• SelectaT for Audio Samples and Testing

• kmpec for lending me his Diamond

• JiPsi for translation to french

• Stefano Sanna & Emanuele Di Saverio for the android bluetooth lib http://code.google.com/p/android-bluetooth/

• Philip De Pauw for proof reading and translation to dutch

DUBwise in the Media

• Chaos Radio Express: http://chaosradio.ccc.de/cre106.html

• hackedgadgets.com: http://hackedgadgets.com/2008/04/19/dubwise-digital-ufo-broadcasting-with-intelligent-service-equipment/

• Speedys blog: http://speedyweb.at/start/2007/11/05/mikrokopter-am-handy/

• http://brum.wx.cz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=59:dubwise&catid=35:mikrokopter&Itemid=2

Discussion

• German Discussion @ MK Forum: http://forum.mikrokopter.de/topic-1682.html

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