Known MACs that haven't been heard from in >30 s now refire the
ascending new-discovery chirp when they reappear. Shorter gaps (like
Flock burst-sleep cycles) still just resume the heartbeat beep-pair
without a chirp.
fyAddDetection now returns an 'outChirpWorthy' bool: true for
brand-new MACs and for rediscoveries past the threshold. Replaces
the old count==1 check, which only ever fired once per MAC per
session.
Only consider a target 'still around' if it was seen within the last
3 seconds (was 20 s). Heartbeat interval stays 10 s. Net effect: the
monotone beep-pair only fires while the device is actively in RF
range, stops almost immediately on departure.
Replaces the single beep-per-detection with two distinct patterns:
- New MAC (first sighting): two fast ascending beeps, 2000 -> 2800 Hz,
55 ms each with 25 ms gap
- Same MAC still active (last seen within 20 s): two monotone 1500 Hz
heartbeat beeps, 70 ms each, every 10 s
- Silent once nothing has been seen for 20 s, until the next new MAC
Global "last seen" timer refreshes on every inbound hit, including ones
suppressed by the serial rate limit, so quieter repeats still count as
"still around" for the heartbeat. LED still flashes on every emitted
detection.
- Moved promiscuis-flock-you/{main.cpp,partitions.csv,platformio.ini} to root
- Removed BLE firmware (src/main.cpp, src/CMakeLists.txt) — the 'main' branch
still has it
- Removed the subfolder README (root README has the full walkthrough)
- Updated README paths and build commands for the flat layout
- Retagged the BLE companion section as a pointer to the 'main' branch
The 'promiscious' branch is now purely the WiFi promiscuous firmware plus
the shared Flask app (api/), datasets, and branding. Builds green with
the standard 'pio run' from the repo root.
Colonel Panic