# HG changeset patch
# User Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org>
# Date 1648675417 0
# Node ID 702470859ebde02f31bac8f576cacf6d2159b5fb
# Parent  f80e3ec41998c796652994749014f88e44fa784e
document fc-meltest-{e1,pwt}

diff -r f80e3ec41998 -r 702470859ebd CHANGES
--- a/CHANGES	Wed Mar 30 20:36:01 2022 +0000
+++ b/CHANGES	Wed Mar 30 21:23:37 2022 +0000
@@ -12,6 +12,10 @@
   + fc-ringlist-comp compiles melody lists into the binary format that will be
     read by our phone UI firmware at a later stage of integration.
 
+  + fc-meltest-pwt plays a single PWT melody (read from ASCII source file) on a
+    running FreeCalypso phone or devboard, accessed via rvinterf.  fc-meltest-e1
+    does the same for E1 melodies, playing in the currently active voice path.
+
 * New l1trace-filter program connects to rvinterf as a client and displays only
   certain filtered L1 traces; it was written for the purpose of isolating
   specific traces of interest out of the noise.
diff -r f80e3ec41998 -r 702470859ebd doc/Host-tools-overview
--- a/doc/Host-tools-overview	Wed Mar 30 20:36:01 2022 +0000
+++ b/doc/Host-tools-overview	Wed Mar 30 21:23:37 2022 +0000
@@ -154,6 +154,18 @@
 fc-lcdpoll	New companion utility to fc-lcdemu; look in freecalypso-ui-dev
 		for more info.
 
+fc-meltest-e1	Shell script for quickly playing E1 melodies: the script runs
+		fc-e1gen, compiling the melody from ASCII source into binary
+		format (under /tmp), then uploads the binary melody (via
+		fc-fsio) to /mel/test.e1 on the running FC phone or devboard,
+		and then plays it via AT@E1 command via fc-shell.
+
+fc-meltest-pwt	Shell script for quickly playing PWT melodies: the script runs
+		fc-pwt-comp, compiling the melody from ASCII source into binary
+		format (under /tmp), then uploads the binary melody (via
+		fc-fsio) to /buz/test.bz on the running FC phone or devboard,
+		and then plays it via AT@BUZ command via fc-shell.
+
 fc-memdump	This tool captures a memory dump from a GSM device whose
 		firmware implements one of TI's Test Mode memory read commands,
 		either the old TM3 version or the new ETM one.  It works with