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fix(audeze): remove parameter-setting packet from Maxwell initialization - #577
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fix(audeze): remove packet from Maxwell 2 initialization
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Released headsetcontrol up to 4.1.0 sends a DSP parameter write on every info read, and the app's 5 s refresh loop would send it constantly against a real Maxwell. The target builds upstream master into .upstream/ and puts it first on PATH; the script refuses to build if the packet ever reappears. Temporary — delete it once Sapd/HeadsetControl#577 is in a release. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SkTQSQNwRB7RkCXW5coHHc
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* feat(detect): require headsetcontrol 4.1.0 (#67) 4.1.0 carries our upstream #549 and #550, so a parameter write costs 0.07 s instead of 2.90 s on the Maxwell 2. The floor is now a latency one, not a capability one — 4.0.0 works, just slowly — and ADR 0016 records that. Fixtures re-recorded against 4.1.0: api_version is 1.5, a write lists devices but reads no values from them, and the test device gained CAP_SIDETONE_STATUS (rendered in #68). Reads come from a master build on purpose — released 4.1.0 still sends the packet that shifts a Maxwell's audio balance (upstream #577). Install screens offer upstream's PPA/COPR/AUR first, packages second, source last. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SkTQSQNwRB7RkCXW5coHHc * chore(dev): add make dev-upstream, an Audeze-safe dev run (#67) Released headsetcontrol up to 4.1.0 sends a DSP parameter write on every info read, and the app's 5 s refresh loop would send it constantly against a real Maxwell. The target builds upstream master into .upstream/ and puts it first on PATH; the script refuses to build if the packet ever reappears. Temporary — delete it once Sapd/HeadsetControl#577 is in a release. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SkTQSQNwRB7RkCXW5coHHc * fix(lint): keep the dev-upstream build out of ESLint and Prettier (#67) CMake writes files named compiler_depend.ts under .upstream/, which the type-aware ESLint run then tries to parse as TypeScript — 34 errors the moment anyone runs make dev-upstream. .gitignore does not reach either tool. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SkTQSQNwRB7RkCXW5coHHc --------- Co-authored-by: tinker <kuriatadev@gmail.com>
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Closes #561
This removes the parameter-setting packet from the initialization sequences of both Audeze Maxwell and Audeze Maxwell 2.
On my original Maxwell (0x3329:0x4b19), the packet caused a persistent left/right audio imbalance after a battery query. After removing it:
Hardware testing was performed on the original Maxwell. I do not have a Maxwell 2 available for hardware testing.