Si4684Driver::getPartInfo()/getSysState() existed but were never called, so
their byte-offset bugs never surfaced. Wired them into a boot-time diagnostic
log (part number, firmware revision, active image, streamed blob byte counts)
to check whether the loaded DAB/FM firmware images are genuine and intact, as
an alternative explanation to the QFN exposed-pad hardware hypothesis.
Fixed two rounds of off-by-one bugs found while doing this: the fields were
initially read one byte too far right (e.g. firmwareBuild was reading a flag
byte, not a version number); the first fix undershot in the other direction
by not accounting for readRaw()'s one-byte SPI lead-in before STATUS0 (already
documented and confirmed elsewhere in this file, in pollStc()) -- caught
because the "fixed" GET_SYS_STATE reported image=192 (0xC0), the exact
signature of STATUS3 with PUP_STATE=3 seen throughout this investigation.
All three response buffers were already sized for the lead-in byte, which
confirmed the correct fix.
Verdict, captured live: blob streamed bytes match local file sizes exactly (no
truncation), GET_SYS_STATE reports image=2 (DAB active, correct), GET_PART_INFO
reports part=4684 (matches expected Si4684 part number) with a plausible
firmware revision -- the loaded DAB firmware is genuine and intact. This closes
the last plausible firmware-side explanation for the FM/DAB no-lock symptom;
docs/si4684-rf-investigation-report.md and docs/TODO.md (P4/H5) updated with
the full record and verdict.
Also noted, not yet fixed: BT1035 AT-init now fails deterministically on every
boot (was a one-off earlier this session) -- see report's Open Items.
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- Add docs/si4684-rf-investigation-report.md: full record of the FM/DAB no-lock
investigation (crystal, front-end matching, ANTCAP sweep, continuity, leading
EP solder-defect hypothesis, PCBWay report sent) plus the separate audio
profile NVS bug found and partially fixed this session.
- Fix sigma_i2c_write() (SigmaStudioFW.c): no retry on I2C failure meant a single
transient NACK anywhere in a long safeload burst (EQ apply = ~55 sequential
transactions) aborted the whole sequence. Added a 3-attempt retry.
- Add granular failure logging (AudioService::applyProfileToDsp/persistProfile,
Adau1701Driver::applyMixer/applyEq, NvsAudioProfileStore::saveProfile error
codes) to isolate the remaining NVS-side audio profile save failure.
- Si4684Driver::tuneFm gains an optional ANTCAP argument (default 0 = unchanged
auto-tune behavior) used during this session's front-end matching sweep.
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