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This is needed when switching from one receive mode to another.
missed a few instances when moving from BPSK to BFSK
This implements a master controller (m4ster) that will - when started by a host PC connected via USB(serial) - manage association to up to 10 rad1o devices in "dp4d" (client) mode. Free controller slots are announced. dp4ds claim a free slot and send controller data (continuous X/Y coordinates, button presses) to the m4ster, as well as a randomly chosen ID (randomness is sampled from RF noise).
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a minor new feature for rflib, and a new example with potential practical use: the "dp4d", a way to use 1-10 rad1os as remote control devices. 1 rad1o must be in "m4ster" mode and will manage devices and forward controller data to a host PC connected via USB-CDC (serial).