refactor: remove legacy battery reporting toggle path
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@@ -86,8 +86,6 @@ Legacy dotted aliases are also accepted:
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### Board Battery Reporting
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- `get battery.reporting`: shows whether board battery reporting is enabled. Support is board-dependent.
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- `set battery.reporting on|off`: enables or disables battery voltage reporting on supported boards. This is currently useful for Heltec V3 boards where USB-only power can produce misleading battery readings. If your board needs this too, open an issue and support can be added board-by-board.
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- On repeater MQTT builds, background battery sampling used for MQTT/status history is rate-limited to about once per minute. Explicit status and telemetry requests still refresh the reading immediately.
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### T-Beam 1W Fan Control
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@@ -165,6 +165,30 @@ Notes:
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- the refresh buttons load the current value from the repeater
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- the save buttons send the matching CLI command immediately
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## Ghost Node Mode
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Ghost Node Mode is a convenience control on `/app` for a repeater that should stay on Wi-Fi and MQTT, but should not actively behave like another nearby repeater.
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Typical use case:
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- an indoor or colocated MQTT observer where another repeater nearby is already doing the RF relay work
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- a node you want feeding MQTT, web status, and troubleshooting data without also adding extra repeat traffic or adverts
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When enabled, Ghost Node Mode:
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- turns `repeat` off
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- sets `advert.interval` to `0`
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- sets `flood.advert.interval` to `0`
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- leaves the local web panel and MQTT features running
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When disabled, the panel restores the prior repeat and advert settings if it still knows them from the current browser session. If not, it falls back to:
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- `repeat on`
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- `advert.interval 60`
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- `flood.advert.interval 12`
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This mode is useful when you want the device to observe and publish, not to act as an additional RF repeater. It does not create a separate firmware role; it is just a grouped web-panel shortcut for those existing settings.
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## MQTT Settings
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This section includes:
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