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fix: Resolve I2C communication, USB stability, and sensor state issues - #3606

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Fixes #3605

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This PR overhauls the I2C communication pipeline and sensor state management to fix critical UI freezes, USB disconnections, and data corruption.

Previously, the legacy PSLab V6 board's slower USB bridge masked underlying race conditions. With the migration to the (PSLab Mini), its faster native USB exposed missing sensor conversion delays, excessive USB traffic, and UTF-8 encoding issues.

This PR addresses these issues with a more reliable communication architecture that improves stability across both PSLab Mini (Pico) and PSLab V6.

1. Firmware Fixes (PSLab Mini)

  • Fixed SCPI Parameter Order: Corrected scpi_cmd_bus_i2c_transact_q to read read_len (UInt32) first, followed by data (ArbitraryBlock), adhering to the SCPI protocol structure.
  • Graceful I2C Error Handling: Replaced fatal SCPI execution errors with safe 0 bytes responses when sensors are busy, allowing the Dart application to handle retries gracefully.
  • Cleaned Up USB Responses: Removed the unnecessary SCPI_ResultUInt32 response from standard I2C write commands. Write operations are now silent, preventing leftover bytes from corrupting subsequent sensor reads.
  • Flash the latest build CI

2. App-Side Communication

  • Fixed Raw Byte Corruption: Replaced String-based data conversion with Uint8List in Dart and Vec<u8> in Rust for I2C data blocks using _buildScpiBlockBytes. This preserves raw binary data, including bytes such as 0xFF, without UTF-8 encoding corruption.
  • Added Safe Asynchronous Polling: Implemented non-blocking retry logic (while (attempts < 5)) in readBulk(), allowing the application to wait for physical sensor conversions without freezing the Flutter UI.

3. Sensor Provider Optimization

Standardized sensor state management across all hardware providers:

BMP180, VL53L0X, TSL2561, SHT21, MPU925X, APDS9960, CCS811, HMC5883L, ADS1115, and MAX30102.

Sensor Stability

  • The Guard (_isFetching): Prevents overlapping requests from Timer.periodic when hardware is busy, reducing unnecessary USB traffic and preventing UI freezes.
  • The Lock (_isDisposed): Prevents asynchronous operations from calling notifyListeners() after a screen has been disposed, fixing "Used after being disposed" crashes.
  • The Shield (Graceful Error Handling): Wraps sensor operations in try/catch blocks. Sensor glitches and incomplete I2C reads are logged and skipped without crashing the application or interrupting continuous data collection.

Therfore delivers a more robust and responsive I2C communication pipeline, improving USB reliability, asynchronous sensor handling, and continuous data collection across both PSLab Mini and PSLab V6.

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  • No hard coding: I have used values from constants.dart or localization files instead of hard-coded values.
  • No end of file edits: No modifications done at end of resource files.
  • Code reformatting: I have formatted the code using dart format or the IDE formatter.
  • Code analysis: My code passes checks run in flutter analyze and tests run in flutter test.

Summary by Sourcery

Improve cross-platform sensor communication and collection stability across PSLab hardware.

Bug Fixes:

  • Fix I2C communication reliability by preserving binary payloads, correcting SCPI transaction handling, retrying incomplete sensor reads, and preventing stale USB responses from corrupting data.
  • Prevent sensor collection crashes and UI lifecycle errors by avoiding overlapping reads, handling transient frames gracefully, and suppressing notifications after providers are disposed.
  • Improve MAX30102 heart-rate and SpO2 calculation and sampling behavior for more stable readings.

Enhancements:

  • Standardize asynchronous polling, error handling, and provider state management across supported sensors.
  • Add raw byte SCPI send and query support across the Dart–Rust communication bridge.

Chores:

  • Regenerate Flutter–Rust bridge bindings for the updated communication API.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added support for sending raw SCPI commands and querying binary responses for instrument communication.
    • Updated MAX30102 readings to use recent samples for pulse and oxygen estimates, with improved handling of absent fingers and saturated readings.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved sensor collection reliability by preventing overlapping reads and stopping updates after a sensor is disposed.
    • Expected dropped frames are now distinguished from other sensor errors.

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The PR replaces string-based SCPI/I2C exchange with binary-safe transport and retry-aware framing, while standardizing guarded asynchronous sensor polling and disposal handling across providers; MAX30102 additionally receives a new timestamped sampling and BPM/SpO2 calculation pipeline.

Sequence diagram for binary-safe I2C sensor reads

sequenceDiagram
    participant SensorProvider
    participant I2C
    participant PacketHandler
    participant RustTransport
    participant Board

    SensorProvider->>I2C: getRawData()
    I2C->>PacketHandler: queryScpiBinaryRawCmd(blockCmd)
    PacketHandler->>RustTransport: query_scpi_binary_raw_rust(command, timeoutMs)
    RustTransport->>Board: send_scpi_raw_rust(command)
    Board-->>RustTransport: binary SCPI frame
    RustTransport-->>PacketHandler: raw bytes
    PacketHandler-->>I2C: Uint8List
    alt [incomplete conversion response]
        I2C->>I2C: queryScpiBinaryRawCmd(blockCmd)
    end
    I2C-->>SensorProvider: sensor bytes
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Sequence diagram for guarded asynchronous sensor polling

sequenceDiagram
    participant Timer
    participant SensorProvider
    participant Sensor
    participant UI

    Timer->>SensorProvider: _fetchSensorData()
    alt [_isFetching or _isDisposed]
        SensorProvider-->>Timer: skip tick
    else [poll allowed]
        SensorProvider->>Sensor: getRawData()
        alt [sensor read succeeds]
            Sensor-->>SensorProvider: sensor data
            SensorProvider->>UI: notifyListeners()
        else [Expected frame error]
            Sensor-->>SensorProvider: error
            SensorProvider-->>Timer: skip frame gracefully
        end
        SensorProvider->>SensorProvider: _isFetching = false
    end
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Reworked SCPI/I2C transport to preserve binary payloads and tolerate sensor conversion timing.
  • Added raw byte send/query paths through Dart, Flutter Rust Bridge, and Rust.
  • Built SCPI blocks as Uint8List/Vec instead of UTF-8 strings.
  • Corrected I2C transaction framing, inserted write/read delays, and retried incomplete reads.
  • Changed binary response parsing to return empty data on timeout or incomplete frames.
lib/communication/packet_handler.dart
lib/communication/peripherals/i2c.dart
lib/src/rust/api/simple.dart
lib/src/rust/frb_generated.dart
rust/src/api/simple.rs
rust/src/frb_generated.rs
Standardized asynchronous sensor collection safeguards across providers.
  • Added in-flight fetch guards to prevent overlapping Timer.periodic operations and excess USB traffic.
  • Added disposed-state checks around asynchronous work and listener notifications.
  • Converted sensor read failures and incomplete frames into logged, skipped collection ticks instead of stopping or crashing acquisition.
  • Applied the lifecycle and polling pattern across the listed environmental, motion, light, distance, and ADC providers.
lib/providers/ads1115_provider.dart
lib/providers/apds9960_provider.dart
lib/providers/bmp180_provider.dart
lib/providers/ccs811_provider.dart
lib/providers/hmc5883l_provider.dart
lib/providers/max30102_provider.dart
lib/providers/mlx90614_provider.dart
lib/providers/mpu6050_state_provider.dart
lib/providers/mpu925x_provider.dart
lib/providers/sht21_provider.dart
lib/providers/tsl2561_provider.dart
lib/providers/vl53l0x_provider.dart
Reworked MAX30102 sampling and vital-sign calculations for continuous asynchronous acquisition.
  • Changed sampling to a fixed internal 40 ms timer with fetch serialization.
  • Tracked real sample timestamps and used a rolling window for SpO2 and BPM calculations.
  • Added finger-detection reset behavior, smoothing, peak detection, bounded metrics, and lifecycle-safe notifications.
lib/providers/max30102_provider.dart

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The change adds raw-byte SCPI operations and uses them for I²C binary-block transfers. Sensor providers update polling and disposal handling. The MAX30102 provider changes its sampling interval, sample tracking, and BPM and SpO₂ calculations.

Changes

Raw SCPI and I²C transfers

Layer / File(s) Summary
Raw-byte SCPI API and bindings
lib/communication/packet_handler.dart, lib/src/rust/api/simple.dart, lib/src/rust/frb_generated.dart, rust/src/api/simple.rs, rust/src/frb_generated.rs
Raw-byte SCPI send and query methods are added across Dart and Rust. The existing Rust binary query no longer clears input buffers or waits 50 ms before sending.
I²C binary block reads and writes
lib/communication/peripherals/i2c.dart
The block builder returns bytes. Bulk reads use raw-byte queries and retry on response-length mismatch. Bulk writes use the raw-command API.

Sensor collection and calculation updates

Layer / File(s) Summary
Sensor polling and disposal guards
lib/providers/ads1115_provider.dart, lib/providers/apds9960_provider.dart, lib/providers/bmp180_provider.dart, lib/providers/ccs811_provider.dart, lib/providers/hmc5883l_provider.dart, lib/providers/mlx90614_provider.dart, lib/providers/mpu6050_state_provider.dart, lib/providers/mpu925x_provider.dart, lib/providers/sht21_provider.dart, lib/providers/tsl2561_provider.dart, lib/providers/vl53l0x_provider.dart
Providers skip timer work while a sensor read is active. Changed providers also guard reads or notifications after disposal. Errors containing "Expected" are logged as dropped frames.
MAX30102 sampling and metric calculation
lib/providers/max30102_provider.dart
The provider polls every 40 ms, timestamps samples, skips saturated readings, resets data below the finger threshold, and calculates smoothed BPM and SpO₂ from recent samples.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant I2CPeripheral
  participant PacketHandler
  participant RustLibApiImpl
  participant query_scpi_binary_raw_rust
  participant send_scpi_raw_rust
  I2CPeripheral->>PacketHandler: queryScpiBinaryRawCmd(command, timeoutMs)
  PacketHandler->>RustLibApiImpl: forward command and timeout
  RustLibApiImpl->>query_scpi_binary_raw_rust: invoke raw binary query
  query_scpi_binary_raw_rust->>send_scpi_raw_rust: send raw command
  send_scpi_raw_rust-->>query_scpi_binary_raw_rust: write command bytes
  query_scpi_binary_raw_rust-->>RustLibApiImpl: return response bytes
  RustLibApiImpl-->>PacketHandler: decode response bytes
  PacketHandler-->>I2CPeripheral: return Uint8List
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7fefa

Sensor readings can be stale, incomplete, or unreliable, and collection can overlap or continue unexpectedly. Resolve these issues before merging unless their impact is explicitly accepted.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7fefa

Raw-byte transfers and polling guards improve data handling, but removing stale-input cleanup weakens response isolation. The changed command format also needs compatible firmware during upgrades and rollback. The inspected paths retain existing device authority; no new attacker-accessible entrypoint was established.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · inferred: The PR removes pending-input clearing and introduces retries without equivalent response ownership or stale-frame recovery. After a delayed response or timeout, a subsequent query can accept an older complete block; the requested-length check cannot distinguish it when lengths match. Transaction-wide serialization was already absent, but removing cleanup weakens failure containment between sensor consumers sharing the transport.
  • Medium · architecture · inferred: The app changes BUS:I2C:TRAN? from block-first to read-length-first ordering, while connection selection recognizes the Mini/Pico board family without enforcing protocol compatibility. Compatibility with existing firmware and app/firmware rollback combinations is unresolved. This is a rollout-contract risk, not a demonstrated firmware defect; the legacy binary-board path does not use the changed command.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The inspected failure scope includes sensor consumers sharing the process-global active USB or serial transport and its I2C bus. Raw commands retain existing device-write authority; the inspected callers construct commands internally rather than exposing a demonstrated new remote command source.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Board-type routing selects the SCPI branch, raw-byte construction preserves binary values, and response parsing checks frame completeness. These are routing and framing controls, not authorization or response-identity controls; they cannot distinguish a stale same-length frame from the current response.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Native USB/serial write failures remain ignored at both base and head, and SCPI bulk writes already returned without a device acknowledgement before this PR. These existing completion limitations are not treated as newly introduced concerns.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Give complete SCPI transactions a transport-wide owner spanning address selection, query, and retries. Use connection-generation checks and an explicit stale-frame recovery policy, and return a failure instead of a mismatched final payload.
  • proposed — Negotiate the required I2C protocol capability or enforce a compatible firmware version before using revised commands, and define supported app/firmware upgrade and rollback pairs.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the main changes: I2C communication fixes, USB stability improvements, and sensor state handling updates.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The PR meets the coding objective in issue [#3605]. I2C.readBulk sends raw binary commands with the byte count and register address, retries up to five times, and accepts a response with the request…
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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="rust/src/api/simple.rs" line_range="761-798" />
<code_context>
-    #[cfg(any(target_os = "windows", target_os = "linux", target_os = "macos"))]
-    if let Some(port) = SERIAL_PORT.lock().unwrap().as_mut() {
-        let _ = port.clear(serialport::ClearBuffer::Input);
+    send_scpi_rust(command);
+
+    let mut raw_buffer = Vec::new();
+    let start_time = std::time::Instant::now();
+    let timeout = std::time::Duration::from_millis(timeout_ms as u64);
+
+    while start_time.elapsed() < timeout {
+        let chunk = read_data(2048, 10);
+
+        if !chunk.is_empty() {
+            raw_buffer.extend_from_slice(&chunk);
+            if let Some(hash_idx) = raw_buffer.iter().position(|&x| x == b'#') {
+                if hash_idx > 0 {
+                    raw_buffer.drain(0..hash_idx);
+                }
+
+                if raw_buffer.len() > 2 {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (broader_impact):** The query functions no longer clear the device receive buffer before sending a command, so a complete binary response left by an earlier command can be parsed and returned as the response to the current command. This associates stale sensor data with the wrong I2C transaction.

**Triggers:** When a previous response remains in the serial or Android receive buffer, including after a timeout or interleaved request.

**Suggested fix:** Restore buffer clearing only where safe, or use a serialized request/response transaction layer that drains and validates responses for each command.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 2
<location path="lib/communication/peripherals/i2c.dart" line_range="162-164" />
<code_context>
       int deviceAddress, int registerAddress, int bytesToRead) async {
     if (PacketHandler.boardType == BoardType.scpi) {
       await packetHandler.sendScpi("BUS:I2C:CONF:ADDR $deviceAddress");
-      String blockCmd = "${_buildScpiBlock("BUS:I2C:TRAN?", [
-            registerAddress
-          ])}, $bytesToRead";
+      await Future.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 2));
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The raw I2C query performs its write and response read as separate operations without holding a communication-wide lock. Timer callbacks from different sensor providers can interleave `send_scpi_raw_rust` and reads, causing one sensor to consume another sensor's binary response and producing corrupted or mismatched readings.

**Triggers:** When two sensor providers poll concurrently on the same board, which is the normal configuration for multiple active sensors.

**Suggested fix:** Serialize the complete SCPI write/read exchange in Rust or in a shared PacketHandler request queue, rather than locking individual USB/serial operations.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 3
<location path="lib/providers/bmp180_provider.dart" line_range="95-100" />
<code_context>

     _dataTimer =
         Timer.periodic(Duration(milliseconds: _timegapMs), (timer) async {
+      if (_isFetching) return;
+      _isFetching = true;
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The BMP180 timer callback now performs an asynchronous fetch guarded only by `_isFetching`, but this provider has no `_isDisposed` guard and its asynchronous operation can still reach `_fetchSensorData` and `notifyListeners()` after `dispose()`. The other providers add the disposal lock, so BMP180 remains exposed to the disposed-provider crash this change claims to fix.

**Triggers:** When the BMP180 screen is disposed while an I2C fetch is awaiting completion.

**Suggested fix:** Add `_isDisposed`, check it before and after the awaited sensor operation and before every notification, and set it before cancelling the timer in `dispose()`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 4
<location path="lib/providers/max30102_provider.dart" line_range="134-136" />
<code_context>
+    int nowMs = DateTime.now().millisecondsSinceEpoch;
+    double currentTimeSec = (nowMs - _startTimeMs) / 1000.0;
+
+    if (_irValue < fingerThreshold) {
+      _calculatedBPM = 0;
+      _calculatedSpO2 = 0;
+      _beatAvg = 0;
+      _spo2Avg = 0;
+      _sampleTimestampsMs.clear();
+      redData.clear();
+      irData.clear();
+      if (!_isDisposed) notifyListeners();
+      return;
+    }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** When no finger is detected, `_fetchData` clears `redData` and `irData` but leaves `bpmData` and `spo2Data` populated. The displayed metric charts therefore retain stale readings while the raw charts are reset, and the old metric history can later be paired with newly collected samples.

**Triggers:** When the sensor briefly loses contact with a finger during continuous collection.

**Suggested fix:** Clear `bpmData` and `spo2Data` and reset `_currentStep` or otherwise explicitly preserve and label the metric history when clearing the raw window.

```suggestion
      _sampleTimestampsMs.clear();
      redData.clear();
      irData.clear();
      bpmData.clear();
      spo2Data.clear();
      _currentStep = 0;
```
</issue_to_address>

Sourcery assessment

Needs a human reviewer. 4 findings to address first, and the raw SCPI/I2C framing and generated FFI dispatch changes can send malformed or misrouted commands to connected hardware, while the sensor-provider changes can silently produce incorrect readings or collection behavior. Reverting restores the previous software behavior, but any device configuration or register writes already issued may need to be corrected or reinitialized separately.

Blocking findings: rust/src/api/simple.rs:798, lib/communication/peripherals/i2c.dart:164, lib/providers/bmp180_provider.dart:100, lib/providers/max30102_provider.dart:136


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Inline comments:
Review comments at @lib/communication/peripherals/i2c.dart:
- Around line 187-188: Update the retry flow in readBulk so that after all five
responses have the wrong length, it throws an error containing the expected and
actual lengths instead of returning the last incomplete response; preserve the
existing behavior for a correctly sized response.
- Around line 180-181: Update the I2C transaction flow around
packetHandler.queryScpiBinaryRawCmd to serialize address configuration, command
transmission, and the complete response read under the shared connection lock,
preventing concurrent polls from interfering with the transaction.

Review comments at @lib/providers/apds9960_provider.dart:
- Line 119: Update the collection restart and sensor-read flows in
lib/providers/apds9960_provider.dart (119-119),
lib/providers/ads1115_provider.dart (140-140),
lib/providers/bmp180_provider.dart (91-91), lib/providers/ccs811_provider.dart
(87-87), lib/providers/hmc5883l_provider.dart (91-91),
lib/providers/mlx90614_provider.dart (87-87),
lib/providers/mpu6050_state_provider.dart (100-100),
lib/providers/mpu925x_provider.dart (109-109), lib/providers/sht21_provider.dart
(110-110), lib/providers/tsl2561_provider.dart (91-91), and
lib/providers/vl53l0x_provider.dart (75-75): do not clear the in-flight read
lock when restarting collection, and reject results from reads belonging to an
earlier session. Keep each lock held through the full sensor I/O sequence,
including both sensor calls in mpu925x_provider.dart and the humidity, delay,
and temperature sequence in sht21_provider.dart.

Review comments at @lib/providers/hmc5883l_provider.dart:
- Line 149: Update the fetch error handling around the rethrow in the HMC5883L
provider so persistent non-frame failures stop collection or trigger a bounded
recovery policy, while dropped-frame failures continue polling. Ensure the timer
catch does not leave the provider running and retrying indefinitely for other
failures.

Review comments at @lib/providers/max30102_provider.dart:
- Around line 162-165: Update the non-looping stop behavior in the polling flow
around `_currentStep`: if the run should stop after a fixed number of elapsed
polls, increment the counter before the saturated-reading and no-finger early
returns so those polls count toward `numberOfReadings`. Preserve the existing
behavior for looping runs.
- Around line 171-173: Update _calculateSpO2AndWindowBPM to select its analysis
window by elapsed time using _sampleTimestampsMs, targeting about 3–5 seconds
instead of capping at 30 samples. Remove the unconditional BPM-doubling loop, or
apply doubling only after a validated harmonic check.

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  • lib/communication/packet_handler.dart
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  • lib/providers/ads1115_provider.dart
  • lib/providers/apds9960_provider.dart
  • lib/providers/bmp180_provider.dart
  • lib/providers/ccs811_provider.dart
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logger.e('Error in _fetchSensorData: $e');
_stopDataCollection();
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Stop collection after persistent non-frame failures.

The fetch catch now rethrows instead of stopping collection. The timer catch logs the error but keeps the timer running. If the sensor disconnects or getRaw() fails persistently, the provider remains isRunning and retries on every tick without producing readings. Retain continued polling for dropped frames, but stop collection or apply a bounded recovery policy for other failures.

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Update the fetch error handling around the rethrow in the HMC5883L provider so
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Offload the raw USB write before using it in I2C.writeBulk.

sendScpiRawRust is a synchronous bridge call. On Android, it reaches write_data, which can wait up to 500 ms in write_bulk. This can block the Flutter main isolate.

The base version had the same synchronous write through PacketHandler.sendScpi, so this PR does not introduce or materially worsen the stall. If this path must avoid UI stalls, use an asynchronous binding and await it through the Dart wrappers and I2C.writeBulk.

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-#[frb(sync)]
-pub fn send_scpi_raw_rust(mut command: Vec<u8>) {
+pub async fn send_scpi_raw_rust(mut command: Vec<u8>) {
     command.push(b'\r');
     command.push(b'\n');
     write_data(command);
 }
-  void sendScpiRawCmd(Uint8List command) {
-    rust_api.sendScpiRawRust(command: command);
+  Future<void> sendScpiRawCmd(Uint8List command) async {
+    await rust_api.sendScpiRawRust(command: command);
   }
-      packetHandler.sendScpiRawCmd(blockCmd);
+      await packetHandler.sendScpiRawCmd(blockCmd);

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Update send_scpi_raw_rust to use an asynchronous binding so its USB write does
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Successfully tested with Raspberry Pi Pico and latest firmware from fossasia/pslab-mini-firmware#218.

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@marcnause Done

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marcnause merged commit f3c7503 into fossasia:main Oct 3, 2026
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