atsamd10c14a standby seelp mode issue One more time. Can you debug your code step by step and see where exactly this reset happens. Since you can read out the reset reason, presumably some code runs normally, right?
Wednesday, 26 August 2015 - 20:02
atsamd10c14a standby seelp mode issue If this is a real cause, then your power supply has problems.
You have a lot of debugging information printed out. Can you identify the point at which reset happens?...
Communication between xbee pro 900 and Sim900 Quad bad That's not going to happen without an intermediate MCU that will talk to both GSM and Xbee parts. And virtually any MCU will work. You pick any modem you can find easily. SIM900...
FCC Certification Question (ATZB-S1-256-3-0-C) I've just talked to a colleague and he made a good point. This connector is actually a switch, so if you simply remove it, the RF path will be broken. You will have to put...
Friday, 21 August 2015 - 20:27
FCC Certification Question (ATZB-S1-256-3-0-C) Intuitively you understand that removing a connector is not a big deal, but what if this connector introduced some attenuation that allowed to pass FCC? What happens if you remove...
Friday, 21 August 2015 - 19:55
i2c help on samd21 Here is the code.
Basic usage (written straight into the forum, so errors are possible):
Quote:
uint8_t addr = 5;
uint8_t byte;
i2c_init();
i2c_write(&addr, 1);...
Friday, 21 August 2015 - 16:44
FCC Certification Question (ATZB-S1-256-3-0-C) Torby wrote:But the letter of the law is 4 thousand pages of impenetrable legal gobbledygook! And as practice shows, it is very open to interpretation.
Friday, 21 August 2015 - 16:22
Porting LwMEsh to Atmega1284p SPI signals are named this way so there is never a confusion between what "TX" and "RX" means :)
Friday, 21 August 2015 - 16:21
Porting LwMEsh to Atmega1284p This is a good sign that there is something wrong with the hardware.
You may try to lower SPI frequency, but I doubt it will change anything. Double check that non-SPI...
One more time. Can you debug your code step by step and see where exactly this reset happens. Since you can read out the reset reason, presumably some code runs normally, right?
If this is a real cause, then your power supply has problems. You have a lot of debugging information printed out. Can you identify the point at which reset happens?...
beshoyrsamy wrote:But really BitCloud PDS has serious problems. Absolutely. Feel free to complain to the support. Nobody listens to me, when I say that.
I'd just write directly into the variable. What's the point of making life harder for yourself?
That's not going to happen without an intermediate MCU that will talk to both GSM and Xbee parts. And virtually any MCU will work. You pick any modem you can find easily. SIM900...
Your questions makes zero sense. You should probably try to put more details. What kind of talking do you expect between them?
I've just talked to a colleague and he made a good point. This connector is actually a switch, so if you simply remove it, the RF path will be broken. You will have to put...
Intuitively you understand that removing a connector is not a big deal, but what if this connector introduced some attenuation that allowed to pass FCC? What happens if you remove...
Here is the code. Basic usage (written straight into the forum, so errors are possible): Quote: uint8_t addr = 5; uint8_t byte; i2c_init(); i2c_write(&addr, 1);...
Torby wrote:But the letter of the law is 4 thousand pages of impenetrable legal gobbledygook! And as practice shows, it is very open to interpretation.
SPI signals are named this way so there is never a confusion between what "TX" and "RX" means :)
This is a good sign that there is something wrong with the hardware. You may try to lower SPI frequency, but I doubt it will change anything. Double check that non-SPI...
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