I haven't used that interface so I don't know...
Moving the led call was just to see if only the last
conversion was happening, which apparently it isn't...
See if you can find an example in the existing code.
Start with a single channel. Perhaps there is an init()
or start() that needs to be
Michael Schippling ha scritto:
I haven't used that interface so I don't know...
Moving the led call was just to see if only the last
conversion was happening, which apparently it isn't...
Ah ok... don't worry.
See if you can find an example in the existing code.
Start with a single channel.
Good evening.
I'm Francesco Ficarola, an italian student (so sorry for my bad
english) of the Computer Engeneering (II level degree) in La
Sapienza University. I download MDA300CA driver by
tinyos-2.x-contrib/uoit/mda300ca because I must do a thesis about
this platform. My hardware is MIB520, Iris
I'm not certain that read() is queue-able. You may need to
start a subsequent read() from the readDone() of the previous.
First try putting your led1 toggle in Sensor_7 done, because
(if they are not queueing) that one is probably the one that
actually executes. Also try doing just one read() and
Michael Schippling ha scritto:
I'm not certain that read() is queue-able. You may need to
start a subsequent read() from the readDone() of the previous.
First try putting your led1 toggle in Sensor_7 done, because
(if they are not queueing) that one is probably the one that
actually executes.
Michael Schippling ha scritto:
ps...your English is infinitely better than my Italian...
Ops, I had not noticed it, hehe, thank you! :) But I want certainly
improve it as much as possible. ;)
Have a nice day,
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Francesco Ficarola francesco.ficarola_at_gmail_dot_com
Presidente LUG-PV
