Open Jules-TS opened 3 hours ago
Hi ! Based from the logs I see that indeed the arduino is extremely to close. I see you have some encoders linked, those can "spam" the usb and make it unresponsive. Can you check that all encoders works as expected and try to disable them ?
Hi ! Based from the logs I see that indeed the arduino is extremely to close. I see you have some encoders linked, those can "spam" the usb and make it unresponsive. Can you check that all encoders works as expected and try to disable them ?
The rotaries works well. I deleted the rotaries from the sketch, and uploaded to the pro micro, and disconnected the rotaries from the pro micro. But the freeze is still happens.
Thanks, Gyula
Could you try to unplug them one by one to locate which one is causing the hang ? That would allow to focus on the one making it hang.
Could you try to unplug them one by one to locate which one is causing the hang ? That would allow to focus on the one making it hang.
Unfortunately, it was not possible to determine which freezes it. because they are on the same hub and I unplug any of them, they all restart.
They all restart ? That should not happen, the hub could be the culprit then. Have you tried to skip it as recommended in the usb issues guide ? https://github.com/SHWotever/SimHub/wiki/USB-Issues-Troubleshooting
They all restart ? That should not happen, the hub could be the culprit then. Have you tried to skip it as recommended in the usb issues guide ? https://github.com/SHWotever/SimHub/wiki/USB-Issues-Troubleshooting
I will try to find the error based on that.
Describe the bug When I switch to an other game, or exit from Simhub, the Simhub freeze for a few minutes. I can break the freeze by disconnecting the arduinos. I think the problem is with the serial display, but I don't use Vocore anymore.
Simhub version 9.4.11
Third party plugins Third party plugins disabled.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Not to freeze.
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Log files SimHub.txt
Additional context I can break the freeze by disconnecting the arduinos. I think the problem is with the serial display, but I don't use Vocore anymore.
I have 3 arduino uno (5x 7segments, a 20x4 LCD, an 8x8 matrix, 128x Led, 2x wind, a tacho) and a pro micro (64x Led, 4x rotary, 20x button). https://4utem.blogspot.com/2024/07/dashboard-v40.html