Closed dothebart closed 7 years ago
@dothebart You did so good catching up our new features. The debug serial enabling method has been changed recently, and I haven't managed to schedule my time to sync the docs yet. I will try to arrange my time to update the docs tonight. In short, you can enable the debugging serial via the wio-cli tool after put the Wio device into setup mode, more detail please wait my howto. Sorry for the inconvenience --!
Hi @dothebart , please check the new howto https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/Wio_Link/wiki/Advanced%20User%20Guide#4-debug-console
Is there a smart way to configure the wio shell from the state of the mobile client? It seems I failed to remember the passvoid..
I'm still fiddling to find a smart usecase combining the wios with ArangoDB, i.e. graphs https://github.com/arangodb/example-datasets#debian-dependency-graph since I like both a lot ;-)
Hi @dothebart you can try to retrieve your password here http://www.seeedstudio.com/find_psw.html . and here's a little intro to the user systems http://seeed-studio.github.io/Wio_Link/#user-management-apis
I noticed your active contributions to the ArangoDB, it's armed with pretty new concept! I want to have a closer investigation after I clean my messy backlogs a little bit 😂
Will close this, feel free to reopen it if any further question.
I've tried to follow this howto: https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/Wio_Link/wiki/Advanced-User-Guide#4-debug-console
with my Wio Link. I can see the startup messages via the USB interface, and as stated in the howto it stops talking after the reboot. I've attached a serial usb converter to the UART1 as stated later on in the howto.
I saw the same boot prompt on that as on UART0 via the onboard USB serial interface - so it seems to be working.
Now I've changed
node_main/user_config.h
like that: +#define ENABLE_DEBUG_ON_UART1 1The only ready made example which I found in the source seems to be the sound example that has:
if ENABLE_DEBUG_ON_UART1
http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/images/product/Grove%20Speaker_01.jpg
So I've hooked up the speaker to the middle port next to the serial connector, re-flashed and was hoping to see 'interval' printed on the serial console - nothing happened.
Whats wrong?