in Line 180 of ant.py we missed a underline
Instead of: and message.data[1] == 0x01
we should have: and message._data[1] == 0x01
:) that one of the simple things.
The other is.
I tested now a bit more with Open Scan mode and and it screws up regulary with Assertion Error.
I troubleshooted it down and realized that datas in Buffer screwed up.
The reason for screwing up are in '"# Send messages in queue, on indicated time slot", starting from line 200 in ant.py.
Finally in OpenRX Mode will be no (and never) a response to any Message, as Open Rx will only silend listen.
If I mask all the lines out (200-219) it works perfeclty.
So we need somthing like:
Line 201: if message._id == Message.ID.BROADCAST_DATA and OpenRxMode != True:
Right now I'm unsure how to integrate this.
Is there any simple idea? Sure there is! :) I'm not finding it right now.
2 things here:
in Line 180 of ant.py we missed a underline Instead of: and message.data[1] == 0x01
we should have: and message._data[1] == 0x01
:) that one of the simple things.
The other is. I tested now a bit more with Open Scan mode and and it screws up regulary with Assertion Error. I troubleshooted it down and realized that datas in Buffer screwed up. The reason for screwing up are in '"# Send messages in queue, on indicated time slot", starting from line 200 in ant.py. Finally in OpenRX Mode will be no (and never) a response to any Message, as Open Rx will only silend listen.
If I mask all the lines out (200-219) it works perfeclty. So we need somthing like: Line 201: if message._id == Message.ID.BROADCAST_DATA and OpenRxMode != True:
Right now I'm unsure how to integrate this. Is there any simple idea? Sure there is! :) I'm not finding it right now.
Thanks for watching over this