Closed BungalowBill68 closed 1 year ago
Because every microcontroller handles inverted serial differently, if your microcontroller isn't listed, we start the bus with non-inverted serial. You probably need a serial inverter or some other access to the non-inverted SBUS data. Some receivers have hacks available to pull off the non-inverted data without needing to purchase a serial inverter.
I had a hardware inverter going into the SERCOM, but I ended up solving my software issue by going through a different library, which did accept a SERCOM port as an argument. I'm still not sure why this library didn't like it but It's fixed now thank you Brian.
I'm working on a project where I need to use a Sercom Serial port on a Feather M4 to decode and process a SBUS Stream. Passing the created Serial2 object into
bfs::SbusRx sbus_rx(&Serial2)
compiles, but does not function. I believe the issue is caused by the library expecting a hardware serial port, but the Sercom port being a different type, but I'm not sure how to approach this, and any help would be appreciated. My full code is below: sercom.txtThanks in advance,