Open sebasrpalacio95 opened 6 months ago
Are you experiencing compilation failures or continuous crashes and restarts? If so, please try using this demo with IDF v5.1/v5.0/v4.4 for better compatibility.
No, compilation it's ok. What I mean is that I want to exclude everything related to the Python graphical environment in that example. All I want from that example (console_test) is to print the CSI data. I want to modify it to use the connect example to connect to my router and print CSI data, similar to the CSI_RECV_ROUTER example. However, in that example, I have 128 unfiltered data points, unlike the filtered data in console_test. Despite my attempts to modify it, I've been unable to get the data to appear in the serial terminal.
No need to modify the code you cloned. All you need to do is to feed commands to the chip through the terminal. Try to feed commands like:
BTW, don’t forget to modify the ssid and password in the command!
Hello, Thank you very much for your response! What you're saying is very interesting; it does work indeed. However, you see... with this same example and the Python user interface, I collected a dataset to which I applied a machine learning process with TensorFlow. I now have my model in .cc. The idea is to take the CSI data from this Console_Test example to input them into the tensor and obtain predictions. That's why I need to manipulate them.
Good day, I've been trying to set up the console_test example to extract only the CSI data and display it in the serial terminal since it's filtered unlike the other examples. I've really tried a lot, but haven't been able to succeed. Could you help me? Thank you very much.