Closed mattb1969 closed 3 years ago
Hi Matthew Bennett WDTZero code shutdown the MKR1010 after 32 Second, I am looking to restart the MKR1010, what kind of changes we need to implement this code? To restart the MKR1010.
Hi Sprasadkrish,
I’ve raised the above issue as a suggestion for a future improvement, I’m not a developer associated with this repository’s so the only advice I can offer is that if you take a good look at the examples you should be able to work it out.
Thank you for your immediate response , I will try as per your suggestion .
Thanks & Regards Prasad
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Hi Sprasadkrish,
I’ve raised the above issue as a suggestion for a future improvement, I’m not a developer associated with this repository’s so the only advice I can offer is that if you take a good look at the examples you should be able to work it out.
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Hi Matthew Bennett WDTZero code shutdown the MKR1010 after 32 Second, I am looking to restart the MKR1010, what kind of changes we need to implement this code? To restart the MKR1010.
WDT does not shut down the processor, it gives it a hard reset, so it will restart (if your external processor conditions are ok)
Hi, For the project I am working on I have implemented functionality to turn the watchdog on and off. At the moment I have done it by simply calling setup with a valid time range and with zero, which is ok, but I wonder if it may be possible to implement something that sets up the watchdog, starts it and stops it? In this way, when I need to watchdog running, it can be started and stopped when no longer needed. You maybe ask why I don’t have it running continuously, because I am trying to ensure minimum power consumption during sleep. The watchdog uses another clock, which I think is not the same clock as the RTC code and therefore consumes more power. Although please understand that I am not an expert when it comes to the clocks and their setup.
I think its implemented with the call code WDT_OFF
Hi, For the project I am working on I have implemented functionality to turn the watchdog on and off. At the moment I have done it by simply calling setup with a valid time range and with zero, which is ok, but I wonder if it may be possible to implement something that sets up the watchdog, starts it and stops it? In this way, when I need to watchdog running, it can be started and stopped when no longer needed.
You maybe ask why I don’t have it running continuously, because I am trying to ensure minimum power consumption during sleep. The watchdog uses another clock, which I think is not the same clock as the RTC code and therefore consumes more power. Although please understand that I am not an expert when it comes to the clocks and their setup.