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A .NET library for XBee wireless controllers
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ForceSample() does not cause SampleReceived event to fire #46

Open PaulHeitkemper opened 6 years ago

PaulHeitkemper commented 6 years ago

Is there a way to get the state of the digital input pins on startup? I tried manually setting IR to 1, to 100, changing the value of IC, but nothing works. node.ForceSamples() does not seem to have any effect.

What should I set up for periodic sampling? Sorry, I guess this inadvertently became two questions.

jefffhaynes commented 6 years ago

ForceSampleAsync should fire the SampleReceived event and you can use SetSampleRateAsync to set the sample rate. I can't think offhand of any way to synchronously read the pin values.

PaulHeitkemper commented 6 years ago

Then perhaps we should treat this incident as "ForceSamples() does not cause samples received event to fire.

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ForceSampleAsync should fire the SampleReceived event and you can use SetSampleRateAsync to set the sample rate. I can't think offhand of any way to synchronously read the pin values.

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jefffhaynes commented 6 years ago

Hm, ok I’ll take a look

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Then perhaps we should treat this incident as "ForceSamples() does not cause samples received event to fire. X

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ForceSampleAsync should fire the SampleReceived event and you can use SetSampleRateAsync to set the sample rate. I can't think offhand of any way to synchronously read the pin values.

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PaulHeitkemper commented 6 years ago

Title changed to better reflect problem description.

jefffhaynes commented 6 years ago

Do you know if you were trying this with an end device or a coordinator? I have a S2C here that I can't get to send a sample locally, even with the X-CTU...

PaulHeitkemper commented 6 years ago

The local device was a XBee PRO 900HP 200K set as Standard Router (CE=0). The remote device I was trying to send the ForceSample() command to was the same type device set as Non-Routing Module (CE=2)