Closed tehn closed 10 years ago
Yes, it was fixed, and no, there haven't been explicit changes . main.c should a) receive and handle an ftdi connection event, and b) re-send the connection event after app launch. Both steps produce debug output so please look for that. I'll check it out when I can but don't have a grid controller with me.
----- Reply message ----- From: "brian crabtree" notifications@github.com To: "tehn/aleph" aleph@noreply.github.com Subject: [aleph] monome connect on power-up (#194) Date: Thu, Mar 27, 2014 7:08 AM
if a monome device is plugged in on power-up, you'll have to replug in order for detection to work.
i thought this was fixed at some point, but i'm not familiar with any changes that have been made recently involving this code.
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It seems like a good time to get familiar. I'm now no longer the last person to be touching monome.c anyways... There is lots of commenting and debug output in the relevant connection routines, which are protocol-specific. It would help to specify the protocol you're tying to use, whether you're testing master or dev (since there are new init steps for sdram heap, which I guess could affect timing) and of course as always the debug output is a great first step towards understanding.
----- Reply message ----- From: "brian crabtree" notifications@github.com To: "tehn/aleph" aleph@noreply.github.com Subject: [aleph] monome connect on power-up (#194) Date: Thu, Mar 27, 2014 7:08 AM
if a monome device is plugged in on power-up, you'll have to replug in order for detection to work.
i thought this was fixed at some point, but i'm not familiar with any changes that have been made recently involving this code.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/tehn/aleph/issues/194
only manifests in debug version. works fine in release.
if a monome device is plugged in on power-up, you'll have to replug in order for detection to work.
i thought this was fixed at some point, but i'm not familiar with any changes that have been made recently involving this code.