Closed aknoerig closed 10 years ago
Also no luck on an Arduino Uno (and Mega) with an Adafruit CC3000 shield. Here, it hangs even before it connects to skynet. All CC3000 library examples work fine.
Since these problems are all very weird, I'm suspecting a memory issue somewhere in the code. Which exact setup did you use to test it? I'm using current board versions, Arduino 1.5.7, Firmata master, Sparkfun CC3000 master, and your PubSubClient fork.
Ill be back in town wednesday with access to hardware to look at this
On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 9:57 AM, aknoerig notifications@github.com wrote:
Also no luck on an Arduino Uno (and Mega) with an Adafruit CC3000 shield. Here, it hangs even before it connects to skynet. All CC3000 library examples work fine.
Since these problems are all very weird, I'm suspecting a memory issue somewhere in the code. Which exact setup did you use to test it? I'm using current board versions, Arduino 1.5.7, Firmata master, Sparkfun CC3000 master, and your PubSubClient fork.
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I can't confirm this issue. Working on my uno with official ethernet shield.
Are you using the same software stack as well?
Ive previously tested Arduino 1.5 and 1.0 with no changes to firmata on either.
I just used Uno, current master, my pubsub fork, and Arduino 1.5
Mega is untested
On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 1:28 PM, aknoerig notifications@github.com wrote:
Are you using the same software stack as well?
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Thanks, I'll give that another try.
Please see our updated Ethernet MQTT sketch if you are still having issues.
I have installed
skynetim_mqtt_eth_StandardFirmata
as described, and am usingoctoblu/serial/examples/firmata/SkynetSerial
(changed to LED on pin 9) for sending messages to it.The communication works fine but for some reason the LED will not light up. I have traced it down to
digitalWriteCallback
and also triedanalogWriteCallback
, and can see that pin number, value, etc. are interpreted correctly. Also electronically everything is fine.Could anyone test this to confirm?