You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Waiting on a logic analyser to arrive but after some/ random duration of poll(), the checkReset() is freezing/ causing the program to go in to indefinite loop until a hard reset is occurred.
Currently using an Arduino nano with anI2C LCD display.
My program consists of changing the DS2401 serial number, when I change a certain state.
I've currently created a new poll() function separate to the original where I've commented out the checkReset(), this has temporary sorted the issue but the 1-wire master does not always pick up the new serial number when the hub is attached again.
Do you have any suggestions for why the checkReset() is hanging?
Once I receive my logic analyser; I'm hoping it should give me an indication of what the Master is outputting.
I've tried to run the diagnosis but sadly since the nano clock is 16Mhz its not compatible, I haven't tried running the nano at 20Mhz yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Waiting on a logic analyser to arrive but after some/ random duration of poll(), the checkReset() is freezing/ causing the program to go in to indefinite loop until a hard reset is occurred.
Currently using an Arduino nano with anI2C LCD display.
My program consists of changing the DS2401 serial number, when I change a certain state.
I've currently created a new poll() function separate to the original where I've commented out the checkReset(), this has temporary sorted the issue but the 1-wire master does not always pick up the new serial number when the hub is attached again.
Do you have any suggestions for why the checkReset() is hanging?
Once I receive my logic analyser; I'm hoping it should give me an indication of what the Master is outputting.
I've tried to run the diagnosis but sadly since the nano clock is 16Mhz its not compatible, I haven't tried running the nano at 20Mhz yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: