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Hi George,
I think the way to calculate that is to connect a logic analyzer and check the serial input and response time (change AUX state).
The baud rate, SpeedAirDataRate, and also the LBT that is monitoring the ambient noise and can delay the sending of the message.
Bye RenzoHi jussiv,
if It does not work with a direct connection, the problem can be only the wiring with respect to the configuration. Try to check It again.
Bye RenzoHi Jussiv,
as a test, try to connect all at 5v, the device needs a big use to be damaged from 5v logic level.
Bye RenzoHi schewski,
for E220, there aren’t any onboard features. If you need something similar, my suggestion is to use E22.
But to implement It, you need to put inside the message the ADDL and ADDH and manage the repetition, but pay attention to be safe. The solution is to do a repeater with 2 E220, one that transmits one that receives.
Bye RenzoHi gspence,
It’s a good suggestion. Basically, I can do that by wrapping the get and set configuration.
I think about that.
Bye RenzoHi ilgiovaa,
It’s possible that there is some problem with the power supply during operation, and It generates a wrong status on the device.
Try to put a better power supply and retry.
Bye RenzoHi George,
sorry if I didn’t answer this topic, but to understand the problem better, I contacted EByte directly; I didn’t receive any satisfying information.
I think you can try to contact It to add pressure to the request.
Bye RenzoAhh! ok, sorry, now I understand.
I think the simplest thing to do is to flush the UART buffer, unfortunately, I put under private section the flush and cleanUARTBuffer.
But I can add this simple change in the next version.
Bye RenzoHi David,
The fastest way is to use Fritzing. Here is a short guide.
Bye RenzoHi George,
no not exist specified reset method.
To do something similar, I set the default configuration via the library to the device, or I use the EByte USB board and set the default config.
Bye RenzoHi Leonardo,
sorry for the late response.
I can’t understand what the problem is, can you check the browser console if there are some messages that can help?
Thanks RenzoHi Zygfryd,
sorry if I answer only now. Yes, if you set AUX, you get better optimization in terms of time, if you don’t set AUX, I use an arbitrary amount of time that covers the wide case with minimum time, but It can be possible that not all if you have an issue in a particular aspect I advise adding a delay to be sure of the sending.
Bye RenzoIf you have identified the pins you can follow these guide for the specified Microcontroller.
Raspberry Pi Pico and rp2040 boards: how to use SD card – 5
How to use SD card with stm32 and SdFat library
How to use SD card with esp32 – 2
How to use SD card with esp8266 and Arduino – 1
Bye Renzo
Hi pirrup,
all the boards that have 3.3v logic are ok. In my opinion, STM32 has superior quality and can be used with more efficiency, but not needed.To power emmc you can use a 3.3v pin of the microcontroller.
But I think there is a simplest solution like the USB adapter that can be used with software developed for windows and Linux.
Bye Renzo
