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    EngIP
    oldcyberdude got a reaction from EngIP in Motion Detection Wildlife Camera   
    It took some time to get the camera in right spot and of course, match my "visitor's" schedule. One thing I have learned is that the flash in a small cameras isn't all that powerful and only lights a short range. Early on I got a long shot (very poor lighting) of a raccoon. Here is a much better shot of my visitor last night.
     

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    oldcyberdude got a reaction from bluehash in Motion Detection Wildlife Camera   
    It took some time to get the camera in right spot and of course, match my "visitor's" schedule. One thing I have learned is that the flash in a small cameras isn't all that powerful and only lights a short range. Early on I got a long shot (very poor lighting) of a raccoon. Here is a much better shot of my visitor last night.
     

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    oldcyberdude got a reaction from oPossum in Motion Detection Wildlife Camera   
    It took some time to get the camera in right spot and of course, match my "visitor's" schedule. One thing I have learned is that the flash in a small cameras isn't all that powerful and only lights a short range. Early on I got a long shot (very poor lighting) of a raccoon. Here is a much better shot of my visitor last night.
     

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    zeke
    oldcyberdude got a reaction from zeke in Launchpad to SparkFun Serial LCD   
    I trying to use the button count code with a Sparkfun backpack and 4x20 lcd. I use the gcc compiler and got a good compile (changed out the __delay_cycles() ) except for an "invalid use of void"
    Here is the code snip
    // Update the button press count, and toggle LEDs, when the button is pressed
    #ifdef __MSP430__
    interrupt (PORT1_VECTOR) PORT_1 (void) {
    #else
    #pragma vector=PORT1_VECTOR
    __interrupt void PORT1_ISR(void) {
    #endif
    buttonPresses++;
    P1OUT ^= BIT0;
    P1OUT ^= BIT6;
    P1IFG = 0; // clear interrupt
    __bic_SR_register_on_exit(LPM4_EXIT);
    }
     
    I don't see the problem?
    BTW, using the #ifdef in the code is really nice for portability.
     
    SOLVED - It seems msp430gcc doesn't like LPM4_EXIT some googling showed it should be LPM4_bits - interesting.
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