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There are several posts on 43oh using IR, for example: The post above describes hardware I used and links to others. If you use Energia, look for Arduino projects and tutorials as most should work. For example, look on the Adafruit site which also sell hardware.
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I suggest looking in the language reference and getting familiar with it, e.g. http://energia.nu/reference/en/language/functions/communication/serial/begin/ You have not specified the board you are using and some do not offer multiple serial.
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Hmmm... that code looks familiar. Energia implements an interrupt with change, probably by the method that jsolarski suggests above. I don’t use Energia much anymore but it is open source so you can have a look at that if you are interested.
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Try replacing the call to software serial with Serial1 or other hardware serial.
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Did you try an older version of Energia?
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Beautiful
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Hi @mph It is good to see someone new contributing code. Nicely written and commented.
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I am not sure if Energia supports it on the TM4C123 but try using hardware serial - eg Serial1 or Serial2 instead of software serial http://energia.nu/reference/serial/
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TI has listed a solution here: http://www.ti.com/tool/MSP-EXP430F5438 http://www.ti.com/tool/cc256xmspbtblesw The CC2650 seems to fit your requirements and you can get additional help on e2e if needed.
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My memory must be faulty. I had a quick look at the Adafruit code and don't believe it will work without a fair amount of modification. They are using direct register reads in some cases which is not difficult to fix but they also seem to be blocking and counting loops to determine time which is not good practice. I mostly used the DHT22 but do remember getting the DHT11 working at one point. Most of the libraries seem to handle both. Unfortunately I did not put my code in github or otherwise document it so can't give much more guidance.
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In the distant past I have used the Adafruit library with the DHT11 and don't remember having a problem. I normally use V17 of Energia with the G2553. Make sure you get the pins right and list both the pins used and a link to the library when asking for help. Arduino code that makes hardware specific calls will not work without porting whether to a MSP430, Teensy, ESP, etc.
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How to use internal rtc for msp430f5529
Fmilburn replied to Neetee's topic in Programmers and Debuggers
@Balwinder You have double posted your question which is to be avoided. Did you try the modified Energia version I posted above? There are also TI CCS examples and the driverlib I posted above. -
Hi @Amanchaturvedi You don't say whether you are using CCS or Energia.... I have not used the CC3200 in quite some time but the Pxx numbers on the silk screen which are barely legible refer to the package pin numbers - refer to table 3.1 of the datasheet: http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/cc3200.pdf According to the datasheet there are two UARTs. You can multiplex them with CCS. In Energia it is possible with some LaunchPads to have Serial1 but I don't know if this is possible with the CC3200. Have a look at the pin map and try - probably pin 9 is TX(1) using the standard
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Is there an Energia-compatible SD library?
Fmilburn replied to johnsondavies's topic in Energia - MSP
There are quite a few threads and links to SD libraries in the forum. Do a search for “energia SD” or something similar.