chillyjee

Thank you, I installed V18 and everything is fine now !

Hello guys, I have been trying to connect my MSP432R Launchpad with another device that requires 57600 bps on Serial1 and after hours trying to find an error in my code I decided to test the Serial1 port. Thus I uploaded the following test code and connected RX to TX (P3.2 <-> P3.3) : void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); Serial1.begin(115200); Serial.println("Starting..."); } void loop() { Serial1.write('A'); if (Serial1.available()) { int inByte = Serial1.read(); Serial.write(inByte); } delay(1000); } So far everything works as expected. Then I tr

I found the solution, the data wasn't transmitted correctly initially so there was nothing on the buffer and so the process was stuck in an available()==0 loop. I finished to code this driver completely (I think ?), here is a link for you folks : https://github.com/chillyjee/BluefruitSPI Developed for MSP432 but surely compatible with any MSP43x platform Leave any questions.

Hello everyone, I am a newbie here, just received my MSP432 launchpad few days ago and I'm willing to develop a wireless bluetooth communication between my MSP432+Bluefruit LE SPI and my computer. I downloaded the librairies from Adafruit that are designed for Arduino and I think I succeeded to convert a honest part of the code for Energia. Though, I still have an important problem that stops me to go forward. Indeed the Bluefruit LE SPI dongle communicate through some commands called ATCommand, and I don't succeed to transmit those commands through the dongle. As an example