IP: 09 Surprise No.1

27 Apr 2014

As I discussed in my initial posts, I have planned some surprises along my design. This is modification no1. I had mentioned that I will be using to at least try to use all TI Parts hence this is my change towards my goal. Instead of using XBee radios, I will be using the EZ430-RF2500 kit for RF communication between the master and slave boxes.

The picture above show my test setup. I am able to send battery information over wireless and I am modifying my code as I go along. The code is available at my github account at http://github.com/inderpreet Feel free to fork the repo.

At this point I am pretty much done with what I have. Waiting on the rest of stuff to get dispatched and then delivered.

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mcb1 over 11 years ago in reply to cstanton +1

Sorry to hijack Inderpreet's post. Got it although Jamie thinks they have resolved it... Nice picture ... mark

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cstanton over 11 years ago

Unfortunately there was a problem with the website and you'll have to re-upload your embedded image
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mcb1 over 11 years ago in reply to cstanton

And the best bit is during the edit process the image is probably there.
I had to edit and save to draft 3 times before it finally presented the images.

Luckily it didn't go backwards when you edit it to publish it.

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cstanton over 11 years ago in reply to mcb1

I've noticed some problems lately with editing drafts as well. I'm just waiting for the time when it happens and I can record debug information using firebug.
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cstanton over 11 years ago in reply to mcb1

I've noticed some problems lately with editing drafts as well. I'm just waiting for the time when it happens and I can record debug information using firebug.
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mcb1 over 11 years ago in reply to cstanton

Tell us what you want (and how) and I'll try to do the same.

It's getting very annoying.

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cstanton over 11 years ago in reply to mcb1

So from the dev team I was told that using Firebug in Firefox (https://getfirebug.com/) and then pressing F12, go to the 'Net' tab which will have to be enabled/activated and then you can see the traffic to/from the site.

Details of any requests which fail when having issues editing drafts/posting are then useful to feedback as it can provide the traffic-level information to debug it.

Does that make sense ? I may not have explained it well.
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mcb1 over 11 years ago in reply to cstanton

Sorry to hijack Inderpreet's post.
Got it although Jamie thinks they have resolved it...

Nice picture ...

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