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Thank you medelec35!

Benj wrote:Hello Simon,

Thanks for letting us know, the file should be available again in the specified location now.

Hey thanks, do we replace the existing flowcode.exe with this one?
My FC8 doesn't find the updates automatically. I have version: 8.2.0.12

Thank you Leigh;

Is this some text that can get pasted into the wikipage?

I've been looking for a way to send data to a database on a server for a while and suddenly all directions point to MQTT. I'd never noticed this component and suddenly it appears the technique I was looking for. But from reading the Wiki page for the MQTT component I don't even know what hardware th...

Thanks BenJ

Is it a good idea to use multiple interrupts in one project? - I want to use a timer for longer periods (1 minute) and want to accomplish this with a timer interrupt. - I need an interrupt on a UART RX change - I want one on a IO port change - And I think I would need another one. Is it a good idea ...

No shortage on beers here chipfryer :-) I think you are a bit jealous :-) I've never used the CB before, but my first experience look good. I can store the received RX data in a variable, the only thing that is left to solve is that the last byte appears double in the variable. But that won't be a g...

Thanks Leigh, The time between bytes seem a bit long indeed. The bits are about 0.103ms, so this seems right for 9600baud, but the time between bytes are about 0.152ms, what seem a bit too long. So trigger the RX with an interrupt seems the right thing to be a good path to follow. The "0" "3" "4" ar...

A strange thing I've noticed earlier. If I receive 20bytes (9600 8N1), I suppose this would take 1.04ms/byte, so 20.8ms for these 20bytes. But the module that is connected uses 22.8ms for these 20 bytes. I calculated it and this is about 8700baud. Sometimes the Nano receives these bytes well, but ma...

LeighM wrote:Could you post the program?
This would help a lot

I will PM this because it's quite a mess right now..
Thanks in advance..

Any word on this one?

Hi, Yes, it is effectively 1 and 3 The timeout is the longest gap that the component will wait before it exits the function. The gap can be before the received characters, within the string of characters, or at the end (if the requested string length has still not been fulfilled) The usual problem ...

I don't understand how the timeout parameter in the UART receive string works. The way I see it, the parameter just waits until the UART has a HIGH to LOW on the RX pin, and after that waits until the number of bytes in the #bytes parameter is fetched. I think that when it starts receive bytes it st...

The Receive interrupt is 'odd' and I don't think it will work as you expect. You are using ReceiveString - use ReceiveChar (with a byte variable) Don't use SendString in the interrupt handler. (Receive the string and then reply - this happens in main - if each character needs echoing then do it out...

Hey guys, I didn't know where to post this so I put it here. Can someone please explain the easiest way to find details for the char$ function? I'll explain why. I've been searching the Wiki for more then 15 minutes now but can't find the information for how to use this command. I've started in the ...

Thanks all, but it seems to boil down to a very simple thing.. With all the testing, especially with your tips of using RXint, it seems that the main problem is putting all the single received strings into one larger. The following chart I tested and it may seem a little strange, but this gives me a...

- coincidentally I was trying at the weekend to get a Wemos Mega/ESP8266 to talk to it's ESP chip (via UART4) - I failed having screwed up the ESP8266 programming :-( Can now run microPython on the ESP8266 but can't reprogram it to AT command set. Also failed to get it to talk to the Arduino side o...

Just had a quick look and a few thoughts... 1) What are you trying to send the string to? (Another Arduino etc) I have made RF (LORA) Flowcode example that sends data from one node to another. My goal is to put the receiver in different spots to receive and resend data it receives. At the sender si...

I used a Nano for my example program. It received from Bluetooth or Usb aok. Can you post your code, or part thereof Martin Thanks Martin, I've searched for a version that I thought worked, but didn't. This one sends a text (sendtext) and listens in the macro "receive" if it comes back. This needs ...

Hey there, I've been trying everything I can think of to get the thing working as I want it to work. I've copied the circular buffer example from mnf in https://www.matrixtsl.com/mmforums/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=20668#p91988 but this doesn't work for me. I don't get it. My guess is that there must be s...

Would be great BenJ.
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Does someone have an example for using Thingspeak with an ESP8266 and Flowcode? I found some posts about this topic here: https://www.matrixtsl.com/mmforums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=18721&p=81096&hilit=ifttt#p81094 but is there an example available? Does anyone has this thing working? Maybe a component?...

Ok thank you guys..!

Hello, I'm working on a project that uses a (Chinese), Arduino Nano. This sends a serial datastream via a UART component, and expects a reply somewhat later. I want to make sure that every time there's is data coming back, the UART catches it and stores it into a variable. I got a nice reply from be...

I have promised to share my experience with the E32 LORA tranceiver modules from the Chinese manufacturer EBYTE. I've wrote a bit of text to help other people to play with these modules and I hope that someone makes a Flowcode component for these modules in the future. A lot of thanks goes to chipfr...