Nita Vesa
Nita Vesa
Is it a physical device, like e.g. a button, that's connected to the PCF8574, or a digital device? As for the interrupts: I can't replicate your issue. I do get...
I can't replicate your issue. Could you write a complete sketch that exhibits your problems and post it on e.g. pastebin.com? Also, I need to know what board-settings you're using,...
The problem is that you're trying to read the values inside an interrupt-handler: there is no hardware-I2C on the ESP8266, it's a software-one, and it looks like it doesn't work...
Works fine for me. Add this to your loop: ``` if (pcf8574.lastError()) { Serial.print("LastError: "); Serial.println(pcf8574.lastError(), HEX); } ``` If it spits out a "LastError: 82" on serial, you have...
The loop shouldn't take that long. Did you try it, then, and it crashed? On 26. syyskuuta 2018 12.00.20 Anthony Elder wrote: > @torntrousers commented on this pull request. >...
Well, I suppose. I guess adding a yield() in there wouldn't hurt anyone.
> I guess is a bad idea make the random function to change the module to receive mode. Is a bad idea why?
> But I don't see why change... Personally, I believe that a function with such a simple premise as returning a random byte should be as self-contained as possible. There's...
> > > Pardon my silly question, why we ever need to have a random() function for LoRa? > Is there any specific case for this random() in LoRa applications?...