Adrian Mitevski
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Jeff,
I’ve found out that I can connect the Conduit via USB-Debug Interfaces with my computer.
Then I have to login via Putty. After that I need to go to the folder etc/networks and edit the file interfaces. Inside this file I can specify the Ip-Address the Netmask and the Standardgateway of the conduit.
Adrian MitevskiParticipantthanks a lot. that was exactly the problem.I’ve set Acknowledge retries to 0.
other question: when using getSnrStats() I always end up in a hard_fault(). Is there also something special to keep in mind when using this function?
- This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Adrian Mitevski.
Adrian MitevskiParticipantno I’m just using the dot->send() method. Do I need to use the recv() also?
Values that are returned are plausible rssi values for example -45. But as I said after two times using the function the value doesn’t change anymore.
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Adrian MitevskiParticipantOk, thank you for the information!
Adrian MitevskiParticipantThank you so much Bryan!
I’ve just added 8.8.8.8 to the Primary DNS Server. Now the mqtt can connect and it works fine!
Adrian MitevskiParticipantThanks for your quick response.
I’ve set up everthing as you described it. But it’s still disconnected.
I guess my Router IP-Adress is 192.168.1.1 as this is the one I can enter inside the browser and access my router. And my Conduit has the ip 192.168.1.100
Do I have to enter something here ” – Primary DNS server:????”
You only mentioned it in your description but without any value to enter.Or are there any special router settings that should be set up or checked?
- This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by Adrian Mitevski.
Adrian MitevskiParticipantProperties>>C/C++ Build>>Tool Chain Editor>>
Current toolchain: Attolic ARM Tools
This means I’m not using GCC?
Adrian MitevskiParticipantYes excactly. I’ve created a new source folder named libmDot and copied the extracted files into this folder. Then I added the necessary include paths for the newly added libmDot files.
I also did the same for the other files exported from mbed compiler before i added the libmDot.
- This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by Adrian Mitevski.
Adrian MitevskiParticipantHi Mike,
Thanks, I was able to extract and added the files to my project containing the other mbed related files. But I still get the same message undefined reference to mDot::getInstance(). I’m sure I added all the necessary include paths to the project properties. I’ve also chosen the GCC (ARM Embedded) Option when I exported the other mbed code from the mbed compiler.
Do you have any idea what could be wrong? Do you have any template projects for attolic that works?
Adrian MitevskiParticipantThanks for your answer.
Are there any instructions for Windows User I don’t have any Linux. I only got a .tar3 file if I extract the download file of the libmdot. What do I have to do with it?
Adrian MitevskiParticipantIn which file did you make these changes?
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