The issue only seems to occur when using minicom. If I access the serial port through a c program it works fine.
I've uninstalled the udoofota-serial package using 'sudo apt remove udoofota-serial'. But I'm still seeing the serial data in my remote Arduino...
Could the issue be that I also have the udoofota-serial package installed? Will there be a conflict? The serial comms looks fine when I monitor...
SimpleTimer is just an arduino library for scheduling tasks. I don't think this is the source of the problem. I have simplified the code so that...
That's what should happen. But it's not. Instead, the LED is turning on and staying on.
I'm experimenting with the serial communications between the A9 and M4. I have the code below running on the M4, and on the A9 I am using minicom...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the serial.available() method for checking if there is any data sitting in the receive buffer? In my case the...
I was having the same issue when writing to the hardware serial port (Serial0). It worked ok after programming from the Arduino IDE, but nothing...
After updating the OS it is working.
I just tried running a simple "hello world" sketch. It still doesn't run automatically on power-up. I'll try updating the OS later.
Thanks, I will give this a try tomorrow.
I am using an Udoo Neo programmed from a PC. Setup is as described in the 'getting started' section of the docs.
I am launching the sketch from an external PC. I'm pretty sure my board used to run the sketch automatically each boot, but it's not doing it...
My Arduino code only runs when launch it from the Arduino IDE. How can I make it run every time the board it powered up, without having to launch...
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