[Bill]

Did you try all the troubleshooting steps? Resistors, different voltages, change the clock, etc?

[Bill]

You did not unzip the library into the correct location. Did you sort this out??

[Bill]

I do not have en example for non arduino environments.

[Bill]

Blown,

I don’t have time to write the code for you, but it’s easy. Take

void playShow(){

//start music track
wtv020sd16p.asyncPlayVoice(0);
delay(100);

int temp = 0;
long start = 0;
//start playing back show file and run LEDS
for(int i = 0; i

[Bill]

mandeep replied to the email notification instead of posting here. The message:

 

 

Thanks for your consideration.

I tried the above configuration as suggested by you.  It does work when the loop is running without any delays.  However, in the loop I have other actions, like the servo motor running, an Op of DC motor which incorporates a delay in the loop.  The music does not play in that case , it is brief and intermittent.  Any suggestions please.

thanks and regards

[Bill]

Use a hardware serial port and EasyTransfer. If you are copying the files byte for byte, just transfer a set size of bytes in every chunk.

[Bill]

yes, here’s an example: http://www.instructables.com/id/Guino-Dashboard-for-your-Arduino/

[Bill]

EasyTranser or SoftEasyTranser works independently of whatever layer 0 communications you use. Also, Bluetooth radios don’t care if they are connected to a hardware or software serial port, as long as they get the communications at the rate they expect.

 

So you’ve got a lot of differnet techs mixed here, I suggest first debugging your layer 0 communications. Can you send test characters over the bluetooth link not using ET?

[Bill]

I still have the question if this a “good” way to transmit my serial data,

‘Good’ like time is relative. Sending 9 bytes is easy-peasy compared to some of the things I’ve used ET for. I can’t pass more judgement without what the data you are sending represents or what it does. But as it is now, 9 bytes has an unremarkable impact on CPU time.

[Bill]

Is it possible that the true serial version of the lib can’t communicate the the SoftwareSerial (SoftEasyTransfer) ?

No I’ve tested that several times with no problems.

led on the attiny flickers, stays on some time.. turns off..

That might also be issues with debouncing.

 

Are you still having issues? I can’t think off the top of my head what could cause this just because you are using an ATtiny.

 

[Bill]

Nickerbocker,

 

I’ve you’ve found and fixed a bug, submit it as a pull request on Github so the changes can be added to the code.

[Bill]

platypus, lookup how to use structs in C code, as that will tell you how to format the variables.

[Bill]

Follow all the steps in the troubleshooting guide.

[Bill]

Did you try all the troubleshooting tips?

[Bill]

I remember seeing someone use an Arduino as a controller on the Arduino forums. I’ve looked through my links and I can’t seem to find it right now. But he was trying to have an Arduino ‘auto-play’ a game for him. It might have been on the the projects where the Arduino plays guitar hero. I’d suggest trying to look through the forums for the project.

Besides the list of commands, this library isn’t much useful for trying to work the other way.

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