Dear Carmen,
Strange situation you have. It might be from different sources. The best to start the trials is with a simple terminal program like HyperTerminal if you use windows or minicom on linux. At least it does not hang if there is no answer. Are you able to upload compiled code using the tinybootloader? If this works the communication channel is well handled by your computer/dongle. Let me know how we can help further. Good luck, Gilles ------------------------ Dr. Gilles Caprari GCtronic, Electronics & Mechatronics web: www.gctronic.com E-mail: [email protected] Post: Via Cassarinetta 2, CH-6900 Lugano, Switzerland Tel: +41 91 630 2149 Fax: +41 86 078 601 11 13 Mobile: +41 78 601 1113 skype: gillescaprari -----Original Message----- From: Carmen Vicente [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, 19. March 2010 13:58 To: [email protected] Subject: [E-puck-user] Problem in Bluetooth communication I write from an University of Spain. Recently we purchased an e-puck. We've checked ePic and Epuck Monitor with differents versions of BTcom and Advanced Sercom, and always the BlueTooth communication gets cut off from the e-puck's side. Sometimes we can run the program (ePic or Epuck Monitor) more than one minute, and sometimes only some seconds, because of the cut of the communication. When it happens, in Epuck Monitor arise an error and in ePic (Matlab) we have two differents warnings. I've checked by a Spy of Com ports, that is the e-puck that doesn't send a response. I don't know if the source of this problem could be the BluetTooth USB dongle that We use, or the drivers, or the O.S. (Windows XP) ... Any clue? Thank you in advance, Carmen
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