Well, you need to at least overload createIOIOLooper() in order for
something useful to happen.
Look at the logcat output next time, so you can see what's wrong yourself.
See the simple examples (HelloIOIO, IOIOSimpleApp) to get an idea of what
the common patterns for creating a IOIO app are.
On
I did that. I used same IOIO and BT dongle I've used with 4.1.1 tablet. It
was working for a week without any corrupt but the connection
droppedcorrupted in nearly 10 hours with 4.2.2 and 4.4.2,
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my instance of IOIO was created by BluetoothIOIOConnection, but this
class doesnt contain any openAnalogInput function.
I think I am missing something here. I see this function in IOIO class.
How do I connect them to one object???
in SimpleIOIOApp\HelloIOIO I dont see any BT connection...
I don't understand. Which voltage are you talking? The ioio is not
measuring its 5 volt supply voltage. I would not expect the ioio 5 volt
supply to drop a measurable amount in any case, regardless of load. The
variable resistor is setting a charge current *to* the Android, therefore I
would
Got it. So yeah, according to your analysis it seems like a potential
problem in the Android BT stack.
On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 11:43 AM, Emre gule...@gmail.com wrote:
I did that. I used same IOIO and BT dongle I've used with 4.1.1 tablet. It
was working for a week without any corrupt but the
So is the idea to implement the functionality of the transmitter (or
receiver?) chip in software and eliminate the need to use the corresponding
chip? How much do these chips cost?
2015-04-02 11:45 GMT-07:00 fabrio pellegrinetti oir...@gmail.com:
other information: rc-switch is now ported for
