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NUCLEO-L432KB example issue with sending blocks of telemetry #1

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pywtk opened this issue Sep 3, 2024 · 1 comment
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NUCLEO-L432KB example issue with sending blocks of telemetry #1

pywtk opened this issue Sep 3, 2024 · 1 comment

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@pywtk
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pywtk commented Sep 3, 2024

This is the code that sends the telemetry.

    if(d3_pressed) {
	  printf("\n\rD3 pressed\n\r");
      da16k_send_msg_direct_int("box_x",box_x++);
      da16k_send_msg_direct_int("box_y",box_y++);
      da16k_send_msg_direct_int("box_w",box_w++);
      da16k_send_msg_direct_int("box_h",box_h++);
      da16k_send_msg_direct_int("infer_t",infer_t++);
      da16k_send_msg_direct_int("nb_detect",nb_detect++);
      da16k_send_msg_direct_str("version", "str2");
	  d3_pressed = 0;
    }

on the NUCLEO debug the following is observed:

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& the PMOD reports the following:

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@wtk-evoirin
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A bug is currently under investigation on the DA16K firmware side that drops telemetry pieces if they're sent in too quick succession, I'm not sure yet what causes this.

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