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For MFG testing we use mbt, and it seems that I have to modify wiced_bt_uart_config in platform.c
// .flow_control = FLOW_CONTROL_DISABLED,
.flow_control = FLOW_CONTROL_CTS_RTS,
so "mbt reset COMx" replies successfully.
Since modifications to platform files affects both bt_mfg_test and production code, I wonder if there is any impact ?
Show LessHello,
We have been developing a custom platform, which has 1MB of external SRAM attached to a STM32F427 MCU.
I'm currently on a state FMC bus seems to be working and I can manually assign values into the SRAM and read it out later on.
This has been ok for the testing purpose, but now I'm trying to get the SRAM to be apart of the HEAP, so that it can be easily used in our application.
Is there anybody which has been working on this?
Regards
- Renejos
Show LessI am running BCM94343W AVN with build 3.7.0 The device can publish consistently from device to AWS iOT . No issues. However, once I do a device update from AWS to the device ( update shadow ) , the client will never want to receive another request. Eventually the device will reset itself. This is with the standard build and not code changes other than starting it working. the web MQTT client will happily receive multiple shadow updates.
On the device it will enter into the GET Semiphore code after it parses the JSON and never return on the next item in the delta topic ( which does make it into the queue as the MQTT client at AWS sees the update.
Anyone see this issue before? I did not change the JSON either .. just out of the box stuff. I have code that modifies the JSON parser but its not causing the problems.
thanks
rob
Show LessHello together,
I want to use the BCM4343 together with the STM32F411 and developing with WICED. So I have no practical experience with WICED SDK.
While looking into the platform details in the WICED SDK, I mentioned that I2S always specified for BCM4390x platforms. I'm not sure how to include I2S configuration in my platform description.
Can I also use bare register configuration or the default stm peripheral library to implement hardware configuration?
Best regards,
Lennart
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Show LessI am evaluating BCM943341WCD1_3 to act as a LAN to WLAN bridge. I find that bus_data_credit gets frozen after millions of packets sent out to wireless side. As it is frozen, future sendings will fail as wwd_sdpcm_get_available_credits() returns 0 always.I check the last batch of packets just before bus_data_credit gets frozen and find they are perfect. I review the SDK code with no hints. Maybe the experts from Cypress can check the source code of the firmware: 43341B0.bin to figure out the possible reasons.
Show LessTried to find an appropriate forum section, but nothing seemed appropriate! My question is, what do I have to program in to develop on the WICED platform?
Show LessAre the WICED SDK firmware files (3.7.0-3) for the BCM43340 compatible with the i.MX Android driver?
Hi,
I am working on Avnet iot starter kit which uses BCM94343W_AVN chip.
I tried booting the ota2_example with normal bootloader and its booting up and I am able to get the console up and I am able to run few commands also.
But if I give the command update_now with an ota2_image_file.bin in the external flash it is showing as extracting but its restarting with the old image itself.
So I doubt its an issue of not running the ota2_example with ota2_bootloader.
I tried running the same application with with this ota2_bootloader but I am not able to get the application up and running.
Also can anyone give a step by step explaination on how to do an ota2_upgrade without hosting server for just testing purpose. I mean how to use update_now command.
I am using wiced 3.7.0
Show LessI'm trying to use rfcomm to communicate between a phone as a client and a BCM943341WCD1 board as the server, and it's possible to open an rfcomm connection once. But when the connection is closed, it's impossible to reopen it.
After I detect a close, I do the reopen procedure on the server side, including the code below, but it's impossible to reconnect.
Anybody know how to do it?
Magnus
wiced_bt_rfcomm_create_connection( UUID_SERVCLASS_SERIAL_PORT,
BT_RFCOMM_SERVER_APP_SCN,
(wiced_bool_t)TRUE,
BT_RFCOMM_SERVER_APP_MTU,
NULL,
&serverHandle,
connection_cb );
/* Set data callback RFCOMM */
wiced_bt_rfcomm_set_data_callback(serverHandle, BTDriver::data_cb);
/* Set event callback RFCOMM, and events to be notified of */
wiced_bt_rfcomm_set_event_mask(serverHandle, BT_RFCOMM_SERVER_EVT_MASK);
wiced_bt_rfcomm_set_event_callback(serverHandle, BTDriver::event_cb);
/* Enable connectablity (use default connectablity window/interval) */
int ret = wiced_bt_dev_set_connectability(BTM_CONNECTABLE, 0, 0);
/* Enable discoverablity (use default discoverablity window/interval) */
ret = wiced_bt_dev_set_discoverability(BTM_GENERAL_DISCOVERABLE, 0, 0);
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