I am using Espruino as an "external interface" to LabVIEW so I can control hardware away from my setup. I send and capture messages over TCP/IP and utilize its elements to either display and/or do something else.
Over the computer I can discard anything from return string dump, utilize the information I need, and move on with the tasks. Nevertheless, I was really wondering how useful is the displaying of such type information is.
And, if I am missing the whole point, please forgive me, I would love to take advantage of it.
Still, regardless of how many messages are read or written: Aren't all I2C messages 1 Byte (Uint8) long by standard?
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I am using Espruino as an "external interface" to LabVIEW so I can control hardware away from my setup. I send and capture messages over TCP/IP and utilize its elements to either display and/or do something else.
Over the computer I can discard anything from return string dump, utilize the information I need, and move on with the tasks. Nevertheless, I was really wondering how useful is the displaying of such type information is.
And, if I am missing the whole point, please forgive me, I would love to take advantage of it.
Still, regardless of how many messages are read or written: Aren't all I2C messages 1 Byte (Uint8) long by standard?
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