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Hi Gordon

Not that importand but i would like to let you know.
I logged in with google. It created user85862. When i click on "edit Profile" changing the username to "sacha" does not work.

Sacha

Hi Gordon
I used 1V99. Thanks as allways for your fast answer. I will test it with software I2C and let you know.
Last time it took 12 hours until the error happens.

Sacha

Hello Gordon

I have 5x i2c rotary encoders wired, each on a diffenet i2c address:

https://www.tindie.com/products/jgilbert/makernet-knob/

I poll them every 250ms.

But it is not stable. From time to time, maybe after hours, i catch the following error:

"InternalError: InternalError: Timeout on I2C Write Transmit Mode 2"

It's repeating endless until i force to reset/restart the espruino using my own E.enableWatchdog(); function. Memory usage is stable.

I was not able to isolate the code. Here is a snip where i catch it.

try {
        I2C1.writeTo(...,....);
        d = I2C1.readFrom(...., 8);
}
catch(x) {
        log(x); // InternalError: InternalError: Timeout on I2C Write Transmit Mode 2
}

After a soft restart of the espruino using my own watchdog reset, everything is fine again. The encoders are not reseted or restarted. No powercycle was made for the encoders.

Is there a way to recover this i2c issue without a restart of the espruino ?

Thanks

Sacha

Flashed 1V96, same result. Even on another EspruinoWifi.
I'm a bit confused.

Sacha

It triggers "false" on the other pin. This is the right value. But i do not wan't this information, because that is the current unchanged state.

There is a workaround. I will remember the states and ignore the same value.

Sacha

It happen each time. Very easy setup.

Connected the PIN 3.3v to the butten or switch and then to A1 (Btn1) and A4 (Btn2).
I think it happens on other pins too.

Sacha

Still triggers both Watches.

Corrected code. I used the same var for both setWatches.
Same output.

pinMode(A1, "input_pulldown");
var a1=setWatch(function(e) {
    console.log('A1');
    console.log(e);
},A1, { repeat: true, edge: 'both', debounce: 200 } );

pinMode(A4, "input_pulldown");
var a4=setWatch(function(e) {
    console.log('A4');
    console.log(e);
},A4, { repeat: true, edge: 'both', debounce: 200 } );

I used 1V95

Hello Gordon

On the EspruinoWifi. Two buttons connected:
3.3v -> A1
3.3v -> A4

Code:

pinMode(A1, "input_pulldown");
var a1=setWatch(function(e) {
    console.log('A1');
    console.log(e);
},A1, { repeat: true, edge: 'both', debounce: 200 } );

pinMode(A4, "input_pulldown");
var a1=setWatch(function(e) {
    console.log('A4');
    console.log(e);
},A4, { repeat: true, edge: 'both', debounce: 200 } );

When i push the button on A4 or A1 i also get a callback on the other watch.

Output, pressed button connected on A4:

A1
{ "state": false, "lastTime": 946685544.60812091827, "time": 946685548.80402851104 }
A4
{ "state": true, "lastTime": 946685544.78433227539, "time": 946685548.80407905578 }

I expected only receive a setWatch callback from A4.

Thanks

Sacha

Hi Gordon
Yep, using 1v95. Works perfect for me.
Regards
Sacha

I have successfull connected a microsd with fat32. Sometime i have wifi or sd errors.
Fixed that by waiting a few seconds after Oninit with setTimeout(....);

Best regards

Sacha

Thanks Gordon.
Where can i find the docs or expamples for using UDP trans and recv ?
Thanks
Sacha