Hi As you rightly state, just because you have a WiFi signal it doesn't mean you have internet connectivity. Some phones have a setting that you can choose to only use "data" over WiFi so that would be an obvious choice, with you having to change a setting to allow mobile data if required. Have a lo...

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Link just takes you to a Chinese website offering everything but the book....

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Add the UART / RS232 component found under Comms.

In the component properties you will find an option called Data Bits which can change bits being sent (I think it's 7 / 8 / 9).

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Hi Jorgen Sorry to brief I will try and respond more later. You loop checking for incoming data on the Rx, but this approach is prone to missing activity if the data arrives whilst you are busy elsewhere. My suggestion would be to include a Circular Buffer and an interrupt set for RxInt to capture a...

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In this post I used BT modules but as they use the UART too, the principals are the same. If the CB receives the required string then a LED toggles.

https://www.matrixtsl.com/mmforums/view ... 17#p107317

Hope this helps.

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Hi Jorgen Need to check up on HC12, but assuming you have it working you could setup an interrupt (RxINT) to capture the received information and store in a Circular Buffer. Once in the buffer it's very easy to either search for the required info (parse) or "LookFor / WaitFor" the required info. I'v...

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It would be nice if FC provided support for LoRaWAN and as Kersing kindly informs, such a component is in development.

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Hi I remember the E32 project MJU20 did. Plenty of info posted. Following on from MJU20, my "goto" is RF Solutions for pretty much anything RF and they offer modules (as others do) that are pretty much "plug-and-play". You can achieve in excess of 10Km with very little in the way of config, communic...

Hi Can't download your file until later in the day, but it sounds as though it could be a setting in configuration. You will see a setting for:- Speed (delay related timings) This tells FC what speed your clock is running at so it can calculate the appropriate delays. If this doesn't match your actu...

Hi Without seeing your chart it is difficult to guess how you are sending. As Leigh indicates, SPI is always bidirectional (even if you have nothing to receive). At the Master, after you fill the buffer with data to send, it "clocks" the data out and the Slave clocks this data in. At the same time a...