while (Serial2.available()){
rx=Serial2.read();
if (startRx==1) startRx=2;
if (rx=='>'){counter=0; startRx=1;finishRx=0;donePrint=0;Serial.print(rx);}
if (rx=='*'){startRx=0;finishRx=1;Serial.print(rx);}
if (startRx==2){
data1[counter]=rx;
Serial.print(data1[counter]); // Line quote 1 below
counter++;
}
if (finishRx && !donePrint){
Serial.println("< Received Data");
Serial.println(" "); // Print to PC what is received!
Serial.print(data1); // Print to PC what is received! - Line quote 2 below
Serial.println(" "); // Print to PC what is received!
donePrint=1;
while(Serial2.available()){
Serial2.read();
}
//8194!00110 - line quote 2 outputs this
//>8194!00110@100*< Received Data ’ Line quote 1 above output this
Data in line quote 1 is what is being sent - So it seems it receives it ok! But then why in line quote 2 it misses - ‘@100’
I don’t understand why this happening and would really appreciate if someone can help me correct this.
Code is more than 9000 characters so I have tried to attach it again in PDF as previous attachment wasn’t uploaded because of it being an rtf (mac) format.
UKHeliBob:
What are we supposed to do with the PDF ?
Why not attach the actual .ino file
I wasn't asked for an .ino file. So I didn't attached it. However it is not a laborious process to create one and paste the code, won't take more than 5 seconds. Apologies if you don't like my reply
Unfortunately, because I do not have the proper equipment to test this, I cannot find anywhere in your code where you would possibly be able to get a '@' then a number through serial. So I have no idea how you are getting "@100" at the end...
rfsingh81:
//8194!00110 - line quote 2 outputs this
//>8194!00110@100*< Received Data ’ Line quote 1 above output this
Data in line quote 1 is what is being sent - So it seems it receives it ok! But then why in line quote 2 it misses - ‘@100’
This happens because you did not put a terminating nul ‘\0’ at the end of the string. This terminator is the usual way that you indicate where the end of a string is.
rfsingh81:
However it is not a laborious process to create one and paste the code, won't take more than 5 seconds. Apologies if you don't like my reply
So why have you not posted it yet?
It's a lot more than 5 seconds since you posted that comment.
If you were expecting someone here to do the work that you should do it is time for a reality check. Personally I would much prefer to spend that time helping someone else.
why did you remove my post Robin? I was referring to your comment as well
I just think we should spend our time helping rather than nit-picking every tiny detail, some of which is insignificant, such as whether it was posted in a pdf or ino, its just a simple copy/paste.
The copy and paste operation can easily fail in a PDF document, depending on how it was composed. It is not reliable. Try copying from the average data sheet if you don't believe me. A multi page select is also a huge pain. You would need to do that if it has any header or footer sections, such as commentary. It's also a larger file.
Ps991:
why did you remove my post Robin? I was referring to your comment as well
I just think we should spend our time helping rather than nit-picking every tiny detail, some of which is insignificant, such as whether it was posted in a pdf or ino, its just a simple copy/paste.
Robin did not / cannot remove your posts.
I did.
There were already enough posts pointing the OP towards the light, and I thought the topic needed a little trimming.
Quite a few were deleted - there’s no need for you feel you were singled-out
