I found out that I can change it without changing anything because the publisher made 2 version, I'l
I found out that I can change it without changing anything because the publisher made 2 version, I'll keep you updated about the progress
BI think they have their own pins
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B@wafa_athmani try to activate the pins of the light dots
S@bbneshtiak1199 @Xiao-coholic
Welcome! We're thrilled to have you here. Would you mind introducing yourself and sharing what you do professionally?
Welcome! We're thrilled to have you here. Would you mind introducing yourself and sharing what you do professionally?
BEmbedded, RTOS, Linux, Yocto
TWhat RTOS do you work with?
SJust wanted to know how jenkins can be used for IoT data ? especially by interfacing it with RPI4.
Wemm exactly , what are the pins related to them and how can i activate it
ACan't you just move their input into 5v, so it will always on?
Winteresting ... yes i would like you to keep me updated
AProject YMFC-AL - The Arduino auto-level quadcopter - Home.
AHere is the tutorial that I'm following
Wi can't make changes in the schema
AIt's the easiest that I can find
ACould you send a clearer picture of the ICs?
UIn a production scenario, you can use jenkins server with a docker image running on RPi. This will allow automation for Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) and also can be useful for data collection and processing. I hope this answers the question.
YThank You, I'll take a look and give you my feed back
SI tried installing Jenkins on my Raspberry Pi but ran into some errors. Running a Docker image instead would be good Thanks!.
Can you suggest if any, a small experiment kind of I could try to understand the use of Jenkins in IoT?
i searched for use cases but they were complex.
Can you suggest if any, a small experiment kind of I could try to understand the use of Jenkins in IoT?
i searched for use cases but they were complex.
MSo guys I'm adding FreeRTOS to my device, but I'm stuck on task priorities. Even though I've checked everything I could check, higher-priority tasks aren't interrupting lower ones , preempting as it's called. Any ideas on what might be causing this?
TI've never heard of anyone trying something like this. As I'm sure you're aware, Jenkins is primarily a build/test/release automation tool. So, not sure if I know of any example use cases. Might check out Dojo 5 blog: https://dojofive.com/blog.
TSounds like you might be dealing with a priority inversion, which can happen when the lower priority tasks continues because of a mutex or semaphore
TCheck out Shawn's blog on Digi-Key: https://www.digikey.com/en/maker/projects/introduction-to-rtos-solution-to-part-11-priority-inversion/abf4b8f7cd4a4c70bece35678d178321
DigiKey
Priority inversion occurs when a high priority task yields to a low priority task because the low priority task holds a lock, such as a mutex or semaphore, needed by the high priority task.
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TThis happens to @Guillotine all the time on my mother's rtos
SI was working with #ArduinoMega and here I am with a new blog !
In this blog, I am carrying forward my previous work on the Modbus RTU Function Subset Implementation based on a Generic Library. I had tested this library on Cypress PSoC5 and TI Stellaris Launchpad Kit. This time I have tested it with Arduino Mega and Uno.
Link to the blog :
https://www.embverse.com/blogs/generic-library-for-microcontroller-as-modbus-rtu-slave
In this blog, I am carrying forward my previous work on the Modbus RTU Function Subset Implementation based on a Generic Library. I had tested this library on Cypress PSoC5 and TI Stellaris Launchpad Kit. This time I have tested it with Arduino Mega and Uno.
Link to the blog :
https://www.embverse.com/blogs/generic-library-for-microcontroller-as-modbus-rtu-slave
Date : March 30, 2024
Hey, this is Shaunak !
In this blog, I am carrying forward my previous work on the Modbus RTU Function Subset Implementation based on a Generic Library. I had tested this library on Cypress PSoC5 and TI Stellaris Launchpad Kit. This time I have tested it with Arduino Mega and
Hey, this is Shaunak !
In this blog, I am carrying forward my previous work on the Modbus RTU Function Subset Implementation based on a Generic Library. I had tested this library on Cypress PSoC5 and TI Stellaris Launchpad Kit. This time I have tested it with Arduino Mega and
S@as-WIN-th @MizuHex @Kartikeya Welcome to the community! We're eager to learn more about you. Can you introduce yourself and tell us about your professional life?
DHi guys I facing this issue with my esp32-s3 timer isr i am using platformio esp-idf any clue to solve this warning?
THey @shaunak this is amazing. Is the repo private? Can we fork it to the DH repo?
Ngreat detials, @shaunak !
T@Umesh Lokhande @MCU, MPU & Firmware gang? Any help for @kingrom?
ADeclaration (src/Test_timer.c:32:23): This is where the function is first introduced before its actual definition. Make sure the section attribute here matches the one you intend to use.
Definition (src/Test_timer.c:51:1): This is where the function's code is actually written. The section attribute here must match the one in the declaration.
Choose which section you actually want to use (.iram1.0 or .iram1.1), and then make sure both the declaration and definition of timer_callback use that same section. Hope this will resolve the warning.
@Umesh Lokhande @MCU, MPU & Firmware seniors Please give feedback about the answer
Definition (src/Test_timer.c:51:1): This is where the function's code is actually written. The section attribute here must match the one in the declaration.
Choose which section you actually want to use (.iram1.0 or .iram1.1), and then make sure both the declaration and definition of timer_callback use that same section. Hope this will resolve the warning.
@Umesh Lokhande @MCU, MPU & Firmware seniors Please give feedback about the answer
Dwhat is (.iram1.0 or .iram1.1) ?
UThis represents memory regions inside the internal RAM (IRAM) of ESP32. I don't use PlatformIO but usually because of the deprecated
timer.hreadme filethank you 
Dthank you :goodjob:
S@SultanXY @Davcodin Welcome to the community! We're eager to learn more about you. Can you introduce yourself and tell us about your professional life?
Thi , i'm student in Electrical and Electronic Engineering ; i appreciate that for given me the opportunity to be with you
FHi
CHello everyone, I have some concerns bothering me.I would like to know how one can estimate the lifespan of a microcontroller (for example AVR).
And can microcontrollers work 24/7 ??
And can microcontrollers work 24/7 ??
AMicrocontroller lifespan estimation depends on operational and environmental conditions. Properly designed microcontrollers can work 24/7 with adequate power management and cooling.
CHum actually I want to use the AVR for a project that will run for several days maybe. I would like to know if the AVR will be able to handle it.
AMost avr can work 24/7, the most important thing is to keep cooling and low humidity and away from Dust t, these are the ennemis of electronics 
CHaha yeah 
S@TIETIBIEKA Moussine@Fiqih Prawida @ryanc3282002 Hi, welcome to the community! We'd love to hear more about you. Could you introduce yourself and share your profession with us?
WHi, guys am curious about what AI u use mostly to solve your problems …
A- CHATGPT
B- CLAUDE
C- GEMINI
D- Other ( mention it)
A- CHATGPT
B- CLAUDE
C- GEMINI
D- Other ( mention it)
AI use CHATGPT most of the time, but with some photo related subjects and academic research I use COPILOT
Tthank sir
JHello, I'm working on an article about why you should consider .8mm PCBs over 1.6mm PCBs (mostly in the context of 2-layer boards). Anything I should mention?
I'm not advocating that in all cases over 1.6mm thickness, but seems like something that beginners especially wouldn't even consider I think the most obvious factors are weight, volume, and cost, but I know captive issues come into play as well. Any insight/references on capacitance that I should look at?
Also I saw some mention of how it affects solder joint fatigue, would welcome your thoughts on that too!
I'm not advocating that in all cases over 1.6mm thickness, but seems like something that beginners especially wouldn't even consider I think the most obvious factors are weight, volume, and cost, but I know captive issues come into play as well. Any insight/references on capacitance that I should look at?
Also I saw some mention of how it affects solder joint fatigue, would welcome your thoughts on that too!
