Hawkez

So, I have been working on getting NetMF working with some C++ code.  I was successful in calling native code from the managed side.  However, I have struggled to find out how to call managed code from native code.  Has anyone had experience with this in NetMF?

Thank you!

Hello,

In a topic on Netduino Plus 2 I said I would run a simple test on the Netduino 3 COM2 SerialPort and post the results: http://forums.netdui...data-corruption

I've attached the very simple serial port loop-back program that I used to test COM2 on the Netduino 3 and Netduino Plus 2.  It has two byte arrays.  One has data in it and the other is created with the same size as the first.   I transmit the data from array 1 over the serial port and receive the data on the same serial port.  The received data is placed in the second array.  After all the data is sent the two arrays are compared.  The test passes (slow .5Hz blink of user LED) when the data is equal.  The test fails (fast 2Hz blink) if the data is not equal.

The test uses Request to Send flow control.

To set up the test I jumper D7 and D8 (COM2 RTS and CTS) together and D2 and D3 (COM2 RX and TX).  I also put an LED between GND and D13 to know when data is being received.

The results are a bit complex.

Running the test on a Netduino Plus 2:

In debug with an SD card in the slot the test passes.

Not in debug with an SD card in the slot the test fails.

Not in debug without an SD card in the slot the test passes.

When the test is run on a Netduino 3 data stops being received and the test never completes no matter if it run in debug with or without an SD card in the slot.

Thank you!

Hawkez

 SimpleSerialPortLoopbackTest.zip   111.47KB   19 downloads

Hello,

I am using a Netduino Plus 2 and a Netduino 3 WiFi to interact serially.  When receiving data over a SerialPort I was having issues getting consistent data back.  So, in order to test the SerialPort functionality, I created a loop back test. that reads a file from an SD card and sends it over COM2.  I've jumpered the Tx (D3) and Rx (D2) pins on the header so that the data is then received.  I then take that data and write it to another file on the SD card.

A diff of original file and the newly created file reveals lots of differences no matter what baud rate is used.  Lower baud rates are worse than higher baud rates.  The Netduino 3 WiFi never completes the test due to lost data which may be a separate issue.

I've attached a file with the application and example data.

Is there something I am doing wrong?

I've also posted the same issue on the .NetMF codeplex site with no resolution.

https://netmf.codepl...m/workitem/2508

Thanks!