Tobias Vandenbempt

Hi guys, 

I tried to use the following statement on my Netduino Plus 2 today and it didn't enter the Program Main() function after restarting. You happen to know why this is? 

            Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.PowerState.RebootDevice(false);

The False parameter is described as 'Soft', what does this imply? 

As usual, thanks in advance!

Tobias

Hi everyone, 

(I asked for help in the previous topic, but no reaction, probably because of the solved state of that topic? So I place it in a new one!)

I tried to take a shot at this too. I've got a Netduino Plus 2 too(   ), running NETMF4.2.
Borrowing your code I tried it like this:

   public static void NetduinoForumsMethod2()
        {
            IC_BMP085 press;
            press = new IC_BMP085(0x77);
            while (true)
            {


                var logString = "pressure: " + press.pressure + " " + "altitude: " + press.altitude.ToString("F1") + " " + "free mem: " + Debug.GC(false); Debug.Print(DateTime.Now + ": " + logString);
                Thread.Sleep(3000);
            }


        }

In the code class provided, it now crashes on 2 places.
First in the CalculateTemperature method on following line:

  x2 = mc * 2048 / (x1 + md);
                b5 = x1 + x2;


                temperature = (Single)((b5 + 8) >> 4) / 10;

  if (x1 + md == 0)
            {
                temperature = 0;
            }
            else
            {
                x2 = mc * 2048 / (x1 + md);
                b5 = x1 + x2;


                temperature = (Single)((b5 + 8) >> 4) / 10;
            }

  p = (b7 < 0x80000000 ? (b7 * 2) / b4 : (b7 / b4) * 2);

This is caused again by a divided by zero exception, where b4 is 0.

Trying to bypass I tried following code:

            

if (b4 == 0) p = 0; //It kept crashing here, /0 doesn't work.
            else p = (b7 < 0x80000000 ? (b7 * 2) / b4 : (b7 / b4) * 2);

And now it is always returning 236

 

06/01/2011 00:05:13: pressure: 236 altitude: 30344.2 free mem: 88488

06/01/2011 00:05:16: pressure: 236 altitude: 30344.2 free mem: 87744

06/01/2011 00:05:19: pressure: 236 altitude: 30344.2 free mem: 87972

06/01/2011 00:05:22: pressure: 236 altitude: 30344.2 free mem: 88716

06/01/2011 00:05:25: pressure: 236 altitude: 30344.2 free mem: 88716

06/01/2011 00:05:28: pressure: 236 altitude: 30344.2 free mem: 88488

 

Problem solving! Many crashes in code that worked with you guys.

So something wrong with my wiring? I just took some pictures of my wiring, hope it helps. 





Only mind the white wires, the other ones are for my OneWire Temperature sensor. (More here)
 

I tried the wiring schema Danger provided: 

• Sensor Pin VIn --> Netduino Pin 5V
• Sensor Pin GND --> Netduino Pin GND
• Sensor Pin SDA --> Netduino Pin SDA
• Sensor Pin SCL --> Netduino Pin SCL

But my sensor shows slightly different labels. 

I did it like this:

• Sensor VCC => NP2 5V
• Sensor GND => NP2 GND
• Sensor DA/SDA => NP2 SD
• Sensor CL/SCL => NP2 SC

 

Any thing else I could have screwed up? 

 

Thanks in advance!

Moved to http://forums.netdui...fun-bmp085-i2c/

I'm new to Netduino and this is my first project  

It should become a temperature, barometric & humidity logger, but I'm not there yet. 

See my progress at 

http://netduinoblog.wordpress.com

What do you guys think?

Hi everyone, 

I 've read articles where people have connected an old Nokia Phone screen to Arduino http://www.instructa...okia-Color-LCD/. I was wondering if anyone has tried this with the screen of an old Android phone. I have a broken Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 lying around, wondering if I could put it to some use. 

Kind regards, 

Tobias