another problem we have now on top of the noise is a delay on the TCP stack.
our protocol is as follows:
RX 1 byte
TX 4 bytes
RX 1 byte
TX 4 bytes
RX 1 byte
TX 4 bytes
RX 1 byte
TX 4 bytes
and when done from an application on another pc, there is no noticeable delay. the whole cycle above ...
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- Fri May 06, 2011 12:41 pm
- Forum: E-blocks
- Topic: RFID and TCP/IP
- Replies: 6
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- Wed May 04, 2011 1:15 pm
- Forum: E-blocks
- Topic: RFID and TCP/IP
- Replies: 6
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Re: RFID and TCP/IP
yes, the heartbeat is recognizable but the waveform is to noisy, even on the oscilloscope.
so taking a sample and half a ms later another one can give a huge difference, even if it should be the same value if the noise wasn't there.
it looks a bit like this except that the R waves don't stand out ...
so taking a sample and half a ms later another one can give a huge difference, even if it should be the same value if the noise wasn't there.
it looks a bit like this except that the R waves don't stand out ...
- Fri Apr 29, 2011 12:40 pm
- Forum: E-blocks
- Topic: RFID and TCP/IP
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5161
Re: RFID and TCP/IP
Thank you Ben,
now we have another problem in our project.
We are trying to get a proper signal out of the EKG from Matrix Multimedia, but we get too much noise.
Is it normal, that it is the same signal with and without groound is connected ?
How can we fix that problem ?
best regards
Kai
now we have another problem in our project.
We are trying to get a proper signal out of the EKG from Matrix Multimedia, but we get too much noise.
Is it normal, that it is the same signal with and without groound is connected ?
How can we fix that problem ?
best regards
Kai
- Thu Apr 07, 2011 1:11 pm
- Forum: E-blocks
- Topic: RFID and TCP/IP
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5161
RFID and TCP/IP
Hello
We have a problem with your project.
We are trying to connect both RFID and TCP/ IP blocks to your Microcontroller Port C.
The blocks use these ports:
The TCP/IP E-block uses pins 0-INT, 4-SDA, 3-SCL
The RFID E-block uses pins 0-CTS, 6-TX, 7-RX
We tried to change the chip select pin to 1 ...
We have a problem with your project.
We are trying to connect both RFID and TCP/ IP blocks to your Microcontroller Port C.
The blocks use these ports:
The TCP/IP E-block uses pins 0-INT, 4-SDA, 3-SCL
The RFID E-block uses pins 0-CTS, 6-TX, 7-RX
We tried to change the chip select pin to 1 ...