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Ok, explanation retry: On one end I have a MODM7 (192.168.30.2) connected to the SB800EX wired (192.168.30.1) On the other end i have a PC (192.168.30.101) and the same SB800EX (wifi, 192.168.30.100) I want to access the webpage of the MODM7 (30.2) from the PC on the wifi network (30.101). I am unab...

It's a simple thing I want to achieve (perhaps not as simple in reality, but sulliwk06's idea could be done).

Basically I have a MODM7AE70-based unit on the SB800EX wired network, and a PC on the SB800EX wifi network. I want to access the M7's webpage from the PC.

Hi, SB800EX with Ethernet and Wifi, any hints on how to bridge the two so that external devices on both ends can ping each other? Setup: (I am using WifiAP example) SB800EX Ethernet port is 192.168.30.1 SB800EX Wifi is set to 192.168.30.100 External Unit 1 (PC) is connected to ethernet port and conf...

Nice, thanks!

I would use a <stopwatch.h> that resets at every PPS pulse and add that to the system time (GPS or NTP?) to get the microsecond component.
Would that work?

Cheers,
J

Perhaps, if possible, a cpu timer in front and after the "wfe", (MODM7, flash.cpp, idle task) could measure the time WFE sleeps and derive CPU usage based on that? Do we need a system timer or do the M7 have a CPU tick timer we could access for this usage?

Perhaps it would be good to have this implemented in the toolkit so we don't have to overload things that might change? (just a "easy" CPU usage percentage) Also, on MODM7, there is only the "wfi" instruction, would not having a counter before/after that in the loop increase the ...

Has this been fixed in 3.3.7? I don't see anything in the release notes about this issue being fixed, it's similar to something I have experienced a few times but not been able to figure out.

Brilliant! thanks Paul

Hi,

Any thoughts on the best way to provide a thread-safe way to mimic xQueueSend / xQueueReceive in FreeRTOS?
It copies the message itself, not just a reference as NB Queue functions.

Thanks