Interrupt on udoo

Hello guys, any update on this? There has been some updates released during the last months. Are your issues solved?

 

I've tried few weeks ago the sketch I posted before. It counted approx. 65000 pulses than hang-up again... If I have time I'll retry this week.

 

@Andrea Rovai The attachinterrupt() function still doesn't work on the latest build. i am trying to read an RC through interrupt (on pin 7) but NEO hangs. I am not using Interrupts() / NoInterrupts() as suggested in docs but still having this issue.
Anyone had luck with attachinterrupt() function on NEO .

 

Hi @Tony varghese,
could you give us some more clue about your setup?
arduino board manager?
Have you done sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade? Are you programming from the internal processor or from an external device?

 

Hi @Andrea Rovai
Thank a lot for the fast reply!

1) Arduino board manager is 1.6.5
2) I have done sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade.
3) i am running from internal processor. A snippet of code which works on arduino due ( verified) which i was expecting to work similarly on udoo neo is put below

#define ENABLE_PIN 7

void setup()
{
Serial.begin(19200); // setup serial
attachInterrupt(ENABLE_PIN, EnableRC, CHANGE); //attaching interrupt to pin 7 of NEO
}

void EnableRC()
{
//record the interrupt time so that we can tell if the receiver has a signal from the transmitter
last_interrupt_time3 = micros();
//if the pin has gone HIGH, record the microseconds since the Arduino started up
if(digitalRead(ENABLE_PIN) == HIGH)
{
timer_start3 = micros();

}
//otherwise, the pin has gone LOW
else
{
//only worry about this if the timer has actually started
if(timer_start3 > 0)
{
//record the pulse time
pulse_time3 = ((volatile int)micros() - timer_start3);
//restart the timer
timer_start3 = 0;
}
}

}

Any suggestions?

 

Are you sure the interrupt is the source of hanging the Neo?
Especially println or write commands to serial (ttyMCC) are known for troubles.
Please try to debug with for example blink the LED on pin 13 instead of using writing to serial. Or use serial0 and connect that serial with an usb-ttl device to the USB of the Neo or another computer. Unfortunately UART6 is not working correctly on the linux side of the Neo so you cannot use that for debugging.