sending data from STM32 LoRa discovery kit
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‎2017-12-11 10:18 PM
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‎2017-12-15 8:24 AM
This seems to be pretty remedial level stuff.
Remove or comment out the PRINTF() statements in sx1276.c to get rid of the txDone, rxDone and rxTimeOut messages, and those in main.c generating the OnTxDone, OnRxDone , OnRxTimeout, OnTxTimeout, OnRxError, etc
Replace with PRINTF() of your choice and construction. The data is output/buffered by code in vcom.c
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‎2017-12-15 10:07 AM
As ​ says, these are just PRINTFs - you can simply add and remove them as you see fit.
But note that they are only sending across the local USB link - not the LoRa radio link ...
A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work.
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‎2018-01-26 4:50 AM
hi , please in which part of script can i change the message? i can't see in which part the message is generated
thanks
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‎2018-01-26 5:56 AM
These messages? Use the 'Find in Files' search mode of your IDE to locate them.
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‎2018-01-29 2:42 AM
Note that 'C' programs are not normally referred to as 'scripts'.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripting_language
So, if you are expecting this code to be a 'script' in the conventional sense - it isn't.
A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work.
