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I really dont understand why you seem to evade / ignore my questions. You must have a reason when you advise not using anonymous routes when there is a serialized state or when macros or data processing is used. All I want to know is why not..?
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Thanks. But unfortunately that does not answer any of my questions. Anonymous routes can also be used to retrieve data that was programmed by the current device. Is there any reason why they should not be used that way? Are there any drawbacks in …
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It has been two months now. I would be really interested in a response. Am I asking unreasonable questions? If so, please tell me
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Is there any insight you can share with me?
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Ah ok Thanks! So, just for my understanding, what does createAnonymousRoutesAsync() actually do differently internally? I would guess it overwrites some parts of the saved state of the board? And that is why I cant use the data processor anymore…
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Sorry to bumb again, but we need a solution for this problem. Does it happen because I am using createAnonymousRoutesAsync()? Will there be a fix for this issue? Or is there any other solution?
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I really need your input here. There has been some other issues as well which may be connected to this problem. Do you need any other information from me? Please respond
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Is there any news on this? As far as I understand, there is nothing I can do on my end to resolve this issue
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Maybe I can help a little bit I think the first thing you need to know is that no files are automatically created. If you want to save data into a file, you will have to write the code for that yourself. All the API is doing, is giving you raw d…
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I know, but as far as I understand, anonymous routes are the only way to download data that was not programmed by the current phone (which is something our app needs to be prepared for). And it also gives me the option to check which data will be do…
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@Eric said: Why are you creating an anonymous route with the object that created the original logging route? I am not. I just simplified the code as much as possible and created a showcase to shed light on behavior I dont really understan…
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Uh that sounds great. Thank you very much for the heads up!
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Hello, I am sorry again. We realised that this firmwarebug causes a lot more problems for us than we initially anticipated. Has there been any progress? As an IT-guy I totally understand that developement can not and should not be rushed. So …
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Hmm thank you very much for that suggestion. Unfortunately we are already using most of the boards ressources and can not afford setting up any additional routes. Also, we need to conserve as much battery as possible. So I fear that setting up anoth…
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Sorry to bump again, but I wanted to ask about the timeline for a possible firmware upgrade regarding the issue above. We have a large scientific project here on the start (using 180 wearables from mbientlab) and cannot start without having this iss…
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Thank you. Good to know, that I was not going crazy Just so we can plan accordingly: Do you have an estimation when a fix can be expected? Thanks again!
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Thank you very much! I am looking forward to hear from your findings
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Ok I reduced my code as much as possible and tested a bit. There definitely is something fishy going on. My code creates a route to the battery to logs its output and then creates a loop-timer which just reads the battery state. I did this to hav…
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Thank you very much for your reply. I did some further testing and it seems that the problem persists if I reduce the 24-hour timer to only 5 minutes and that the 3-seconds-timer from the switch seems to cause the problem. I logged the exact time…
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Ah sorry. I should have thought about the code by myself. Unfortunately the code is pretty long and complex. I tried to reduce it as much as possible, but I also wanted to leave in as much as possible so you can maybe spot something that I missed. I…
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My apologies. I thought I had reset my board before testing. But apparently not. It works now. Also the example code works perfectly. Thank you very much But I have another question. I am unsure what exactly is recoreded by macros. For testin…
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Thank you very much for your support! I am still unsure how to implement Timers that are created by Macros. If I do something like this: private byte macro_id=0; macroModule.startRecord(false); timerModule.scheduleAsync(30000, (short) 1…
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Thank you very much for your answers. That helped me a lot! 4.) The problem I am having is, that I cant really replicate this issue. It only happens sometimes. But I havent figured out how and when. My theory is, that it happens when there are con…