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Hi,
The sample was tried using an Intel Edison but it seems not to work at all.
The data you are seeing is not sent by me.
The code for transferUartData() is mentioned below
private void transferUartData() {
if (mLoopbackDevice != null) {
// Loop until there is no more data in the RX buffer.
try {
//Log.e(TAG, "Reading1");
byte[] buffer = new byte[CHUNK_SIZE];
mLoopbackDevice.write(buffer, 45);
int read;
while ((read = mLoopbackDevice.read(buffer, buffer.length))!=0) {
mLoopbackDevice.write(buffer, read);
Log.e(TAG, String.valueOf(read));
}
} catch (IOException e) {
Log.w(TAG, "Unable to transfer data over UART", e);
}
}
}
And I am not sending anything through the cable.
If possible, guide me to implement the same thing on an Intel Edison on an Arduino breakout board. Do I need to do any extra steps for the UART or anything will be helpful.
Hi,
The sample was tried using an Intel Edison but it seems not to work at all.
The data you are seeing is not sent by me.
The code for transferUartData() is mentioned below
And I am not sending anything through the cable.
If possible, guide me to implement the same thing on an Intel Edison on an Arduino breakout board. Do I need to do any extra steps for the UART or anything will be helpful.