I have finally gotten around to putting together my emonTx V3 (RFM12B @ 433, one CT sensor, one DS18B20 and using the AC-AC adapter).
Putting it together was nice and straightforward, my problems have started when trying to get it up and running. I can download the latest firmware to the emonTx via a usb/FTDI cable but nothing seems to happen apart from the LED staying on. I have the CT sensor plugged in (have tried ports 1 - 3) (I spotted the post about needing it plugged in).
I would class myself as I skilled "cut and paste"r but a long way off from being able to code from scratch.
I just cannot seem to get any debug info from the sketch - how do I set the debug flag to "1" so I can force the debug info just in case the emonTx is having issues in spotting my generic FTDI cable?
I have downloaded a blink example and also a DS18B20 test sketch and both seem to be working fine and feeding inf to the Arduino IDE serieal window so the core Rfu238 looks to be OK.
I have also tried a couple of the other emonTx sketch examples and they seem to run OK (at last I get some serial window info) but I do not seem to get any transmissions.
I am pretty sure that I have the group/node set up OK (on the default group 210 and have tried a few node IDs).
I currently have 2 of Martin Harizanov's Funky 2s sending temperature data to a Raspberry Pi (RFM12pi v2) which is running the V6 SD card image.
I am now a bit stuck and am starting think the RFM12 might have an issue:
1. Is there a simple emonTx transmit sketch I can download to see if I can get something broadcasting?
2. Is there a test I can do to see if the RFM12 is the issue?
Thanks in advance
Gary P
Re: EmonTx v3 set up problems [solved]
Did your emonTx V3 work "out of the box"? It should have had the standard "discreteSampling" sketch loaded.
As you've obviously overwritten that, it's not a lot of help now. The easy way to force the serial output on is to insert a line immediately after "if (Serial) debug = 1; else debug=0;"
debug = 1;
Re: EmonTx v3 set up problems [solved]
Robert
Thank you for the quick reply.
I was just getting the solid LED out of the box, hence the update of the firmware.
I have added in the "debug=1;" but still nothing came up in the serial monitor. I have tried a couple of resets just in case that kicks it in to action. Again, still just the solid red led.
Is there a simple sketch kicking round just to trigger the radio?
Many thanks
Gary
Re: EmonTx v3 set up problems [solved]
Not that I know of. The V3 has only just been released, so you're in the vanguard. It's time to learn some programming!
Start by making a copy of the sketch you're using which I think is "emonTxV3_RFM12B_DiscreteSampling.ino", then let's first prove that it is the radio that's holding everything up. You need to take out these lines / sections (doing it this way because I know that the radio can fail to complete its set up and there it hangs):
rf12_initialize(nodeID, freq, networkGroup); // initialize RFM12B
for (int i=0; i<10; i++) //Send RFM12B test sequence (for factory testing)
{
emontx.power1=i;
rf12_sendNow(0, &emontx, sizeof emontx);
delay(100);
}
rf12_sendWait(2);
emontx.power1=0;
rf12_sleep(RF12_SLEEP);
and down near the bottom:
send_rf_data(); // *SEND RF DATA* - see emontx_lib
If it now puts the LED on for 10 s then flashes it 10 times, we know it stuck somewhere inside that first piece of code you took out, and it should now print to the serial port that the RF is 433 MHz etc - it's lying! And then it should carry on working normally except of course nothing will come over the radio link.
If that's the case (and it's a brand new V3 from the shop) then email the shop and let them know. (Is your RFµ on headers or soldered in?) It might be worth checking the soldering on the RFM12 module first - with a powerful magnifying lens look for bad joints and whiskers of solder. N.B. There's one connection not soldered - you can just see it on the picture on this page: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/modules/emonTxV3.
 The Led is turned on immediately before that block of code, and if it sticks in there, the LED never goes off. If that code isn't there it delays for 10 s here: "Sleepy::loseSomeTime(10000)" (that's 10,000 mS) then it turns the LED off. Then a bit further down it does a loop 10 times and the LED is on for 200 ms and off for 300 ms.
Re: EmonTx v3 set up problems [solved]
I will send you a replacement RFu328 + RFM12B to see if this fixes the issue. Please post result on the thread.
Cheers,
Re: EmonTx v3 set up problems [solved]
Glynn
Thank you, you don't get customer service like this many places - will let you know as soon as I can. Did you want the current want sent back so you can have a look at it?
By the way, the emonTH standard sketch was a great help in cobbling together a moteino based temperature monitor using a DHT11 for the moment. The comments were a great help in working out the bits I needed to tweak to use the standard Jeelib library. I have added a copy in case anyone else might find this useful. I also knocked together a quick barebones sketch for the Tx to check the temp sensor when I was troubleshooting.
Have a great Christmas
Gary
Re: EmonTx v3 set up problems [solved]
Glynn
Brilliant customer service - the replacement Rfu module arrived yesterday and have just managed to give it a go and it is working flawlessly - now to get some feeds sorted out.
I had a go at touching up the soldering on the original RFM12B connections but no luck - I suspect the RFM12B is defective.
Once again, some great customer service.
Gary


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Vasek Pospisil gives Canada 1-0 lead in Davis Cup tie with U.S. by beating Reilly Opelka
Vasek Pospisil has recorded his second major upset in as many days, giving Canada a 1-0 lead in its best-of-three tie against the United States at the inaugural Davis Cup Finals.
Pospisil, ranked 150th in the world, beat world No. 36 Reilly Opelka 7-6 (5), 7-6 (7) on Tuesday.
The 29-year-old Pospisil, from Vancouver, beat world No. 12 Fabio Fognini on Monday en route to Canada’s 2-1 win over Italy. Pospisil was a late replacement for Felix Auger-Aliassime (ankle injury) against Italy.
Winning the tie over the Americans would guarantee Canada a spot in the quarterfinals.
The six-foot-11 Opelka, known for his big serve, fought off one match point in the second set to tie it at 6-6. But Pospisil rebounded to finish it off.
Pospisil, who reached a career-high No. 25 in the rankings in 2014, tumbled down the list after missing the first half of 2019 following back surgery.
But he has shown signs of progress in recent months, upsetting then-No. 9 Karen Khachanov at the U.S. Open before advancing to the round of 16 at the Shanghai Masters.
Playing a level down in Challengers earlier this fall, Pospisil captured two tournament titles in the U.S.
Pospisil is now 19-18 in Davis Cup play.
Canada’s Denis Shapovalov, who clinched the tie over Italy with an upset of Matteo Berrettini, meets American Taylor Fritz in the second singles match.
Shapovalov, from Richmond Hill, Ont., and Pospisil then are scheduled to face Sam Querrey and Jack Sock in doubles. Shapovalov and Pospisil lost a three-set doubles match to Italy yesterday.
The winners of each of the six groups and the next two best teams advance to the quarterfinals.


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Kinh nghiệm cấu hình Github pages với Markdown
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Trang layout chứa code trong blog là
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Trong file:
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tìm đến thẻhighlight
dòng 55 và thêm 1 dòng:.highlight pre { width: 100%; } Thay thế thành: ------------------ .highlight pre { width: 100%; max-height: 600px; }
Code sẽ có thể Scroll
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là được, kinh ngiệm cho thấy, muốn tìm gì, cứ tìm theo kiểu:page.
trong toàn bộ project, thì nó sẽ ra, xong mò xem nó hiển thị cái gì.
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- and ya github account too.
Why I chose Jekyll & Github pages. Its a preety long awesome story. Find it here - Why I chose jekyll & Github pages
Read more about Jekyll & Github pages
I am going to give you all resources that I used and followed for creating this website. There documentations are great and simple with examples and code snippets.
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At Habitat, you can either create your own DAO on the Habitat app or migrate your DAO processes from Ethereum Mainnet to the Habitat Rollup. The Habitat infrastructure is easily integrable in any website framework. No need for yet another tool. All DAOs that use the rollup are sovereign. They only share the scaling benefits by submitting transactions (votes, transfers, delegates etc.) at a fraction of the Mainnet cost. This creates an enhanced design space for DAO and coordination solutions. Allowing new and more complex structures such as reputation, liquid democracy, bounty systems, treasury management many more.
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A creative iOS app that lets kids take their picture, sample their voice, and join the music. For the CBC television show What's Your News?
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An interactive touch-table showcasing New Balance's new line of shoes. Unique app content is launched based on user placed AR tags.
#c++ #cornerstone-SDK Github Repo
A tool for Yum! Restaurant franchisees to streamline the process of targeted marketing. The app allows them to create promotions, deliver flyers to specific postal delivery routes and later evaluate the effectiveness by overlaying the sales data.
#node.js #angular.js #google-maps #mongoDB Github Repo
Moti is a smart servo motor that you can control from your phone, tablet, or any computer. As a part of the moti team, I was responsible for designing and developing the browser-based app which allows users to control and program the motors. I also designed the brand identity and logo.
#js #angular.js #html #css Everyday Robotics
This web app commissioned by Queue Media is a point-of-sale system that allows franchisees to easily customize and order promotional print material.
#python #google-app-engine
I was commissioned by the Wildlife Collective for their project Motion Poetry. They required a system which could read a dancer's movements and convert them to letters on screen. When the dancer performs a certain set of gestures associated with a particular letter, the letter appears on screen.
#kinect #processing #FAAST Motion Poetry: The Documentary
Oracle is an interactive sculpture by artist Victor Zwiers that reacts to the presence of its audience. The sculpture targets and follows the movements of the viewer, all the while projecting a video onto them, forcing the participant to be part of the artwork. I was responsible for the technical side of the project and built a system using processing, arduino and a kinect to achieve the desired effect.
#kinect #processing #arduino Victor Zwiers
As a part of my internship at INTK studios, I designed the project identity and assisted in the development of unCloud. It is an application that enables anyone with a laptop to create an open wireless network and distribute their own information. Once it is launched, a passerby using a mobile internet device can connect to this open wireless network. It does not depend on a remote data centre and instead it can be run entirely from a laptop.
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Homesick was my thesis project at the Interactive/Media/Design department at the Dutch Royal Academy of Art. It's an installation which I built in order to overcome the loss of my childhood home in India, which had recently been sold, demolished and replaced by an apartment building. I also built a webGL based app to help me design and build the structure.
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Tethered Motion is a giant wind-up toy that comes to life when participants turn a large metal crank. Once animated, the flat wooden surface mimics a bird in flight. The sculpture stemmed from the my desire to recreate a childlike fervour for toys and token objects.
It was presented at the 2012 Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, Toronto.
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An installation commissioned by PICNIC for their event, An Amsterdam PICNIC @ WCIT 2010. It was built in collaboration with Dutch artist Mark Ridder and focuses on the interaction of the user with a graphic grid.
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An attempt to visualize the beauty and explain the working principles of a simple electric motor.
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A hacked toy car which can be wirelessly controlled by a rotary dialler.
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A series of HTML toys created for artist Vincent Kranendonk. They are designed to reflect his personality and work process.
#html #css #js Demo
An interactive logo/shape generator based on the work of Audrée Lapierre.
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CUTTHROAT ISLAND A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1996 Ben Hoffman
In the "good old days" we had Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Senior and later Errol Flynn. They did the swashbuckling, the fencing, the leaping from balconies. We are now in the mid-nineties and Renny Harlin is directing CUTTHROAT ISLAND with his wife, Geena Davis as the prancing, leaping, fencing lead in the film. In addition to the above, a new bit has been added which, to put it politely could be called "kick them in groin." And Geena does just that at least 20 times, with her feet or with her knees and the men fall like, well, flies.
Geena is aided by Matthew Modine while Frank Langella plays her uncle, the villain. All in vain. The story is as old as movie making with a bit of RLS' Treasure Island thrown in. There is a map that tells of buried treasure but, sad to relate, Morgan (Geena Davis) only has part of the map. And, what's more, it's in Latin. Luckily, at a slave auction of prisoners, Morgan spots William Shaw (Modine) handsome and educated, so she buys him. That is not all; his education includes the ability to read Latin.
Dawg (Langella), with shaven head and constant snarl, has the other part of the map, so we are in for some great battle scenes as "hand to hand" the frigates fire cannon at each other while everyone leaps and waves swords (and do not forget the "kneeing".) When the battle is over, Morgan has a slight smudge on one cheek but her clothes look newly laundered. And so on.
I almost forgot to mention that this great story took 4 persons to write (Michael Frost Beckner & James Gorman and Bruce A Evans & Raynold Gideon.) Screenplay by Robert King and Marc Norman.
Directed by Renny Harlin.
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State Affairs
May 9, 2013 1:30 PM - or upon adjournment
FOR:
Borgelt, Roger (Self), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Chandler, Robin (Disability Rights Texas), Austin, TX
Haltom, Sondra (Empower The Vote Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Griffin, Jennifer (Texas Republican County Chairmen's Association), Austin, TX
Opiela, Eric (Texas Republican County Chairmen's Association), Karnes City, TX
AGAINST:
Dean, Kat (ACLU of Texas), Austin, TX
Levy, Rick (Texas AFL-CIO), Austin, TX
Moreno, Celina (MALDEF (Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund)),
San Antonio, TX
ON:
Ingram, Keith (Texas Secretary of State - Elections Division), Austin, TX
FOR:
Renaud, Jorge (also providing written testimony) (Texas Criminal Justice Coalition),
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allen, George B. (Texas Apartment Association), Austin, TX
Arnold, Jay (Goodwill Industries of Central Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Thompson, Jay (TALHI), Austin, TX
ON:
Jones, Jennifer (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX
Kukla, Robert (Employees Retirement System of Texas), Austin, TX
FOR:
Bratton, Louis (Seton; Scott & White), Austin, TX
Hull, Mike (Texans for Lawsuit Reform; Texas Alliance for Patient Access), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Gonzales, David (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
Kamm, Bob (TML Intergovernmental Employee Benefits Pool; TAC Health and Benefits
Pool), Austin, TX
Kostura, Judy (Self), Austin, TX
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Parker, Brad (TTLA), Bedford, TX
Wendell, Ware (Texas Watch), Austin, TX
ON:
Danzeiser, Doug (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX
Thompson, Jay (TALHI), Austin, TX
FOR:
Anderson, John (Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Texas), Killeen, TX
Bresnen, Steve (Coalition for the Survival of Charitable Bingo), Austin, TX
Teague, Garry (Self), Rice, TX
Tiverina, Tomas (Self), Mission, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bunkley, Richard (Littlefield Corp), Buda, TX
Carter, Nigel (The Bingo Ranch), Mission, TX
Chavez, Linda (Texas LULAC), Austin, TX
Cornwell, Knowles (K&B Sales, Inc.), Dallas, TX
Don, Sylvia E. (LULAC 4558 Nonprofit Bingo Parlor), San Antonio, TX
Grona, Roy (Texas UFW), Austin, TX
Heinemeier, Eddie (TCA), San Antonio, TX
Heinemeier, Nancy (Texas Charity Advocates), San Antonio, TX
Long, Randy (TCA), Austin, TX
Moore, Daniel (TCA), Houston, TX
Recks, James (Self), Austin, TX
Sanderson, Philip (Texas Charity Advocate), Austin, TX
Savio, Harry (Home Builders Association of Greater Austin), Austin, TX
Smith, Trace (Texas Charity Advocates), Austin, TX
Thompson, Jane (Thompson Allstate Bingo Supply, Inc.), Austin, TX
Trevino, Jose (Non-profits), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Fenoglio, Stephen (River City Bingo, 350+ charitable organizations; K&B Sales, Inc.),
Austin, TX
Kohler, Rob (Christian Life Commission Texas Baptists), Austin, TX
Matocha, Dustin (Texas for Fiscal Responsibility), Austin, TX
Nettles, Dawn (Lotto Report), Garland, TX
Uriegas, Jose V. (Lucky Lady Bingo), Austin, TX
ON:
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Joseph, Sandra (Texas Lottery Commission), Austin, TX
Pyka, Kathy (Texas Lottery Commission), Austin, TX
Rodriguez, Eduardo (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX
Trost, Amy (Sunset Advisory Commission), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
May 9, 2013 1:30 PM - or upon adjournment
FOR:
Haltom, Sondra (Empower The Vote Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Dean, Kat (ACLU of Texas), Austin, TX
Moreno, Celina (MALDEF (Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund)),
San Antonio, TX
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Lisa Armstrong 'worried Ant will propose to Anne-Marie after divorce is finalised'
Will he get down on one knee?
by Nancy BrownShe recently told her followers not to "believe the lies" after her divorce settlement talks with Ant McPartlin "broke down".
And, while he's off preparing for the start of the new series of I'm A Celebrity – with his new girlfriend Anne-Marie Corbett by his side – Lisa Armstrong has reportedly revealed her fears for the future.
Speaking to New! magazine, a source revealed that she is "petrified" that once her divorce from the Britain's Got Talent host is finalised, he will propose to Anne-Marie.
The source said: "Lisa is petrified that Ant will use the opportunity to celebrate their divorce being finalised by proposing to Anne-Marie – the one thing she's dreading more than ever."
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They added that Lisa was "still grieving" the end of her marriage to Ant.
"She's still grieving over her marriage and has been to hell and back, which has only been worsened by watching Ant play happy families with Anne-Marie and her children."
Before jetting off to the jungle, Ant reportedly "pushed for mediation talks" with Lisa to work out the details of their reported £62m divorce.
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However, it's claimed they broke down because Lisa can't "bear the thought" of Ant asking Anne-Marie to marry him while they're out in Oz.
The source added the thought of an Aussie engagement makes Lisa "feel sick".
"So while she's desperate to move on and put this all behind her, there's also part of her that's petrified of letting go and facing the reality of the man she thought she'd spend forever with vowing to spend his future with someone else."
Ant, meanwhile, makes his return to I'm A Celebrity alongside partner Declan Donnelly after taking time off from hosting the show last year.
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I recently read an editorial by Robert Cringely dealing a bit with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), Windows Vista / XP, Virtualization and Windows API compatibility. I wasn’t so interested in his speculation regarding Windows API compatibility as I was his suggestion that Leopard would be sporting a new kernel. In all honesty, I hadn’t ever really considered such a move very likely. I mean, I know people have issues with Mach, but it works, right? In fact, it works quite well. That being said, I’m certainly not tied to it. I began doing a bit of research on this issue to see if I could try to guess what to expect from Apple in Leopard.
The notion that Apple is ditching Mach brings several questions to mind. First of all, why? Well, it appears that Mach does in fact have some significant performance limitations when compared to monolithic kernels. AnandTech put together a nice write-up of its own comparison testing.
So, if you agree that Mach has some significant drawbacks and that Apple is likely to want to replace it, the next question is, “With what will they replace it?” The primary reason for replacing Mach in OS X would likely be for performance, so presumably, the replacement kernel would be monolithic. Of the available open source monolithic kernels, the Linux and FreeBSD kernels present possibilities. I discount Linux for several reasons. First, Linux has some significant technical differences between FreeBSD / Darwin, so marrying the Linux kernel with Darwin could prove technically challenging and unrewarding. Second, Linux has GPL license encumberances. Apple enjoys greater freedom with the BSD license. Of the available monolithic kernels, the FreeBSD kernel seems most likely.
It is entirely possible, however, that Apple has been developing a replacement kernel themselves for some time. I actually think this one is less likely, but still possible. I think it would take an awful lot of resources to develop a separate kernel entirely for all this time.
Another interesting possibility is the L4 kernel. L4 is similar to Mach in its microkernel design, but is meant to address a number of the problems with Mach. There has already been some work done to bring L4 to Darwin and work is ongoing. You can read more about the L4/Darwin (darbat) project here. I’ve downloaded the Qemu image and tried it out, myself. It’s still very early in development, and unless Apple engineers have been working on this apart from the darbat developers, I can’t see Leopard sporting L4.
The last question I want to explore in this post is, “Even if Mach has problems, is it really worth the effort of replacing it?” It seems to me that Mach’s issues have the greatest implication for Mac OS X Server, where things like database and webserver performance are so critical. Well, wouldn’t it be worth replacing Mach to have a competitive enterprise server OS? I’m not so sure Apple is that concerned about it. In fact, here is one account that Apple is not interested in the enterprise at all. So, if Steve isn’t interested in the enterprise market, and Mach is mostly holding back OS X Server performance, does it make sense to swap kernels?
Well, honestly, I don’t know. It seems to me like Mach has seen better days. Maybe the naysayers are right and it is time for a change. Could Apple pull it off? In the middle of the PPC->Intel transition? Yes, I think so. In fact, the time is right for a kernel move. All I know is, Apple’s not saying a whole lot about Leopard yet. This year’s WWDC is sure to bring some exciting news items. Will a new kernel be one of them? I don’t know, but I can’t wait to find out.
Links: * http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20060420.html * http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20060413.html * http://www.anandtech.com/mac/showdoc.aspx?i=2436&p=7 * http://episteme.arstechnica.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/8300945231/m/645003648731 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L4_kernel * http://www.ertos.nicta.com.au/software/darbat/ * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeBSD_kernel
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My old AT keyboard finally bit the dust recently, so I decided to replace it with an Apple Pro USB Keyboard. I’m currently using a trial copy of Windows XP x64 Edition on this new PC of mine, and the Apple Pro Keyboard works great “out of the box” with it. However, when I began using Synergy, I began to be irritated by the fact that the alt/option key naturally maps to the apple/command key on my PowerBook. The alt/option key is just not nearly so well positioned for this purpose, so I set it to fix this annoyance.
Synergy is very configurable, and I was able to fix the problem by setting “Alt” to “Super” and “Super” to “Alt” in my PowerBook’s screen definition in the Synergy config. This allowed me to use the proper Apple/Command key when my PowerBook had focus in Synergy. My problem seemed resolved until switching back to the PC and realizing that Alt-Tab meant moving my thumb to the “alt/option” key again. This, I thought, was a bit annoying as well.
I knew that Windows XP allowed for remapping keyboard keys by redefining keyboard scancodes in the registry, so after consulting http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/input/w2kscan-map.mspx and http://goatpunch.com:8080/interflow?Remapping+Windows+Xp+Keyboard+Scancodes, I put together a registry entry that remapped my Apple/Command (originally mapped as the “Left Windows Key”) to be “Left Alt” and “Left Alt” to “Left Windows Key”. I didn’t bother remapping the right equivalents, as I don’t tend to use those very often.
So far, I’ve found this remapping to be very useful, so I am providing it as a registry file you can import. You will need to reboot after applying the registry file for the changes to take effect.
You can download the file here.
I hope someone else finds this useful.
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A friend of mine recently got me to try out a piece of software called Synergy. He told me it was like a software KVM switch, only without the “V” part. He said it was like working with a dual-head computer system, only it worked across separate computers. He also said that it was cross-platform and provided a shared clipboard!
I have to admit that at first, I really didn’t fully understand what Synergy did, but it sounded impressive enough that I had to try it out. Once I got it installed, I was truly amazed! I was amazed first by the technical aspects of Synergy. It’s not that Synergy is that complicated. In fact, once I got it running, I understood very well how one could go about constructing such a thing. The thing that most amazed me, however, was the boost in productivity I found from working with Synergy.
Like many IT professionals (or hobbyists, for that matter), I have several computers in my office or on my desk. Several of my machines are laptops. With this setup, I generally switch back and forth between my desktop(s) and laptop(s) throughout the day. This process can be rather tedius because it involves moving my hands from one keyboard / mouse to another. Now, I understand that there are KVM options and other ways to deal with such a problem. But in my case, these were not entirely feasible. And, if you give Synergy a go, you’ll discover that a movement of the mouse cursor is as convenient as switching a KVM or even more convenient in the case of a KVM without keyboard controls. What Synergy has allowed me to do is to sit back and use a single keyboard and mouse seamlessly between my desktop PC and my PowerBook, whether my PC happens to be running Windows XP, Linux or Darwin.
I highly recommend Synergy for anyone who uses a laptop on their desk next to their desktop computer. It’s not difficult to set up at all and there is even a nice installer for Windows.
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I happened to be looking over the Linksys WRT54G article on Wikipedia today and discovered an interesting external link. The article linked to a page that is a part of Earthlink’s R&D site (http://www.research.earthlink.net/ipv6/) describing a custom firmware Earthlink developed for deploying IPv6 into the home. The firmware is based on the Linksys firmware, but provides IPv6 routing capabilities and appears to be configured to work specifically with Earthlink’s IPv6 service.
I’m thrilled to see this kind of project. This kind of thing is just the thing that will speed the adoption of IPv6 in the home. Earthlink makes a pretty strong disclaimer regarding the quality of the firmware, but I imagine it mostly works just fine. They even addressed security concerns for opening up home network computers using publicly routable IPv6 addresses by providing a strong firewall configuration by default. It also appears that this service is open to anyone, not just Earthlink subscribers.
Really, I’m happy to see such a project and I hope that this and other similar projects help make IPv6 more practical. As IPv6 deployment becomes more practical, I see real potential in online gaming, such as Xbox Live or the Nintendo Revolution’s online game service. Anyway, check it out.
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In doing a bit more research on the MOSIX thing, I discovered http://hpc.sourceforge.net/ this wonderful page which details the many technologies available for cluster and grid computing on Mac OS X. For example, the site describes MPI and OpenMP. There’s a lot of other info on the site that should be useful for those wanting to use Mac OS X for high performance computing (HPC).
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GETTING STARTED
First we've started with creating mockups, while using our design style.
The mockups were created on Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator.
After the mockup was created, then we went to the next stage.
GETTING STARTED
VidApp is a video app creation platform
More than just a tech company, they're a group of passionate people that have been committed to helping businesses successfully launch video apps since 2012.
They're on a mission and they exist to empower online video business of all sizes with the technology they need to connect, motivate and inspire the world.
Research
Our target audience consisted from different sets of people, Fitness, Health, Boxing, Kickboxing, Gym trainers etc.
Research
We've created mockups widely only for our target audience, then after here we've went to the next stage where our App developers started developing the app on iOS and Android.
Design
After the approval of the app, I continued to the Onboarding Screen designs, where we have to create up to 5 onboarding screens displaying their app/brand.
Design
After the onboarding screens, I've created App Store Screenshots which will fit for iOS and Android devices.
We've made them for iPad Pro, iPad, Android 5'5", Android Tablet 10", iPhone X & iPhone 8+.
Research
Steps made from the design part to the production mode.
They start with Submitting the App, sending it for review to Google Play or Apple, Publishing it after it takes around 10-15 days.
Development
The development of the builder started with our Back-end developer, then when I came on-board I was assigned to change the UX/UI of the website.
We came up with the idea to add a phone, which when we swipe through the app, it shows the onboarding screens.
From this feature the customers and the staff had benefit from it.
Sketching
I've sketched the builder how it's going to look like for the iOS App Store Tab inside our builder.
Then while we're going slowly to change so the customers won't notice a drastic change which will impact their building speed, we've came up with the final results.
Research
Design
We've started with the landing screen, and we've tried various designs and came up with the iPhone, iPad and Macbook screen.
Design
Used the App component designs which we've designed for our customers.
Designed new sidebars, colours and rebranding of their current app.
Design
Design
Website designed and developed in wordpress, using Photoshop, Illustrator for the icons and the overall branding design.
Design
I also did Graphic Design which I've created the business cards for VidApp staff.


CurvedLines: customizing and mixing
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The example shows two datasets (d1, d2) plotted using different styles (curved line, points, bigger points). The points are hoverable, the curved line is not.
To achieve such mixed plots you have to define some settings on a per series level. In the example the curved line plugin is generally set to active (as default in the options object) but will be applied only to the first series. Similarly hovering is deactivated for the first series. The combination of "replotting" (series 1 and 2 both origin form dataset d1) and per series settings allows you to mix different plotting styles and settings in one canvas.
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ControlProjection¶
Overview¶
A ControlProjection is a subclass of Projections that projects to the parameterState
of a Processing Mechanisms. It takes the value of an outputState
), and uses it to modify the value of the parameter associated with the
parameterState to which it projects.
Creating a ControlProjection¶
A ControlProjection can be created using any of the standard ways to create a projection,
or by including it in the specification of a parameter for a mechanism,
MappingProjection, or the function
of either of these. If a ControlProjection is created using its
constructor on its own, the receiver
argument must be specified. If it is included in a
parameter specification, the parameterState for the parameter being specified will be assigned as the
ControlProjection’s receiver
. If its sender
is not
specified, its assignment depends on the receiver
. If the receiver belongs to a
mechanism that is part of a system, then the ControlProjection’s sender
is assigned to an
outputState of the system’s controller
. Otherwise, the sender
is assigned to
the outputState of a DefaultControlMechanism.
Structure¶
A ControlProjection has the same structure as a Projections. Its sender
can be the outputState of any mechanism, but is generally a ControlMechanism and commonly the
ControlSignal of an EVCMechanism. Its receiver
is always the parameterState of a mechanism or MappingProjection, that is associated with a parameter of either the
parameterState’s owner or it owner’s function
. The function
of a
ControlProjection is, by default, the identity function; that is, it uses the value
of its sender
to modify the value of the parameter that it controls.
Execution¶
A ControlProjection uses its function
to assign its value
from the one received from its sender
. This is used by the paramaterState to which the
ControlProjection projects to modify the corresponding parameter of its owner or owner’s function
.
Note
The changes in a parameter in response to the execution of a ControlProjection are not applied until the mechanism that receives the projection are next executed; see Lazy Evaluation for an explanation of “lazy” updating).
Class Reference¶
-
class
ControlProjection.
ControlProjection
(sender=None, receiver=None, function=Linear params=None, name=None, prefs=None)¶ - Implements a projection that controls the parameter of a mechanism or its
function
.Parameters: - sender (Optional[Mechanism or OutputState]) – specifies the source of the input for the ControlProjection; usually an outputState of a ControlMechanism, and commonly the ControlSignal of an EVCMechanism. If it is not specified, an outputState of the DefaultControlMechanism for the system to which the receiver belongs will be assigned.
- receiver (Optional[Mechanism or ParameterState]) – specifies the parameterState associated with the parameter to be controlled. This must be specified, or be able to be determined by the context in which the ControlProjection is created or assigned.
- function (TransferFunction : default Linear) – specifies the function used to convert the
value
of the ControlProjection’ssender
to its ownvalue
. - params (Optional[Dict[param keyword, param value]]) – a parameter dictionary that can be used to specify the parameters for
the projection, its
function
, and/or a custom function and its parameters. Values specified for parameters in the dictionary override any assigned to those parameters in arguments of the constructor. - name (str : default ControlProjection-<index>) – a string used for the name of the ControlProjection. If not is specified, a default is assigned by ProjectionRegistry (see Registry for conventions used in naming, including for default and duplicate names).
- prefs (Optional[PreferenceSet or specification dict : Projection.classPreferences]) – the
PreferenceSet
for the ControlProjection. If it is not specified, a default is assigned usingclassPreferences
defined in __init__.py (see PreferenceSet for details).
-
componentType
¶ CONTROL_PROJECTION
-
sender
¶ OutputState of ControlMechanism – mechanism that provides the current input for the ControlProjection (usually a ControlMechanism).
-
receiver
¶ ParameterState of Mechanism – parameterState for the parameter to be modified by the ControlProjection.
-
value
¶ float – during initialization, assigned a keyword string (either
INITIALIZING
orDEFERRED_INITIALIZATION
); during execution, is assigned the current value of the ControlProjection.
-
name
¶ str : default ControlProjection-<index> – the name of the ControlProjection. Specified in the
name
argument of the constructor for the projection; if not is specified, a default is assigned by ProjectionRegistry (see Registry for conventions used in naming, including for default and duplicate names).
-
prefs
¶ PreferenceSet or specification dict : Projection.classPreferences – the
PreferenceSet
for projection. Specified in theprefs
argument of the constructor for the projection; if it is not specified, a default is assigned usingclassPreferences
defined in __init__.py (see PreferenceSet for details).


#include <QuickMpr121.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| mpr121 (byte addr=0, TwoWire *wire=&Wire) | |
| Creates an MPR121 device with sane default settings. More... | |
| bool | readTouchState (byte electrode) |
| Reads one touch state bool. More... | |
| short | readTouchState () |
| Reads the 13 touch state bits. More... | |
| short | readOORState () |
| Reads the 15 out of range bits. More... | |
| bool | readOverCurrent () |
| Reads the over current flag. More... | |
| void | clearOverCurrent () |
| Clears the over current flag. More... | |
| short * | readElectrodeData (byte electrode, byte count) |
| Reads filtered analog data for consecutive electrodes. More... | |
| short | readElectrodeData (byte electrode) |
| Reads filtered analog data for a single electrode. More... | |
| byte * | readElectrodeBaseline (byte electrode, byte count) |
| Reads baseline values for consecutive electrodes. More... | |
| byte | readElectrodeBaseline (byte electrode) |
| Reads the baseline value for a single electrode. More... | |
| void | writeElectrodeBaseline (byte electrode, byte count, byte value) |
| Writes a baseline value to consecutive electrodes. More... | |
| void | writeElectrodeBaseline (byte electrode, byte value) |
| Writes the baseline value for a single electrode. More... | |
| void | setAllThresholds (byte touched, byte released, bool prox) |
| A quick way to set all ::touchThresholds and ::releaseThresholds. More... | |
| byte * | readElectrodeCDC (byte electrode, byte count) |
| Reads per-electrode "Charge Discharge Current" (μA) for consecutive electrodes. More... | |
| byte | readElectrodeCDC (byte electrode) |
| Reads per-electrode "Charge Discharge Current" (μA) for a single electrode. More... | |
| void | writeElectrodeCDC (byte electrode, byte count, byte value) |
| Writes per-electrode "Charge Discharge Current" (μA) for consecutive electrodes. More... | |
| void | writeElectrodeCDC (byte electrode, byte value) |
| Writes per-electrode "Charge Discharge Current" (μA) for a single electrode. More... | |
| mpr121FilterCDT * | readElectrodeCDT (byte electrode, byte count) |
| Reads per-electrode "Charge Discharge Time" (μs) for consecutive electrodes. More... | |
| mpr121FilterCDT | readElectrodeCDT (byte electrode) |
| Reads per-electrode "Charge Discharge Time" (μs) for a single electrode. More... | |
| void | writeElectrodeCDT (byte electrode, byte count, mpr121FilterCDT value) |
| Writes per-electrode "Charge Discharge Time" (μs) for consecutive electrodes. More... | |
| void | writeElectrodeCDT (byte electrode, mpr121FilterCDT value) |
| Writes per-electrode "Charge Discharge Time" (μs) for a single electrode. More... | |
| void | setGPIOMode (byte pin, byte count, mpr121GPIOMode mode) |
| Sets pin mode for consecutive GPIO pins. More... | |
| void | setGPIOMode (byte pin, mpr121GPIOMode mode) |
| Sets pin mode for a single GPIO pin. More... | |
| void | writeGPIODigital (byte pin, byte count, bool value) |
| Writes a digital value to consecutive GPIO pins. More... | |
| void | writeGPIODigital (byte pin, bool value) |
| Writes a digital value to a single GPIO pin. More... | |
| void | writeGPIOAnalog (byte pin, byte count, byte value) |
| Writes an "analog" (PWM) value to consecutive GPIO pins. More... | |
| void | writeGPIOAnalog (byte pin, byte value) |
| Writes an "analog" (PWM) value to a single GPIO pin. More... | |
| void | begin (unsigned long clock=400000) |
| Optional alternative to using Wire.begin() and Wire.setClock(). More... | |
| void | start (byte electrodes) |
| Applies settings and enters run mode with a given number of electrodes. More... | |
| void | stop () |
| Exits run mode. More... | |
| bool | checkRunning () |
| Checks if the MPR121 is in run mode. More... | |
| void | softReset () |
| Resets the MPR121. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| byte | touchThresholds [13] |
| Touch detection thresholds for ELE0-ELE11 and ELEPROX. More... | |
| byte | releaseThresholds [13] |
| Release detection thresholds for ELE0-ELE11 and ELEPROX. More... | |
| byte | MHDrising |
| "Max Half Delta" rising baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | MHDfalling |
| "Max Half Delta" falling baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | NHDrising |
| "Noise Half Delta" rising baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | NHDfalling |
| "Noise Half Delta" falling baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | NHDtouched |
| "Noise Half Delta" touched baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | NCLrising |
| "Noise Count Limit" rising baseline adjustment value (AN3891) More... | |
| byte | NCLfalling |
| "Noise Count Limit" falling baseline adjustment value (AN3891) More... | |
| byte | NCLtouched |
| "Noise Count Limit" touched baseline adjustment value (AN3891) More... | |
| byte | FDLrising |
| "Filter Delay Limit" rising baseline adjustment value (AN3891) More... | |
| byte | FDLfalling |
| "Filter Delay Limit" falling baseline adjustment value (AN3891) More... | |
| byte | FDLtouched |
| "Filter Delay Limit" touched baseline adjustment value (AN3891) More... | |
| byte | MHDrisingProx |
| "Max Half Delta" rising value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | MHDfallingProx |
| "Max Half Delta" falling value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | NHDrisingProx |
| "Noise Half Delta" rising value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | NHDfallingProx |
| "Noise Half Delta" falling value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | NHDtouchedProx |
| "Noise Half Delta" touched value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63 More... | |
| byte | NCLrisingProx |
| "Noise Count Limit" rising value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) More... | |
| byte | NCLfallingProx |
| "Noise Count Limit" falling value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) More... | |
| byte | NCLtouchedProx |
| "Noise Count Limit" touched value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) More... | |
| byte | FDLrisingProx |
| "Filter Delay Limit" rising value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) More... | |
| byte | FDLfallingProx |
| "Filter Delay Limit" falling value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) More... | |
| byte | FDLtouchedProx |
| "Filter Delay Limit" touched value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) More... | |
| byte | debounceTouch |
| Set "Debounce" count for touches (times a detection must be sampled) – max: 7. More... | |
| byte | debounceRelease |
| Set "Debounce" count for releases (times a detection must be sampled) – max: 7. More... | |
| mpr121FilterFFI | FFI |
| "First Filter Iterations" (number of samples taken for the first level of filtering) More... | |
| byte | globalCDC |
| Global "Charge Discharge Current" (μA), not used if autoconfig is enabled – max 63. More... | |
| mpr121FilterCDT | globalCDT |
| Global "Charge Discharge Time" (μs), not used if autoconfig is enabled. More... | |
| mpr121FilterSFI | SFI |
| "Second Filter Iterations" (number of samples taken for the second level of filtering) More... | |
| mpr121FilterESI | ESI |
| "Electrode Sample Interval" (ms) More... | |
| mpr121ElectrodeConfigCL | calLock |
| "Calibration Lock" (baseline tracking and initial value settings) More... | |
| mpr121ElectrodeConfigProx | proxEnable |
| ELEPROX_EN: sets what electrodes will be used for proximity detection. More... | |
| byte | autoConfigUSL |
| "Up-Side Limit" for auto calibration – if not set when starting, this will be automatically set to the ideal value for 1.8V supply More... | |
| byte | autoConfigLSL |
| "Low-Side Limit" for auto calibration – if not set when starting, this will be automatically set based on USL More... | |
| byte | autoConfigTL |
| "Target Level" for auto calibration – if not set when starting, this will be automatically set based on USL More... | |
| mpr121AutoConfigRetry | autoConfigRetry |
| Number of retries for failed auto-config before out of range will be set. More... | |
| mpr121AutoConfigBVA | autoConfigBaselineAdjust |
| "Baseline Value Adjust" changes how the baseline registers will be set after auto-configuration completes More... | |
| bool | autoConfigEnableReconfig |
| "Automatic Reconfiguration Enable" will try to reconfigure out of range (failed) channels every sampling interval More... | |
| bool | autoConfigEnableCalibration |
| "Automatic Configuration Enable" will enable/disable auto-configuration when entering run mode More... | |
| bool | autoConfigSkipChargeTime |
| "Skip Charge Time Search" will skip searching for charge time and use the already-set per-electrode or global value More... | |
| bool | autoConfigInterruptOOR |
| "Out-of-range interrupt enable" will trigger an interrupt when a channel is determined to be out of range More... | |
| bool | autoConfigInterruptARF |
| "Auto-reconfiguration fail interrupt enable" will trigger an interrupt when auto-reconfiguration fails More... | |
| bool | autoConfigInterruptACF |
| "Auto-configuration fail interrupt enable" will trigger an interrupt when auto-configuration fails More... | |
| mpr121::mpr121 | ( | byte | addr = 0 , |
| TwoWire * | wire = &Wire |
||
| ) |
Creates an MPR121 device with sane default settings.
| addr | The I2C address to use. If not specified (or ==0), the next valid address will be chosen automatically. |
| wire | You can pass in an alternative TwoWire instance. |
Definition at line 308 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| void mpr121::begin | ( | unsigned long | clock = 400000 | ) |
Optional alternative to using Wire.begin() and Wire.setClock().
Also has a built-in delay to ensure MPR121s are ready.
Definition at line 767 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| bool mpr121::checkRunning | ( | ) |
Checks if the MPR121 is in run mode.
Definition at line 842 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| void mpr121::clearOverCurrent | ( | ) |
Clears the over current flag.
(over current on REXT pin, probably shouldn't happen in normal operation)
Definition at line 529 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
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inline |
Reads the baseline value for a single electrode.
Definition at line 445 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte * mpr121::readElectrodeBaseline | ( | byte | electrode, |
| byte | count | ||
| ) |
Reads baseline values for consecutive electrodes.
Definition at line 549 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
|
inline |
Reads per-electrode "Charge Discharge Current" (μA) for a single electrode.
Definition at line 477 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte * mpr121::readElectrodeCDC | ( | byte | electrode, |
| byte | count | ||
| ) |
Reads per-electrode "Charge Discharge Current" (μA) for consecutive electrodes.
Definition at line 588 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
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inline |
Reads per-electrode "Charge Discharge Time" (μs) for a single electrode.
Definition at line 503 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| mpr121FilterCDT * mpr121::readElectrodeCDT | ( | byte | electrode, |
| byte | count | ||
| ) |
Reads per-electrode "Charge Discharge Time" (μs) for consecutive electrodes.
Definition at line 613 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
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inline |
Reads filtered analog data for a single electrode.
Definition at line 433 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| short * mpr121::readElectrodeData | ( | byte | electrode, |
| byte | count | ||
| ) |
Reads filtered analog data for consecutive electrodes.
Definition at line 535 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| short mpr121::readOORState | ( | ) |
Reads the 15 out of range bits.
[13]: auto-config fail flag [14]: auto-reconfig fail flag
Definition at line 461 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| bool mpr121::readOverCurrent | ( | ) |
Reads the over current flag.
(over current on REXT pin, probably shouldn't happen in normal operation)
Definition at line 523 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| short mpr121::readTouchState | ( | ) |
Reads the 13 touch state bits.
Also use this for reading GPIO inputs.
Definition at line 453 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| bool mpr121::readTouchState | ( | byte | electrode | ) |
Reads one touch state bool.
Also use this for reading GPIO inputs.
When multiple touches must be read, using the variant that returns data for all 13 is preferred. This does implement a simple cache though, so performance shouldn't be drastically different.
Definition at line 426 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| void mpr121::setAllThresholds | ( | byte | touched, |
| byte | released, | ||
| bool | prox | ||
| ) |
A quick way to set all ::touchThresholds and ::releaseThresholds.
| prox | Whether to set proximity detection thresholds too. |
Definition at line 574 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| void mpr121::setGPIOMode | ( | byte | pin, |
| byte | count, | ||
| mpr121GPIOMode | mode | ||
| ) |
Sets pin mode for consecutive GPIO pins.
GPIO can be used on pins 4-11 when they aren't used for sensing. Use mode MPR_GPIO_MODE_OUTPUT_OPENDRAIN_HIGH for direct LED driving – it can source up to 12mA.
Definition at line 662 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
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Sets pin mode for a single GPIO pin.
GPIO can be used on pins 4-11 when they aren't used for sensing. Use mode MPR_GPIO_MODE_OUTPUT_OPENDRAIN_HIGH for direct LED driving – it can source up to 12mA.
Definition at line 534 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| void mpr121::softReset | ( | ) |
Resets the MPR121.
Definition at line 848 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| void mpr121::start | ( | byte | electrodes | ) |
Applies settings and enters run mode with a given number of electrodes.
Very much based on the quick start guide (AN3944).
Definition at line 779 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| void mpr121::stop | ( | ) |
Exits run mode.
Definition at line 835 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| void mpr121::writeElectrodeBaseline | ( | byte | electrode, |
| byte | count, | ||
| byte | value | ||
| ) |
Writes a baseline value to consecutive electrodes.
Definition at line 563 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
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Writes the baseline value for a single electrode.
Definition at line 457 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| void mpr121::writeElectrodeCDC | ( | byte | electrode, |
| byte | count, | ||
| byte | value | ||
| ) |
Writes per-electrode "Charge Discharge Current" (μA) for consecutive electrodes.
Max: 63
Definition at line 603 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
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inline |
Writes per-electrode "Charge Discharge Current" (μA) for a single electrode.
Max: 63
Definition at line 491 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| void mpr121::writeElectrodeCDT | ( | byte | electrode, |
| byte | count, | ||
| mpr121FilterCDT | value | ||
| ) |
Writes per-electrode "Charge Discharge Time" (μs) for consecutive electrodes.
Definition at line 633 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
|
inline |
Writes per-electrode "Charge Discharge Time" (μs) for a single electrode.
Definition at line 515 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| void mpr121::writeGPIOAnalog | ( | byte | pin, |
| byte | count, | ||
| byte | value | ||
| ) |
Writes an "analog" (PWM) value to consecutive GPIO pins.
Max value is 15
Pin 9 apparently has a logic bug and pin 10 must also have its data set high for it to work. (see https://community.nxp.com/thread/305474)
Definition at line 744 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
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inline |
Writes an "analog" (PWM) value to a single GPIO pin.
Max value is 15
Pin 9 apparently has a logic bug and pin 10 must also have its data set high for it to work. (see https://community.nxp.com/thread/305474)
Definition at line 566 of file QuickMpr121.h.
|
inline |
Writes a digital value to a single GPIO pin.
Definition at line 546 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| void mpr121::writeGPIODigital | ( | byte | pin, |
| byte | count, | ||
| bool | value | ||
| ) |
Writes a digital value to consecutive GPIO pins.
Definition at line 719 of file QuickMpr121.cpp.
| mpr121AutoConfigBVA mpr121::autoConfigBaselineAdjust |
"Baseline Value Adjust" changes how the baseline registers will be set after auto-configuration completes
Definition at line 366 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| bool mpr121::autoConfigEnableCalibration |
"Automatic Configuration Enable" will enable/disable auto-configuration when entering run mode
Definition at line 368 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| bool mpr121::autoConfigEnableReconfig |
"Automatic Reconfiguration Enable" will try to reconfigure out of range (failed) channels every sampling interval
Definition at line 367 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| bool mpr121::autoConfigInterruptACF |
"Auto-configuration fail interrupt enable" will trigger an interrupt when auto-configuration fails
Definition at line 375 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| bool mpr121::autoConfigInterruptARF |
"Auto-reconfiguration fail interrupt enable" will trigger an interrupt when auto-reconfiguration fails
Definition at line 374 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| bool mpr121::autoConfigInterruptOOR |
"Out-of-range interrupt enable" will trigger an interrupt when a channel is determined to be out of range
Definition at line 373 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::autoConfigLSL |
"Low-Side Limit" for auto calibration – if not set when starting, this will be automatically set based on USL
Definition at line 363 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| mpr121AutoConfigRetry mpr121::autoConfigRetry |
Number of retries for failed auto-config before out of range will be set.
Definition at line 365 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| bool mpr121::autoConfigSkipChargeTime |
"Skip Charge Time Search" will skip searching for charge time and use the already-set per-electrode or global value
This results in a shorter time to configure, but the designer must supply appropriate values.
Definition at line 370 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::autoConfigTL |
"Target Level" for auto calibration – if not set when starting, this will be automatically set based on USL
Definition at line 364 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::autoConfigUSL |
"Up-Side Limit" for auto calibration – if not set when starting, this will be automatically set to the ideal value for 1.8V supply
Definition at line 362 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| mpr121ElectrodeConfigCL mpr121::calLock |
"Calibration Lock" (baseline tracking and initial value settings)
Definition at line 359 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::debounceRelease |
Set "Debounce" count for releases (times a detection must be sampled) – max: 7.
Definition at line 349 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::debounceTouch |
Set "Debounce" count for touches (times a detection must be sampled) – max: 7.
Definition at line 348 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| mpr121FilterESI mpr121::ESI |
"Electrode Sample Interval" (ms)
Definition at line 356 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::FDLfalling |
"Filter Delay Limit" falling baseline adjustment value (AN3891)
Definition at line 328 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::FDLfallingProx |
"Filter Delay Limit" falling value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893)
Definition at line 344 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::FDLrising |
"Filter Delay Limit" rising baseline adjustment value (AN3891)
Definition at line 327 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::FDLrisingProx |
"Filter Delay Limit" rising value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893)
Definition at line 343 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::FDLtouched |
"Filter Delay Limit" touched baseline adjustment value (AN3891)
Definition at line 329 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::FDLtouchedProx |
"Filter Delay Limit" touched value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893)
Definition at line 345 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| mpr121FilterFFI mpr121::FFI |
"First Filter Iterations" (number of samples taken for the first level of filtering)
Definition at line 352 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::globalCDC |
Global "Charge Discharge Current" (μA), not used if autoconfig is enabled – max 63.
Definition at line 353 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| mpr121FilterCDT mpr121::globalCDT |
Global "Charge Discharge Time" (μs), not used if autoconfig is enabled.
Definition at line 354 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::MHDfalling |
"Max Half Delta" falling baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63
Definition at line 317 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::MHDfallingProx |
"Max Half Delta" falling value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63
Definition at line 333 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::MHDrising |
"Max Half Delta" rising baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63
Definition at line 316 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::MHDrisingProx |
"Max Half Delta" rising value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63
Definition at line 332 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NCLfalling |
"Noise Count Limit" falling baseline adjustment value (AN3891)
Definition at line 324 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NCLfallingProx |
"Noise Count Limit" falling value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893)
Definition at line 340 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NCLrising |
"Noise Count Limit" rising baseline adjustment value (AN3891)
Definition at line 323 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NCLrisingProx |
"Noise Count Limit" rising value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893)
Definition at line 339 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NCLtouched |
"Noise Count Limit" touched baseline adjustment value (AN3891)
Definition at line 325 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NCLtouchedProx |
"Noise Count Limit" touched value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893)
Definition at line 341 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NHDfalling |
"Noise Half Delta" falling baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63
Definition at line 320 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NHDfallingProx |
"Noise Half Delta" falling value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63
Definition at line 336 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NHDrising |
"Noise Half Delta" rising baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63
Definition at line 319 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NHDrisingProx |
"Noise Half Delta" rising value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63
Definition at line 335 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NHDtouched |
"Noise Half Delta" touched baseline adjustment value (AN3891) – max: 63
Definition at line 321 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::NHDtouchedProx |
"Noise Half Delta" touched value for proximity detection (AN3891/AN3893) – max: 63
Definition at line 337 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| mpr121ElectrodeConfigProx mpr121::proxEnable |
ELEPROX_EN: sets what electrodes will be used for proximity detection.
Definition at line 360 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::releaseThresholds[13] |
Release detection thresholds for ELE0-ELE11 and ELEPROX.
Definition at line 314 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| mpr121FilterSFI mpr121::SFI |
"Second Filter Iterations" (number of samples taken for the second level of filtering)
Definition at line 355 of file QuickMpr121.h.
| byte mpr121::touchThresholds[13] |
Touch detection thresholds for ELE0-ELE11 and ELEPROX.
Definition at line 313 of file QuickMpr121.h.


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8.43 Pseudo Memory
One use is to emulate PBR, such as Euphoria's map and stack types.
<IP_ADDRESS> ram_space
include std/eumem.e namespace eumem export sequence ram_space
The (pseudo) RAM heap space. Use malloc to gain ownership to a heap location and free to release it back to the system.
<IP_ADDRESS> malloc
include std/eumem.e namespace eumem export function malloc(object mem_struct_p = 1, integer cleanup_p = 1)
allocates a block of (pseudo) memory.
Parameters:
- mem_struct_p : The initial structure (sequence) to occupy the allocated block. If this is an integer, a sequence of zero this long is used. The default is the number one, meaning that the default initial structure is {0}
- cleanup_p : Identifies whether the memory should be released automatically when the reference count for the handle for the allocated block drops to zero, or when passed to delete. If zero, then the block must be freed using the free procedure.
Returns:
A handle, to the acquired block. Once you acquire the handle you can use it as needed. Note that if cleanup_p is one, then the variable holding the handle must be capable of storing an atom (do not use an integer) as a double floating point value.
Example 1:
my_spot = malloc() ram_space[my_spot] = my_data
<IP_ADDRESS> free
include std/eumem.e namespace eumem export procedure free(atom mem_p)
deallocates a block of (pseudo) memory.
Parameters:
- mem_p : The handle to a previously acquired ram_space location.
Comments:
This allows the location to be used by other parts of your application. You should no longer access this location again because it could be acquired by some other process in your application. This routine should only be called if you passed zero as cleanup_p to malloc.
Example 1:
my_spot = malloc(1,0) ram_space[my_spot] = my_data -- . . . do some processing . . . free(my_spot)
<IP_ADDRESS> valid
include std/eumem.e namespace eumem export function valid(object mem_p, object mem_struct_p = 1)
validates a block of (pseudo) memory.
Parameters:
- mem_p : The handle to a previously acquired ram_space location.
- mem_struct_p : If an integer, this is the length of the sequence that should be occupying the ram_space location pointed to by mem_p.
Returns:
An integer,
0 if either the mem_p is invalid or if the sequence at that location is the wrong length.
1 if the handle and contents are okay.
Comments:
This can only check the length of the contents at the location. Nothing else is checked at that location.
Example 1:
my_spot = malloc() ram_space[my_spot] = my_data . . . do some processing . . if valid(my_spot, length(my_data)) then free(my_spot) end if


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Tools are made up of a series of forms, that can be navigated using the Next/Back/Quit buttons at the bottom right corner of the nagivation frame. Each form will provide information that is used to update the GUI: a form title, a short description of its purpose and required fields, a context-specific help page and a mechanism to validate the form content to ensure that all required fields are filled in and contain correctly-formatted values.
The result of this validation are shown next to the navigation buttons ( if all fields are OK, on warnings, on errors). If errors are detected, the users will be shown an error dialog with more information on the validation rule that generated the error. Users will not be able to proceed with the conversion process until all errors are corrected.
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Massimo Cellino racially insulted Mario Balotelli but Brescia have now come out and defended their chairman, insisting he was making a joke
by Darren Lewis, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/darren-lewis/Mario Balotelli has been racially insulted by his own chairman at Italian club Brescia.
Asked why Balotelli had been dropped, ex-Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino said: "What can I say? That he's black and he's working to whiten himself but he has great difficulties in this.”
The slur is the latest in a string of insults aimed at the former Manchester City and Liverpool striker during his time in Italy
Italian Balotelli was racially abused by Verona supporters earlier this month but was persuaded to stay on the pitch after threatening to walk off.
Brescia boss Fabio Grosso left Balotelli out of Sunday's squad for the 3-0 defeat at Roma and challenged him to show more "determination and enthusiasm" to regain his place.
Responding to Cellino's comments regarding Balotelli's situation on Monday, the Serie A club issued a statement defending their position.
It read: "In relation to what president Massimo Cellino declared this afternoon about our player Mario Balotelli, Brescia Calcio explains that it was clearly a joke said as a paradox.
"It was clearly misunderstood and it was said in the attempt to downplay an excessive media exposure and aimed at protecting the player."
Brescia are bottom of Serie A, four points from safety after two wins from their opening 12 matches.
Balotelli has scored two goals in seven appearances since joining his hometown club in August.

In 2012 the Italian daily newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport were forced to apologise after publishing a cartoon depicting Balotelli, then playing for Italy at the European Championships, as King Kong on top of Big Ben.
The image, on the day of Italy’s game against England, led to a number of complaints from readers.
Earlier this season Balotelli was dismissed as “arrogant” by Brescia's ultras group following his reaction to racist abuse from Verona supporters.
Verona were handed a one-match partial stadium closure and the club banned one of their ultras, Luca Castellini, for more than 10 years after he said Balotelli could "never be completely Italian”.


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Supported LabVIEW versions:
LabVIEW 2017 Full Development or higher
Supported Operating Systems:
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later, openSUSE
10.3 or later
Note: G# Framework will probably work on all LabVIEW supported platforms, but is not tested.


Welcome to the barplot section of the R graph gallery. A barplot is used to display the relationship between a numeric and a categorical variable. This section also include stacked barplot and grouped barplot where two levels of grouping are shown. If you're looking to go further, this online course offers good material for barcharts with ggplot2.
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and geom_bar()
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function. The examples below will guide you through the basics of this tool:
barplot()
functionBasic R can build quality barplots thanks to the barplot()
function. Here is a list of examples guiding you through the most common customization you will need.
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To explain the algorithm, let's use the following sample text (to be highlighted) and user query:
| Sample Text | Lucene is a search engine library. |
| User Query | Lucene^2 OR "search library"~1 |
The user query is a BooleanQuery that consists of TermQuery("Lucene") with boost of 2 and PhraseQuery("search library") with slop of 1.
For your convenience, here is the offsets and positions info of the sample text.
+--------+-----------------------------------+ | |<PHONE_NUMBER>222222222233333| | offset|01234567890123456789012345678901234| +--------+-----------------------------------+ |document|Lucene is a search engine library. | +--------*-----------------------------------+ |position|0 1 2 3 4 5 | +--------*-----------------------------------+
In Step 1, Fast Vector Highlighter generates {@link com.o19s.solr.swan.highlight.FieldQuery.QueryPhraseMap} from the user query.
QueryPhraseMap
consists of the following members:
public class QueryPhraseMap { boolean terminal; int slop; // valid if terminal == true and phraseHighlight == true float boost; // valid if terminal == true Map<String, QueryPhraseMap> subMap; }
QueryPhraseMap
has subMap. The key of the subMap is a _term
text in the user query and the value1 is a subsequent QueryPhraseMap
.
If the query is a _term (not phrase), then the subsequent QueryPhraseMap
is marked as terminal. If the query is a phrase, then the subsequent QueryPhraseMap
is not a terminal and it has the next _term text in the phrase.
From the sample user query, the following QueryPhraseMap
will be generated:
QueryPhraseMap +--------+-+ +-------+-+ |"Lucene"|o+->|boost=2|*| * : terminal +--------+-+ +-------+-+ +--------+-+ +---------+-+ +-------+------+-+ |"search"|o+->|"library"|o+->|boost=1|slop=1|*| +--------+-+ +---------+-+ +-------+------+-+
In Step 2, Fast Vector Highlighter generates {@link com.o19s.solr.swan.highlight.FieldTermStack}. Fast Vector Highlighter uses _term vector data
(must be stored {@link org.apache.lucene.document.FieldType#setStoreTermVectorOffsets(boolean)} and {@link org.apache.lucene.document.FieldType#setStoreTermVectorPositions(boolean)})
to generate it. FieldTermStack
keeps the terms in the user query.
Therefore, in this sample case, Fast Vector Highlighter generates the following FieldTermStack
:
FieldTermStack +------------------+ |"Lucene"(0,6,0) | +------------------+ |"search"(12,18,3) | +------------------+ |"library"(26,33,5)| +------------------+ where : "termText"(startOffset,endOffset,position)
In Step 3, Fast Vector Highlighter generates {@link com.o19s.solr.swan.highlight.FieldPhraseList}
by reference to QueryPhraseMap
and FieldTermStack
.
FieldPhraseList +----------------+-----------------+---+ |"Lucene" |[(0,6)] |w=2| +----------------+-----------------+---+ |"search library"|[(12,18),(26,33)]|w=1| +----------------+-----------------+---+
The type of each entry is WeightedPhraseInfo
that consists of
an array of terms offsets and weight.
In Step 4, Fast Vector Highlighter creates FieldFragList
by reference to
FieldPhraseList
. In this sample case, the following
FieldFragList
will be generated:
FieldFragList +---------------------------------+ |"Lucene"[(0,6)] | |"search library"[(12,18),(26,33)]| |totalBoost=3 | +---------------------------------+
The calculation for each FieldFragList.WeightedFragInfo.totalBoost
(weight)
depends on the implementation of FieldFragList.add( ... )
:
public void add( int startOffset, int endOffset, List<WeightedPhraseInfo> phraseInfoList ) { float totalBoost = 0; List<SubInfo> subInfos = new ArrayList<SubInfo>(); for( WeightedPhraseInfo phraseInfo : phraseInfoList ){ subInfos.add( new SubInfo( phraseInfo.getText(), phraseInfo.getTermsOffsets(), phraseInfo.getSeqnum() ) ); totalBoost += phraseInfo.getBoost(); } getFragInfos().add( new WeightedFragInfo( startOffset, endOffset, subInfos, totalBoost ) ); }The used implementation of
FieldFragList
is noted in BaseFragListBuilder.createFieldFragList( ... )
:
public FieldFragList createFieldFragList( FieldPhraseList fieldPhraseList, int fragCharSize ){ return createFieldFragList( fieldPhraseList, new SimpleFieldFragList( fragCharSize ), fragCharSize ); }
Currently there are basically to approaches available:
SimpleFragListBuilder using SimpleFieldFragList
: sum-of-boosts-approach. The totalBoost is calculated by summarizing the query-boosts per _term. Per default a _term is boosted by 1.0WeightedFragListBuilder using WeightedFieldFragList
: sum-of-distinct-weights-approach. The totalBoost is calculated by summarizing the IDF-weights of distinct terms.Comparison of the two approaches:
| Terms in fragment | sum-of-distinct-weights | sum-of-boosts |
|---|---|---|
| das alte testament | 5.339621 | 3.0 |
| das alte testament | 5.339621 | 3.0 |
| das testament alte | 5.339621 | 3.0 |
| das alte testament | 5.339621 | 3.0 |
| das testament | 2.9455688 | 2.0 |
| das alte | 2.4759595 | 2.0 |
| das das das das | 1.5015357 | 4.0 |
| das das das | 1.3003681 | 3.0 |
| das das | 1.061746 | 2.0 |
| alte | 1.0 | 1.0 |
| alte | 1.0 | 1.0 |
| das | 0.7507678 | 1.0 |
| das | 0.7507678 | 1.0 |
| das | 0.7507678 | 1.0 |
| das | 0.7507678 | 1.0 |
| das | 0.7507678 | 1.0 |
In Step 5, by using FieldFragList
and the field stored data,
Fast Vector Highlighter creates highlighted snippets!


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Psalm 116
1 I love Yahweh because he hears
my voice and my pleas for mercy.
2 Because he listened to me,
I will call on him as long as I live.
3 The cords of death surrounded me,
and the snares of sheol confronted me;
I felt anguish and sorrow.
4 Then I called on the name of Yahweh:
"Please Yahweh, rescue my life."
5 Yahweh is merciful and fair;
our God is compassionate.
6 Yahweh protects the naive;
I was brought low, and he saved me.
7 My soul can return to its resting place,
for Yahweh has been good to me.
8 For you rescued my life from death,
my eyes from tears,
and my feet from stumbling.
9 I will serve Yahweh
in the land of the living.
10 I believed in him, even when I said,
"I am greatly afflicted."
11 I rashly said,
"All men are liars."
12 How can I repay Yahweh
for all his kindnesses to me?
13 I will raise the cup of salvation,
and call on the name of Yahweh.
14 I will fulfill my vows to Yahweh
in the presence of all his people.
15 Precious in the sight of Yahweh
is the death of his saints.
16 Yahweh, indeed, I am your servant;
I am your servant, the son of your servant woman;
you have taken away my bonds.
17 I will offer to you the sacrifice of thanksgiving
and will call on the name of Yahweh.
18 I will fulfill my vows to Yahweh
in the presence of all his people,
19 in the courts of Yahweh's house,
in your midst, Jerusalem.
Praise Yahweh.


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