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harleyfrazee opened this issue Apr 1, 2017 · 3 comments
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Can Hazzah support my race timer application #3104

harleyfrazee opened this issue Apr 1, 2017 · 3 comments

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@harleyfrazee
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My application involves two "beam break" devices and an iPhone. Both beam break devices send UDP keepalive messages every 1 second to the iPhone and send a different USP message when the beam is broken as soon as possible since the desired timing would be in 100th of a second.

Due to iPhone security one of the Hazzah devices must be a softAP (the other a WiFi client). The softAP functionality must include:

  1. software programmable SSID/BSSID
  2. IP address of AP predictable and WiFi connected devices must be giving appropriate IP addresses
  3. after the devices are WiFi connected they should be able to send and receive UDP messages both broadcast and unicast.
  4. Hardware/firmware wise, the device must be able to detect a rising or falling voltage signal on a pin in order to support a beam break.
  5. Hardware/firmware wise, it would be desired to be able to use one of the pins to turn on/off an LED. Even more desirable to support a dual color LED.
  6. Hardware/firmware wise, it would be desired to be able to detect a low-battery signal.
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tttapa commented Apr 22, 2017

  1. What is a Hazzah?
  2. UDP packets don't always arrive. It's not reliable. You could use WebSocket for low-latency, reliable communication.
  3. A wired solution would be much more accurate. (and easier)

Pieter

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themindfactory commented Apr 22, 2017 via email

@devyte
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devyte commented Sep 7, 2017

This is not the right place to ask for support for your particular project. Please request assistance at esp8266.com or stackoveflow.
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@devyte devyte closed this as completed Sep 7, 2017
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