• wazounet

    Hi Widdly!

    I'm runing into the exact same issue than you, 4 years later... however your solution -noprefs did not help.
    Any idea if there are other possible solution to this issue ?

    Thanks!

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  • wazounet

    Hi, I'm trying to find a way to create a "rolling" graph of sensor visualisation. Using the tabwrite I can't seem to get anywhere as the number of datapoint to visualise as well as the frequency does not seem to render. Also, it does not provide any rolling from right to left. Any pointers if such patch would be easy to create or if sub-patch already exists for similar application ? I tried to look for LFO or envelopes viz but did not get anywhere.

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  • wazounet

    Hi David, thank you for your answer and yes this was my worries about the simlink to serial.

    I'll be trying your solution this evening, but is there a more elegant way to do this, rather than counting the retries ?

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  • wazounet

    Hi, I'm working on a Pd patch that connects to a few sensors via SLIP serial OSC. The serial implementation is based on this example : https://github.com/CNMAT/OSC/tree/master/Applications/PD

    Everything works wonders and is really stable; however I run into an issue when a serial connection is lost, for instance when we I reset one of the sensors for calibration purposes. The patch is running headless on a RPI4 and the idea is "never" have to ssh in order to reload the Pd as this is running on a permanent sound installation.

    I have created bind USB address on linux using the deviceID and vendorID of my sensors therefore naming on /dev/ is static (/dev/sensor_1, /dev/sensor_2, etc ...). I have also specified a large amount of retries on the [comport] object to allow the sensor to show up /dev/. But when I unplug one of the sensor, I can see [comport] loosing the connection and listing the retries:

    error: [comport]: lost connection to port 9999 (/dev/sensor_1), retrying...
    errors: retrying 45
    

    I have also made sure that /dev/sensor_1 is back up on /dev/ while I can see [comport] endlessly trying to connect to it.

    I think I'm running out of ideas here ... and would be grateful if someone could give me some pointers on how to either fix this issue; or finding another way around in order to ensure a dropped device will reconnect to my patch.

    Thank you

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