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get_last_event() don't work? #21
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From eSSP.py remove line 313 and 314. It couldn't work because the Event list got filled up with garbish and sometimes with a real event. |
I'm having a similar issue with the get_last_event() function and get the following error: File "/home/waitnrest/Documents/WaitNRest_Projects/Billetero/lib/python3.6/site-packages/eSSP/eSSP.py", line 346, in get_last_event Using the code you provided I get another error: I'm using the example code with an NV11+. A little bit of help would be much appreciated. |
Which Version of python you're using? I was using 3.7.x on a raspberry pi and it worked. Make sure that you execute and compile the library with the correct python version! |
I'm currently using python 3.7.5 on a jetson nano in a virtual environment. I get this new error: Exception in thread Thread-2: It might be an error with the library because I could not use the command |
On raspi pip used python 2.7. I had to use pip3 for python 3. I changed to the offical ITL C# Library on Windows and implemented the example code from ITL dev pack into ASP.NET Application for a custom API which I'm able to use later. It makes life much easier because most commands are implemented but depending on your situation you might need to implement threading, queuing and proper error handling for commands yourself. Without proper queuing CRC checks might fail and will fail if you're using a NV11+ and SmartHopper SH4 together. You're able to request the dev package via support. |
Thanks for the help. I will certainly look into it. |
Hi. get_last_event() always return (0, 0, 0) I have a NV11, S.O. armbian and running on python 3.7.3 Thank You.
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