Hi,

The only difference is where i sit.

Every time this has happened i have been sat on my sofa whereas usually i am sat at a desk (where it has never occurred).

Could it been some sort of static issue?

It has happened to two CleO35 now.

Thanks,

Chris

Hi Chris,

Sorry to hear of the problem, we'll need to check on this.

Is there anything which seems to trigger the issue to begin happening on the boards (such as changing the contents of the eflash to add images or connecting or configuring differently)?

Best Regards, BRT Community

I guess i should have read through the filing system tutorials better!

Here's a solution to this saving it into a .csv file:

#include <SPI.h>
#include <CleO.h>


char STR1[] = "A,B,C,D,E,F,G\n";
char STR2[] = "H,H,H,H,H,H,H\n";
char STR3[] = "I,I,I,I,I,I,I\n";
int16_t actual;
int16_t f;
uint32_t pointer = 0;


void setup() {
 
  CleO.begin();
 
  f = CleO.FOpen("test.csv", FILE_OPEN_ALWAYS | FILE_WRITE);
  while (!CleO.FEOF(f)) {                                      // Moves pointer position through the file until end of file is found
    CleO.FSeek(f, pointer);
    pointer++;
  }
  CleO.FWrite(f, strlen(STR1) + 1, (uint8_t*)STR1, actual);
  CleO.FClose(f);

  CleO.FOpen("test.csv", FILE_OPEN_ALWAYS | FILE_WRITE);
  while (!CleO.FEOF(f)) {
    CleO.FSeek(f, pointer);
    pointer++;
  }
  CleO.FWrite(f, strlen(STR2) + 1, (uint8_t*)STR2, actual);
  CleO.FClose(f);
 
  CleO.FOpen("test.csv", FILE_OPEN_ALWAYS | FILE_WRITE);
  while (!CleO.FEOF(f)) {
    CleO.FSeek(f, pointer);
    pointer++;
  }
  CleO.FWrite(f, strlen(STR3) + 1, (uint8_t*)STR3, actual);
  CleO.FClose(f);


}

void loop() {}

Hello,

Unfortunately there has been no progress on removing the CleO image from the splash screen.
I will post here when there if there is any update.

Best Regards,
BRT Community

Hi,

I'm trying to append some information to a new line within the same .txt file using the CleO file system however i seem to just be overwriting the same line each time.

#include <SPI.h>
#include <CleO.h>

void setup() {
  char STR1[] = "ABCDEFG";
  char STR2[] = "HHHHHHH";
  char STR3[] = "IIIIIII";
  int16_t actual;

  CleO.begin();

  int16_t f = CleO.FOpen("test.txt", FILE_OPEN_EXISTING | FILE_WRITE);
  CleO.FWrite(f, strlen(STR1) + 1, (uint8_t*)STR1, actual);
  CleO.FClose(f);

  CleO.FOpen("test.txt", FILE_OPEN_EXISTING | FILE_WRITE);
  CleO.FWrite(f, strlen(STR2) + 1, (uint8_t*)STR2, actual);
  CleO.FClose(f);

  CleO.FOpen("test.txt", FILE_OPEN_EXISTING | FILE_WRITE);
  CleO.FWrite(f, strlen(STR3) + 1, (uint8_t*)STR3, actual);
  CleO.FClose(f);
}

void loop() {}

I'm after a file that gives:

  ABCDEFG
  HHHHHHH
  IIIIIII

but the code above gives:

IIIIIII

Is there a way of achieving what I'm after?

thanks,

Chris

Just happened to another CleO!

Any thoughts?

Hello everyone!

Is it possible to change to Cleo splash screen? I would rather have black screen with some basic information about Cleo. This topic was discussed here:

http://cleostuff.com/forum/index.php?topic=109.0

but without solution. Thanks in advance.

Hi,

Its happened a couple of times now where the eflash has failed and left me without the cleo picture on the splash screen and then an error trap when its failed to load Icons in.

Is this a know fault or am i doing something wrong?


This is a cut down version of how i call the icons:

int16_t Settings;     

void setup() {
Settings = CleO.LoadIcon("@Icons/m36.ftico", 707);     
}
void loop() {
CleO.Bitmap(Settings, (0.005 * SCREEN_WIDTH), (0.225 * SCREEN_HEIGHT));
}

Thanks,

Chris

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