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Within appmain.c, I was hoping to loop forever reading Block 7 from many of my fobs to see if any of them had a password (but wasn't enabled).
However it seems that:
void T55xxReadBlock(uint16_t arg0, uint8_t Block, uint32_t Pwd) {doesn't return a value.
How would I return the value of that block into an int?
I know I could just read and it would print to the screen, but how would I return that value and perhaps operate on it?
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if a password is set you have to know it to read it. so if you know it what are you trying to do?
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Well it's just any block. I'm trying to just store messages in blocks.
That's my goal. To store random messages in unused blocks.
Reading a value of block 7 was just an example.
Let's say I wanted to read block 0 into an int so I could flip bit 22 and enable the password, but only if the password bit is not set.
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It would take a bit of refactoring, but it could be done. That's the beauty of open source. You can change it however you want.
If you want specific help on something I'm afraid you'll have to be a little more specific.
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Okay, I'm willing to give it a shot. Will just need some guidance since my hardware knowledge/debugging skills are still quite basic.
How can I modify:
void T55xxReadBlock(uint16_t arg0, uint8_t Block, uint32_t Pwd) { in armsrc/lfops.c such that instead of returning void, it returns the 32bit int it reads.
Am I correct to think that I would need to modify:
uint32_t DoAcquisition(uint8_t decimation, uint32_t bits_per_sample, bool averaging, int trigger_threshold, bool silent, int bufsize, int cancel_after)in armsrc/lfsampling.c to return the data samples and then it would be up to me to determine which data samples are the value of the block I'm looking for?
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I propose that you have a look at T55xxReadBlock() in client/cmdlft55x.c instead. Or is there a specific reason to implement on the device?
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