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#USING GARMIN USB ANT STICK FULL#
> usb 3-2: new full speed USB device number 11 using > Nov 14 18:10:36 ubuntut42p mtp-probe: bus: 3, device: 11 was not an > ttyUSB0 Nov 14 18:10:36 ubuntut42p mtp-probe: checking bus 3, > kernel: usb 3-2: generic converter now attached to > speed USB device number 11 using uhci_hcd Nov 14 18:10:36 > evm.waitForAck(msg) != RESPONSE_NO_ERROR: > File "07-rawmessage3_SparkFun.py", line 42, in if > $ python 07-rawmessage3_SparkFun.py Using log file: > Unhandled exception in thread started by sys.excepthook is missing > "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ant-develop-py2.7.egg/ant/c > here, but I'd be SUPER grateful if you had any ideas. > here, and if you ever have a minute, I was hoping you might point I think I have things how they should be. > necessary python libraries, getting the usb mapped to ttyUSB0, > After a Sunday of getting ubuntu up, adding libusb, adding some
> I'm a 20yr perl vet, but a total noob when it comes to python and > my ant stick up and talking to a speed/cadence sensor.
#USING GARMIN USB ANT STICK CODE#
> Thanks again (very much) for the code and the pointers on getting > Considering you most likely have the same stick, have you experienced It would be helpful to know the exact stick model you have. > If that doesn't fix it, I'll try to debug it. > 2.6 rather than 2.7, if you have it available. > 2) Running demo 01 from either the develop or master HEAD under > USB1Driver constructor call for the demos as can be seen in the > develop? Please note you may need to set baud_rate=4800 on the > 1) Running demo 01 against the HEAD of the master branch rather than these sort of conversations should be shared with everybody! > this thread and then post it to the group and invite you two to the > solutions when we get there? I will remove all email address's from > and put this story online so that other people can find out our > or Python ANT+ user forum, or open source ant orsomethinglike that, > Do either of you mind if I make a new google group called 'Python Ant' > post on in the Sparkfun forum for that, one of the many tasks on my plate. > soldering a jumper but I cannot figure out where. > looked on the webpage at Sparkfun, its says you can change it by
#USING GARMIN USB ANT STICK HOW TO#
> Dan, do you know how to change the Baud Rate on the SparkFun device? I > or Matlab and probably many other languages. > device store it in an HDF5 file which can then be processed by Python > I plan to make a system whereby we read the ant packets from the Still need to start testing it better and create a complete > sometimes, but after reseting the Garmin and waiting a bit it seems to > properly, so I do not think its hanging. > wait and read mode, so if you waited 120 seconds it would exit > reset the Garmin device, try again.) Martin's program goes into a > Also are you receiving any data? (spin the wheel turn the cranks, > Double check the Baud Rate that is used in the demo, it must be 4800. It would be better to use "ANT+" over "ANT" though I'm pretty sure a build tool akin to Java's ANT exists with that exact spelling. IdVendor 0x0fcf Dynastream Innovations, Inc.īInterfaceClass 255 Vendor Specific Classīy all means do. I hope I'm not wasting your time.īus 003 Device 011: ID 0fcf:1008 Dynastream Innovations, Inc.īDeviceClass 0 (Defined at Interface level) Thanks again for taking the time to respond. No return from the "waitForMessage" in event.py line176 (run from the command line as: python 01-reset.py) I did an rm -rf in the dist_packages directory, then downloaded and installed ant-0.1.0-py2.6.egg using easy_install. I might try to run ubuntu-live and then uninstall and reinstall python as 2.6. I don't have easy access to python2.6, three systems, all have 2.7. I even tried some illegal rates to make sure it crashed on those. I've tried all baud rates (4800 to 115200) in 01-reset.py. I think that baud rate is 115200 - this looks like the default in Martin's config but different than the call Adrian makes (he sets it to 4800.) I did not mention that I was using the garmin usb2 ant+ stick.
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