'class RFduinoGZLLClass' has no member named 'channel'
danysab
Germany
Hello openBCI forum,
I’m currently working on building my own Cyton board. I could manage to flash my PIC32 successfully but I’m struggling to flash the radio codes for HOST and DEVICE (newest version on GitHub) I’m using arduino IDE v1.6.6 and the Rfduino version 2.3.3 package. When I try to compile the codes I always get: “ exit status 1 class RFduinoGZLLClass' has no member named 'channel'”. Is there a way to compile the codes on this IDE (because the version 1.5.8 is not to find anymore). Or am I missing something?
Could someone please help me with this issue?
Thanks in advance!
Comments
Are you following the build instructions? The build doc asks for Arduino IDE v1.8.19.
https://docs.openbci.com/Cyton/CytonRadios/
https://github.com/OpenBCI/OpenBCI_Radios
There are some other references to the custom GZLL protocol (supplied as firmware by RFDigital) available using the 'Google Advanced Search' button in upper right corner:
https://www.google.com/search?as_q=GZLL&as_sitesearch=openbci.com
Hello @wjcroft thank you for your reply!
Yes I read the instruction. The problem is tho, that it’s not clear enough about the ide (at least not for me). I see the v1.8.19 then v1.5.8. Under “ Using Radio Firmware Version 2.x.x (Fall 2016)” step 4 “ Open the Arduino IDE 1.5.8, restart the Arduino IDE if it was open.”
Could you please explain?
The '(Fall 2016)' post was made in that time frame. So that explains the old IDE version reference.
Got it. I’ve tried again to follow exactly all the steps and still I got the same result. At this point I wonder if the GitHub library is complete or there is something missing in the instructions. If so could you please send me some more informations. I’ve really tried everything, even this https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/18091#Comment_18091
I suggest sending an email to Customer Support: (contact at openbci.com) and include a link to this thread.
It seems possible that the build instructions no longer work with the referenced libs.
Hello @wjcroft I finally succeeded to upload the „device“ and „host“ code. Silly enough, I forgot to add a file in the Rfduino library and that was the only damn problem. I’ve built the dongle and in the GUI it shows, that the two rfduinos are connected. Next step I’m gonna try to flash the code on to the Pic32. (Till now I uploaded it with the pickit3 but I wanna do it in the OTA way)
Best regards!