How to use Interrupts to send emergency signal Hexiwear

[markjvillamor]

Hi, 

I am a fairly new programmer using KDS for my hexiwear. If have a question regarding interrupts and thresholds. I want to create an emergency function for the HR sensor, Accelerometer & Gyroscope that would send signal if they exceeded the values I have set by using thresholds and interrupts. However, I am not familiar with how to declare both the threshold and interrupt if there are any prior configurations before writing them in a function. Does anyone have any prior experience regarding this? Thank you.

[Omar_Anguiano]

Hello Mark Villamor

I apologize for the inconvenience this is causing you but I suggest to contact directly MikroElektronika for Hexiwear - MikroElektronika  for support.

Best regards,

Omar

[Omar_Anguiano]

Hello Mark Villamor

I'm sorry for the inconveniences this may cause, but could you please check with MikroElectronika for Hexiwear support?

This repository may be useful https://github.com/MikroElektronika/HEXIWEAR It contains some Hexiwear documentation.

Best regards,

Omar

[markjvillamor]

Hi Erich,

I have imported the ESP8266 KDS file into my main hexiwear file and these were the errors that showed. I am not sure how to edit the CLS1.h and the rest of the header files using processor expert. Would like to ask for guidance, thank you.

Mark

[Omar_Anguiano]

Hello Mark Villamor

This post may be useful Tutorial: Web Server with the ESP8266 WiFi Module | MCU on Eclipse  Although this post is for a KL the steps are very similar to the K64

For a detailed guide of how to use processor expert I suggest you this post: Tutorial: Blinky with Kinetis SDK V1.3 and Processor Expert | MCU on Eclipse 

And the processor expert user guide: http://cache.freescale.com/files/soft_dev_tools/doc/user_guide/QCSPEXUG.pdf 

Let me know if this is helpful, if you have more questions do not hesitate to ask me.

Best regards,

Omar

[markjvillamor]

Hi Omar,

Another issue that confuses me is how do I interface the ESP8266 with Hexiwear. It is true that Hexiwear uses MK64 MCU and I have tried using processor expert to change the pin configurations of the ESP8266 by following the tutorial you provided. 

I used a separate provided source code FDRM-K64F_ESP8266 from github and I tried configuring the pins to UART3 successfully. I also managed to build it without any errors. However, when I copy these files into my Hexiwear_MK64 source code files to run them I would encounter errors. I am not entirely sure how to interface the given ESP8266 code into my given Hexiwear code. It would be helpful if you could guide me with this.

Thank you.

Mark

[markjvillamor]

Hello Omar, 

Is the configurations for Hexiwear and K64 just the same? I am aware that Hexiwear is also using K64 mcu and therefore share similarities however when I run the ESP8266 driver in the hexiwear it shows error that I assume are pin configurations for a K64 module instead of Hexiwear. That part is what confuses me. 

Thank you.

Mark