Chronicles from our peeps.
This week was an intense week. The week started with me demonstrating the modem to Dr. Shawn and with a short check of the modem’s code by him. He noticed that there was no obvious state machine in the code which prompted a rewrite of the code to include one. Read more…
This week I only worked for two days as I took leave for three days so I do not have much progress with my project. I met Dr Shawn on the last day of the week and I showed him all the works that I have done so far. When Read more…
This week, I finished a working version of the modem which now supports sending data and properly detecting when there is a disconnect to allow reconnecting properly. There are however, a few limitations as of now. One of them is that for some reason on the current firmware, I am Read more…
This week we tried our best to finish and build all the features that are needed in project manager front end because the intern that work on the back end finished his internship this week. So we work together to build the download button, Edit and Create features in the Read more…
Surprisingly, I was extremely efficient in my last week in AESTE. I have almost finished up every basic functionality of the project that I was supposed to do: Caching, Interfacing with the editor, REST Web API, Cloud Storage, User Interface and many others. Firstly, I’m very glad that I have Read more…
This week, I wrapped up work on separating the USB features of the firmware which consists of the HID Keyboard and CDC Debugging Console into 2 seperate files together with 1 USB base file where functionalities are shared. These were written to resemble a library which helps to simplify usage Read more…
I began breaking down the entire project with many mini tasks and went on finishing up sorting the JSON objects for LISTING. Though having done this, there are still many other tiny tasks that need to be finished such as grabbing the image from the editor and hosting it as Read more…
This week, I was able to pinpoint the reason behind the erratic behaviour of the board. Upon rereading the documentation for the Harmony USB Libraries, I found out that in particular for the PIC32MZ family of microcontrollers which includes the board that we were working on, the buffers that are Read more…
This week I started working on front end for Dashboard. Dr Shawn has told me all the functionalities and all the things that are needed for the Dashboard so I need to find ways how to make all the things work. Actually it is quite hard for me to do Read more…
This week, I explained to Dr. Shawn about the fact that the USB code managed to work on the PIC32MX but not the real boards in which he suggested to reduce the clock speed of the real boards to match the ones on the PIC32MX as it could be some Read more…