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11 years, 9 months ago.
When will the USB Modem be available outside the UK?
When will the USB Modem be available outside the UK? I want one that works in HK on a HK SIM.
2 Answers
11 years, 7 months ago.
I am answering my own question here, but I bought a K3772-Z from "Shenzhen Expand Electronic Co. Ltd" (http://www.expandgroup.com.cn).
11 years, 8 months ago.
- http://mbed.org/users/mbed_official/code/SprintUSBModem/
- http://mbed.org/users/mbed_official/code/VodafoneUSBModem/
Both of these libraries are open source so you're free to try them anywhere.
Previous versions, like EthernetNetIf, contained a routine called Net::Poll() to build interrupt-drive server applications that could listen in the background. Can someone show me an example of how to implement network-polling with MBED-RTOS?
posted by 23 Mar 2013I do not understand, there are a question since 15 jul 2012 and no answer at all. May be this wiki is just for ignore it.
posted by 23 Mar 2013You don't get an email when someone responds to a wiki, and in the latest activity log it just says someone commented on 'homepage', which could be any wiki page. So comments and questions are easily missed. (I dont have any clue about these questions so cant help).
posted by 23 Mar 2013
Erik - wrote:
You don't get an email when someone responds to a wiki, and in the latest activity log it just says someone commented on 'homepage', which could be any wiki page. So comments and questions are easily missed. (I dont have any clue about these questions so cant help).
You are right the activity sections could be more clear of these pages. The way they work now is that the name of the page is shown, however maybe for wiki pages it should should show the repo name as well. Email notifications for wiki pages are already implemented in our development release and should be released soon. We hope you find it useful.
posted by 23 Mar 2013Erik, I'm very happy with mbed is an amazing product, but I'm a little disappointed with the support, wait two days for an answer is too much, I hope when the community grow the support became more agile.
posted by 23 Mar 2013Hi Mario,
Yes, it is certainly true questions can get lost in wiki comments; we've seen this happening too, so...
Look out for an all new Questions section! Coming soon! It is much better for both asking questions seeing what questions need answers, and should be entering beta in the next few weeks!
Looks like you also have your answer now in the forum :)
Simon
posted by 23 Mar 2013Hi Simon,
Tanks for the feedback.
And yes I have an answer about the mac address.
I see you are a member of mBed team then I have another complain, by now I'm reading the Handbook RTOS page, implement a multithreading rtos is a big achievement(Hight five for you) but the documentation is minimalistic, take a look at Signal object explanation "Each Thread can be notified and wait for signals", nine words. How can I understand the object behaviour with nine words?
Tanks one more time for the feedback.
posted by 23 Mar 2013Hi Mario,
The support sections of the ARM and Keil web sites contain a wealth of useful information. The mbed RTOS is based on the ARM/Keil RTX RTOS. This forms part of RL-ARM and is documented here: http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/rlarm/
I think Simon's Signals are the same as RTX Events. They are described here http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/rlarm/rlarm_ar_product.htm and here http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/rlarm/rlarm_ar_evt_mgmt_funcs.htm
Happy reading!
posted by 23 Mar 2013