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edit approved May 5, 2024 at 22:53
Rohit Gupta ♦
edit approved May 5, 2024 at 22:53
Rohit Gupta ♦
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Placing a delay within any built-in function pertaining to the wireless radio will only halt operations on the "WiFi core"Wi-Fi core or "core0"core0. Your main loop code wont be affected by a delay placed in core0core0. It will only halt wireless operations. 

I ran into a similar issue and it took a while for me to put it together. I use global variablesglobal variables when passing info between core0 and core1. Wireless runs on core0core0 and your main code runs on core1 (unless otherwise specified in the setup)core1.

  • Wireless runs on core0 and
  • Your main code runs on core1 (unless otherwise specified in the setup).

Placing a delay within any built-in function pertaining to the wireless radio will only halt operations on the "WiFi core" or "core0". Your main loop code wont be affected by a delay placed in core0. It will only halt wireless operations. I ran into a similar issue and it took a while for me to put it together. I use global variables when passing info between core0 and core1. Wireless runs on core0 and your main code runs on core1 (unless otherwise specified in the setup).

Placing a delay within any built-in function pertaining to the wireless radio will only halt operations on the Wi-Fi core or core0. Your main loop code wont be affected by a delay placed in core0. It will only halt wireless operations. 

I ran into a similar issue and it took a while for me to put it together. I use global variables when passing info between core0 and core1.

  • Wireless runs on core0 and
  • Your main code runs on core1 (unless otherwise specified in the setup).
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Rob Moore
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Placing a delay within any built-in function pertaining to the wireless radio will only halt operations on the "WiFi core" or "core0". Your main loop code wont be affected by a delay placed in core0. It will only halt wireless operations. I ran into a similar issue and it took a while for me to put it together. I use global variables when passing info between core0 and core1. Wireless runs on core0 and your main code runs on core1 (unless otherwise specified in the setup).