Hello, there is a bit of code inside the teensy41_ethernet.ino sketch which is:
if (!(ENET_RDAR & ENET_RDAR_RDAR)) {
print("receiver not active\n");
}
I have been finding that under various situations and environments, this message is sometimes thrown repeatedly, depending on the current ethernet traffic, etc. Does anyone know what exactly this message means, and what the "ENET_RDAR" and "ENET_RDAR_RDAR" flags imply? What conditions make this flag be raised? Are there some steps one must take to 'activate' the receiver?
Many thanks,
Phil
if (!(ENET_RDAR & ENET_RDAR_RDAR)) {
print("receiver not active\n");
}
I have been finding that under various situations and environments, this message is sometimes thrown repeatedly, depending on the current ethernet traffic, etc. Does anyone know what exactly this message means, and what the "ENET_RDAR" and "ENET_RDAR_RDAR" flags imply? What conditions make this flag be raised? Are there some steps one must take to 'activate' the receiver?
Many thanks,
Phil