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R503 led_control problem #32
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Well, you can clearly see the function prototype requires 4 arguments so why are you calling it without any? I don't have any examples at the moment. If you can find an R503 datasheet, I may be able to add an example to the library. |
Is this the R503 data sheet that you need ?? |
Yes, this seems to have some documentation on the command but it's not very clear. I'll look into it and maybe have an example out in a few days. Since I don't have the hardware, you'll have to do all the testing on your end. |
thank you very much thank you ... |
Nah, I don't have a platform like that. To be clear, can you still use the sensor, without controlling the LED yourself? Right now, it's controlled automatically when you place your finger, right? |
if I use fingerprint enrollment, it can be saved, but if I use an example, the fingerprint sensor is not detected ... |
How do you mean the sensor is not detected? Aren't you using it for enrollment, as you said? Specifically, which exact examples do not work? |
the sensor is running normally, yesterday I made a mistake in determining the rx tx .... |
finger.led_control(1, 30, 1, 15); LED Works like a charm |
hi please help me R503 sensor led_control problem "no matching function for call to 'FPM :: led_control ()' '
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