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@zmatt: Would I need to use mmap or a or two PRU chips to transfer data from/to ADC from/to UART on a server? If that does not make sense, okay. I can try to better desribe what I am doing...
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I have some server application. It runs a python3 file. Within the file, I call a UART within the file. I was going to call an IIO file from/to the application file that runs the server but...
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1. The server never runs and/or the server says it is running but never comes online.
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2. I am in the development server settings for Flask again.
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3. For whatever reason, the ADC/IIO SS is not playing nice with the UART.
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End game here: When the ADC reports output of less than 0.43v, the UART does something different, i.e. failsafe mechanism for a bot.
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So, instead of reading a vat or pool of fluids, I am reporting back a voltage of space and when the voltage gets low enough, which does state the "space" is too close, the bot reacts.
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It stops and then returns to a previously known location.
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Anyway, Friday Funday and all that mess, I can wait until later for a reply if you or anyone else replies. So, patience is a new idea for me. Waiting until further notice or further testing on part is a thing now...
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Also...
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ds2: I took what you said into consideration about the LiDAR.
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I have one that does not work at 3.3v or 5v for now. I can show you the source if necessary.
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I can get it to report nothing or an else statement which is just a failsafe for no data.
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I mean...with source, yes, it can be done. But is ADC to UART allowed on the am335x supported BeagleBone Black?
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So, I need to "make up" a buffer of sorts.
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And have data feed the buffer for translation.
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