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When I do a benchmark test of the Read 300 ADC I get a result of 5 reads per second. I know it use to be around 65. I thought it was because of the "Limited" WiFi message, but its not. I have changed to a different board and changed computers. Anyone know what I can try now? Thank you
Bluetooth is also a wireless signal. Both communication methods use rf (radio frequency) to communicate.
If the issue that you are experiencing is a short occasional pause while reading data, then consider checking for wifi interference as mentioned and how the controller is mounted in the robot.
Also consider applications running on the PC which may affect performance.
Only one command can be sent at a time over a single connection - which is how the ezb works. It's faster that way, than opening a new connection for each request. Sharing the connection requires less back and forth conversation and resources in the form of sockets on each endpoint.
As all controls and commands are sharing the connection, they stand in line waiting for the next response. So, you can imagine what happens when one request is delayed, the rest in the queue have to wait their turn.
Anything else I can help you with?
No I'm all set.
Excellent!