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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
Outside of viewing the TCP communication with a sniffer, no.
You can post the project and we can take a look - to see if there's any performance suggestions.
Also, do you have any of those services/tasks running? I stop mine using the TAsk Manager in Windows.
I have nothing running. Only the benchmark control.
Also, on Windows 7 and above, from within task manager you can open resource monitor and look for things like spikes in cpu, disk i/o and network utilization that coorespond with the alowdowns, and from there see what processes are sucking up the resources.
Alan
Thanks Guru, I'll check that tonight.
The things i asked if are running are in the task manager, that alan mentioned. The Intel (R) Wireless XXXXXX and etc wireless services are in the task manager, not ARC.
I looked in task manager and didn't see anything that would lead me to believe that it is using resources. I do not have a project running I only use the Benchmark control as a benchmark, I don't know how else to say that everything is running slow. My system used to get 65 reads per seconds, now I get 5 per second. I have tried different 2 computers, different boards 1 v3 and 2 v4s. What could this be? The symptom is graphs that keep pausing.
Have you loaded yesterday's release of ARC? DJ made a bunch of performance improvements (although I am not sure if any of them effect ADC).
Alan
Yes, I have the latest ARC installed. There was no difference between the older versions and this new one.