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→Initialization Functions
stingr myStingr = getSTINGR(byte identifier);
stingr myStingr = getSTINGR(byte identifier);
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The getSTINGR method returns an instance of STINGR, paired with the given identifier, which should be the identifier of the calling board.
The getSTINGR method returns an instance of STINGR, paired with the given identifier, which should be the identifier of the calling board.<br />
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boolean isInit = myStingr.initSTINGR();
boolean isInit = myStingr.initSTINGR();
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The initSTINGR method conducts the initialization routine by sending out a beacon gesture, and returns the success of the operation. You should not utilize STINGR if the result of this operation is false -- it should return false only in the case of hardware failure.
The initSTINGR method conducts the initialization routine by sending out a beacon gesture, and returns the success of the operation. You should not utilize STINGR if the result of this operation is false -- it should return false only in the case of hardware failure.<br />
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myStringr.attachConsole(Serial);
myStringr.attachConsole(Serial);
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The attachConsole method allows one to attach STINGR output to a Serial stream, permitting STINGR to output status messages. This particular function outputs high-level output.
The attachConsole method allows one to attach STINGR output to a Serial stream, permitting STINGR to output status messages. This particular function outputs high-level output.<br />
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myStingr.attachDebugConsole(Serial);
myStingr.attachDebugConsole(Serial);
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The attachDebugConsole method allows one to attach STINGR low-level debug output to the Serial stream, providing a large array of information for debugging possible communication problems.
The attachDebugConsole method allows one to attach STINGR low-level debug output to the Serial stream, providing a large array of information for debugging possible communication problems.<br />