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- Wed Nov 19, 2014 1:13 pm #2933 I guess DNS tries to resolve the IP as Domain which is obviously not possible. but this is just an assumption.
BTW: the duration parameter of the URL is added by the logger, no need to have it in your URL.

- Wed Nov 19, 2014 1:31 pm #2934 yes it was dns issue. can we trigger your "connection_timer_elapsed" function for every 1 minute or direct in user_main? i am reading adc value and i want to send every 20 second.

I guess DNS tries to resolve the IP as Domain which is obviously not possible. but this is just an assumption.
BTW: the duration parameter of the URL is added by the logger, no need to have it in your URL.

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- Wed Nov 19, 2014 1:37 pm #2935 Nothing is happening in user_main, put you stuff into the corresponding functions

I you want to to trigger the elapsed function every minute you'll need:

Code: Select allos_timer_arm(&connection_timer_elapsed, 60000, 1);

- Wed Nov 19, 2014 2:09 pm #2939 I can not run.i put os_timer_arm(&connection_timer_elapsed, 60000, 1); in hardcoded_connect or auto_setup_elapsed function.but its not send every minute. just interrupt send data

Nothing is happening in user_main, put you stuff into the corresponding functions

I you want to to trigger the elapsed function every minute you'll need:

Code: Select allos_timer_arm(&connection_timer_elapsed, 60000, 1);

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