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Re: QC
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lugnet.robotics
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Date:
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Tue, 25 Jan 2000 02:33:29 GMT
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John A. Donaldson <JDONALDS@nospamROANOKE.INFI.NET>
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I am using QC and have noticed that some of the demo programs do not
detect the buttons, thus pressing the stop or run button do not work.
The programs that use
do
{
......
}while(!keypress)
will stop when one of the four buttons are pressed.
I suppect any program you make using QC will need code to sense the
buttons so you can have local control. remember you are overriding the
firmware and going direct to the H8300 chip and hardware. Try the
programs that scroll text across the LCD screen. These sense the buttons
and will stop when one is pressed.
John A. Donaldson
John A. Donaldson
Antonio de Curtis wrote:
> Hello guys,I have tried to compile and run some examples of Francesco
> Ferrara but I'm experiencing some strange behaviour from the brick and
> the system itself. Therefore I would like to know if someone else is
> in troubles like me, to solve togher the problem.I have NT S 4, the
> code compiles and the downloader reports that everything has gone
> good, but if I start the brick I cannot stop it or power it off.
> Therefore I have to remove batteries.RCXCC during dowload goes good
> for a while, then it reports an error, instead.After the stop I always
> loose everything inside the brick.Hope Antonio
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