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Re: My reset blues
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Mon, 28 Sep 1998 18:04:39 GMT
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Original-From:
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Maz Rahm <VISUALMAZ@HOTMAIL.antispamCOM>
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I had the same trouble with the reset thing. In the manual it states
that resetting the board is simply turning the board on and off, this
should work. I've had the same trouble you've had. The thing that was
impeding me was the fact that I was using the WINDOWS based downloader
(to download the initial file called something like: pc_hbr122.s19). I
then used the DOS based downloader (DL.exe) and downloaded it with no
trouble and then used IC.exe, this works flawlessly. You should be
using the DOs based DLer.
> Hi all,
>
>
> I have problems running my program after downloading it to my • HandyBoard.
> After what Maz Rahm (thank you very much Maz Rahm) replied to Keith • (thanks
> to you too Keith) that in order for the program with the main function • in
> it, to run, I have to switch the Board off, then on.
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> Can I be assured that by switching the HandyBoard off, then on, that
> procedure is called resetting?
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> If yes, why can't my program run after I did the procedure
> above. Can it be that I missed something, for example:replacing any
> switches. I have tried with typing a "main();" in my Interactive C • window
> and this worked. But I cannot have a computer attached to my HandyBoard • for
> my project.
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> Could it be a problem within the HandyBoard itself? If it is, Fred, you • did
> design the circuitry of the HandyBoard. Please advice. My project • dateline
> is nearing, fast...
>
> Thank You
>
> SYAH
>
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