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Re: HandyBoard Assembly
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Thu, 9 Mar 2000 20:43:08 GMT
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Gary Livick <glivick@pacbell.(ihatespam)net>
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Eric,
The pcode does load, or otherwise the beeper would not beep with the board
reset. But you cannot communicate with your PC, which seems to be a very
common problem with the newer and faster PC's.
If you are using the freeware version of IC, try this after loading your
pcode:
Start your machine in DOS safe mode by holding down the F5 key as it is
starting up. You should get a DOS command prompt. CD to the directory
containing your freeware IC application. Reset your board to make sure
that the pcode is running, then start up IC by typing 'IC.' It should load
in your libraries at that point. To make sure it is working, type in 2+2;
and you should get a return of 4.
Let me know if this works.
Gary Livick
Tiny HC11 products for your robot
http://www.teleport.com/~raybutts/
Eric Shamay wrote:
>
> Here's what I do know:
> The cable I'm using has the 2 and 3 pins switched (as required) and
> grounds connected. It's on COM1 of my pc (so no com problems).
> When I run 'dl pcode_hb.s19 -ignore_input' the program will go through
> and ignore all the serial echoes and so on and load into the HB. I
> believe this is true because when I then reset the HB the piezo beeper
> beeps at me (I went ahead and installed that as well) as it said it
> would.
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