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Re: Can't initialize CONFIG register
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Sat, 17 Feb 1996 19:29:23 GMT
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Original-From:
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Andrew C. Lee <ANDYL@CALWEB.stopspammersCOM>
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Hi, Fred:
You were right, Fred- changing computers solved the problem. I
switched from using my Pentium machine to my old 386-33, and it
worked fine. Some kind of timing issue?
One interesting thing, though. I still get this error, whenever I D/L
the pcode:
Board memory error: wanted 0c, got 3e at address 103f
But then it comes back with "Program D/L successfully."
At any rate, the board is up and running great. Thanks for all
your help.
Andy
> In your message you said:
> > Hello, Everyone:
> >
> > Help!
> >
> > I'm trying to configure the HB. Here's what I get:
> >
> > C:\IC> dlm config0c.s19 -port COM2 -eeprom
> > DLM: 6811 File Downloader... etc.
> >
> > Using COM2
> > Downloading to EEPROM
> > Downloading config0c.s19, press ESC to abort
> > Downloading eeprom loader to RAM at 1200 baud...
> > ........................... etc.
> > ---------------------- etc.
> > 512 total bytes (boot loader done)
> >
> > Synchronizing with board...OK
> > Sending config0c.s19 at 9600 baud
> > Board memory error: wanted 0c, got 3e at address 103f
> > Board synchronization error.
> >
> > > From the directions I understand that I should kick an error once,
> > then succeed the second time. But this is all I ever get. Of course
> > I'm shutting the board off and powering it up in download mode
> > each time... I have to, because when the error occurs the board
> > exits download mode. Isn't the board supposed to try to download
> > just 1 byte before the error occurs?
>
> ok. the dlm *is* trying to write the one byte, because the config reg
> lives at 0x103f. and it's trying to write it as 0x0c, which is also
> correct.
>
> but apparently it is not working, b/c you say that when you run the
> pgm on multiple attempts, you always get this same response?
> you have to do the same command line, correct as you've reported it,
> each time.
>
> > I've tried erasing the EEPROM-which succeeds, then I just get
> > this same error. I've also tried the -mb option, which now just
> > gives me a serial comm error.
>
> these won't help; the -mb option is for a different board.
>
> > The serial and power LEDs flash during the boot loader transfer. I've been
> > over the board a dozen times... I'm sure it's put together right,
> > and everything else has checked out.
> >
> > Whaddya think? Bad 6811? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
>
> my best guess is that for some reason dlm isn't doing its job
> right...if you could try another dos machine, it might be worth a try.
>
> -fred
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