I'm working on Design by Example experiment Buttons and Lights.  I 
can run and compile the code just fine.  However, when I start the 
debugger it does not recognize my device as being attached.  I've 
made sure the com1 port settings and the debugger speed settings are 
both at 19200.  Also, my device is recognized by my win98 hardware 
manager as being "empty ez-usb development board".  Anybody ever run 
into this?
Daniel

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 is there an archive with all the messages of the group, available
for download? I'll be away for few weeks and I would like to consult 
the old group messages from my laptop, offline.
 thank you

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> is there an archive with all the messages of the group, available
> for download? I'll be away for few weeks and I would like to consult
> the old group messages from my laptop, offline.
> thank you
 
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 the group old messages from my laptop, offline.
   thank you

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Rares Ivan wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>  is there an archive with all the messages of the group, available
>  for download? I'll be away for few weeks and I would like to consult
>  the group old messages from my laptop, offline.
>    thank you

I don't think there is anyway to download the archives, I feel you will
only be able to view them on line.

We don't generate a lot of messages on this group. :-)


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>  is there an archive with all the messages of the group, available
>  for download? I'll be away for few weeks and I would like to consult
>  the group old messages from my laptop, offline.
>    thank you

I looked for this to catch up on other lists and did not find anything.

Best I could work out was to view the messages online, but click the "Expand
Messages" link which gives you about a dozen or more at a time and then
click the "Save As" the HTML page to your local disk. Once you step through
and save the range you want, you can then view them off line.

Its a bit tedious, but when I did it (to catch up 1200 posts over about 2
weeks)  I don't think any ad pages came up - least not as often as viewing
them one-by-one.

Cheers

Alex Shepherd

thks Alex for the idea, but is too much work to do.
I found an other simple way - there is a software called 'Teleport'.
I'll use this software to make a browsable copy of the messages on my hdd.
I hope this is ok with the owner of the group.
 
> I looked for this to catch up on other lists and did not find anything.
> Best I could work out was to view the messages online, but click the "Expand
> Messages" link which gives you about a dozen or more at a time and then
> click the "Save As" the HTML page to your local disk. Once you step 
> through and save the range you want, you can then view them off line.
> Its a bit tedious, but when I did it (to catch up 1200 posts over about 2
> weeks)  I don't think any ad pages came up - least not as often as viewing
> them one-by-one.
> Alex Shepherd<BR>

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Rares Ivan wrote:
> 
> thks Alex for the idea, but is too much work to do.
> I found an other simple way - there is a software called 'Teleport'.
> I'll use this software to make a browsable copy of the messages on my hdd.
> I hope this is ok with the owner of the group.

Tis up there to be used by the members :-)


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Hi all,
Not sure if it will help but Adobe Acrobat (not reader) will download a webpage
and convert it to PDF format, I haven't tried it with a mailing list though!!
Cheers


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> thks Alex for the idea, but is too much work to do.
> I found an other simple way - there is a software called 'Teleport'.
> I'll use this software to make a browsable copy of the messages on my hdd.
> I hope this is ok with the owner of the group.
>
> > I looked for this to catch up on other lists and did not find anything.
> > Best I could work out was to view the messages online, but click the "Expand
> > Messages" link which gives you about a dozen or more at a time and then
> > click the "Save As" the HTML page to your local disk. Once you step
> > through and save the range you want, you can then view them off line.
> > Its a bit tedious, but when I did it (to catch up 1200 posts over about 2
> > weeks)  I don't think any ad pages came up - least not as often as viewing
> > them one-by-one.
> > Alex Shepherd<BR>
>
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I found the solution
  use the Teleport software to make a browsable copy of the messages on your hdd
then you can read them offline by chosing the Expand option from the pages.
 is working

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Hi Folks,

A question mainly for the Ozzie members of the group...

Do any of you know of a source in Australia (Adelaide)
for Allegro chips?  I'm looking for smallish quantities of
the 3967 controller.  Should I just send to the US for it
instead?  Or is there an Australian supplier that will not
require me to sell my firstborn to buy a few.  Any advice
based on personal experience greatfully received.

Ob-Simmstick: I'll be mounting this on an aging PIC001
with a 16C84, at least initially ;-)

Cheers, Dieter.

Hi Dieter,

Depending on how many smallish is, I sometimes get samples sent to me, up to six at a time, from there website. But if smallish is 10-50,100-200, ask an Australian supplier, who sells(other suppliers) in smaller quantities.

If you write some code for one of these, I would be interested, I got some samples of the 3977 and 3967, and few months back, which I may want to connect to my DT106, when I have time. I not a programmer so it many take a while.

Cheers




Bruce Williams
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Royal North Shore Hospital
Sydney, Australia
bwilliam@d...

>>> dieter@t... 22/12/02 23:35:41 >>>
Hi Folks,

A question mainly for the Ozzie members of the group...

Do any of you know of a source in Australia (Adelaide)
for Allegro chips?  I'm looking for smallish quantities of
the 3967 controller.  Should I just send to the US for it
instead?  Or is there an Australian supplier that will not
require me to sell my firstborn to buy a few.  Any advice
based on personal experience greatfully received.

Ob-Simmstick: I'll be mounting this on an aging PIC001
with a 16C84, at least initially ;-)

Cheers, Dieter.






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I'd like to know if I can program my chips using the Serial Port 
instead of the Parallel Port.  If I can't, then what is the serial 
port for? Thanks..

"eqido " wrote:
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> I'd like to know if I can program my chips using the Serial Port
> instead of the Parallel Port.  If I can't, then what is the serial
> port for? Thanks..

no, the serial port is for serial communications to the micro, such as
the serial port on your PC.
the parallel port if for programming.


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You can load a program in the serial port of the dt106, if you first load a 
Bootloader program into your micro through the parallel port, and also load 
a Downloader program onto your PC to communicate with the bootloader.

  On my PC is a Downloader from www.ehl.cz/pic, and from somewhere in my 
searches I found a freeware Bootloader. From memory they didn't quite work 
together first time, but now they do, and it's a bit quicker and easier 
than the parallel port. If you can't find them, email me direct, off the 
list, I can send you the compatible bootloader and downloader.

Regards
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At 04:36 PM 24/12/02 +0000, you wrote:
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>instead of the Parallel Port.  If I can't, then what is the serial
>port for? Thanks..
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> > instead of the Parallel Port.  If I can't, then what is the serial
> > port for? Thanks..
>
> no, the serial port is for serial communications to the micro, such as
> the serial port on your PC.
> the parallel port if for programming.

Well for the newer AVR Mega devices, it is possible to pre program the
device with some boot loader code which can then in turn be used to
reprogram the AVR Flash via teh serial port.

Have a look at: http://www.avrfreaks.net/Tools/showtools.php?ToolID=328

Not done it myself but others seem to have had success.

Cheers

Alex Shepherd

Hi Rob,

He was asking for the DT006, not DT106 which is a big difference since
it is an AVR platform, not PIC. Though correct in a way, you can make
a BOOT program in the Mega8 (4433 socket) and thus load programs via
the RS232 port of the DT006.

/Lars

> You can load a program in the serial port of the dt106, if you first load
a
> Bootloader program into your micro through the parallel port, and also
load
> a Downloader program onto your PC to communicate with the bootloader.
>
>   On my PC is a Downloader from www.ehl.cz/pic, and from somewhere in my
> searches I found a freeware Bootloader. From memory they didn't quite work
> together first time, but now they do, and it's a bit quicker and easier
> than the parallel port. If you can't find them, email me direct, off the
> list, I can send you the compatible bootloader and downloader.
>
> Regards
> Rob
>
> At 04:36 PM 24/12/02 +0000, you wrote:
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To all "SimmStickers":

Have a Prosperous and Happy New Year! 

-Rob

DT2002  ...  DT2003 !

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> 
> Have a Prosperous and Happy New Year!
> 
> -Rob
> 
> DT2002  ...  DT2003 !

Thanks Rob,

I have been so unbelievably busy for one reason or another, that I
almost missed it. :-)
Of course here in OZ because of the time difference, we are fast
approaching Christmas again.

I hope everyone has a fantastic year in 2003

Don...

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Hi Guys, I have a person placing fraudulent orders into my shopping
cart, and we have been madly writing code to stop him.

At the moment I am in a bit of a loop.

could someone please attempt to order something from
http://www.dontronics.com/
and let me know if you can get to my checkout page. That's the page
where you get to enter your name and address.

Thanks in advance,

Don...

henri@ wrote:
> 
> after a warning page against fraudulant orders i got there
> just fine w/ a single DT007 order
> 
> henri
> 
> - do you want me to place the order? (i really don't need
> another one of these, so if i did place the order i would
> appreciate it if you didn't actually bill me or send me one)

Hi Henry and thanks very much, that is what we wanted to hear. No,
please don't place the order, it was just a hangup between the
fraudulent info page and the actual order page.

If one or two more people could give it a try, it would be appreciated.
we seem to have some sort of internet cache problem, and need feedback
to save me going mad. :-)

I may alter things after a bit of testing, and ask again.

Don...



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> > Hi Guys, I have a person placing fraudulent orders into my shopping
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> >
> > At the moment I am in a bit of a loop.
> >
> > could someone please attempt to order something from
> > http://www.dontronics.com/
> > and let me know if you can get to my checkout page. That's the page
> > where you get to enter your name and address.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
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Was able to get to http://www.dontronics.com/chcheckout.html
with no trouble... I didn't go as far as the credit card form.

If it's cache trouble, there are 3 or 4 ways (2 main ways) you can tell
whatever browser that the pages expire immediately... its been a while so
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> henri@ wrote:
> >
> > after a warning page against fraudulant orders i got there
> > just fine w/ a single DT007 order
> >
> > henri
> >
> > - do you want me to place the order? (i really don't need
> > another one of these, so if i did place the order i would
> > appreciate it if you didn't actually bill me or send me one)
>
> Hi Henry and thanks very much, that is what we wanted to hear. No,
> please don't place the order, it was just a hangup between the
> fraudulent info page and the actual order page.
>
> If one or two more people could give it a try, it would be appreciated.
> we seem to have some sort of internet cache problem, and need feedback
> to save me going mad. :-)
>
> I may alter things after a bit of testing, and ask again.
>
> Don...
>
>
>
> >
> > On 03 Jan 2003, Don McKenzie <support2003@d...> wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Hi Guys, I have a person placing fraudulent orders into my shopping
> > > cart, and we have been madly writing code to stop him.
> > >
> > > At the moment I am in a bit of a loop.
> > >
> > > could someone please attempt to order something from
> > > http://www.dontronics.com/
> > > and let me know if you can get to my checkout page. That's the page
> > > where you get to enter your name and address.
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance,
> > >
> > > Don...
> > >
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Oops... spoke too soon ;)

clicking on any of the buttons at the bottom of the page, sends you back the
fraud page. Not a huge problem, but definitely not working right.

- Brill Pappin
  Rogue Robotics
  www.roguerobotics.com


----- Original Message -----
From: "Brill Pappin" <brillpappin@r...>
To: <simmstick@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 2:00 AM
Subject: Re: [simmstick] dontronics.com problem


> Was able to get to http://www.dontronics.com/chcheckout.html
> with no trouble... I didn't go as far as the credit card form.
>
> If it's cache trouble, there are 3 or 4 ways (2 main ways) you can tell
> whatever browser that the pages expire immediately... its been a while so
> I'd have to look them up... but I'm sure you can do a search to find them.
>
> - Brill Pappin
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Don McKenzie" <support2003@d...>
> To: "Alan Boldock" <alan@b...>; "SimmStick Group"
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> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 1:36 AM
> Subject: Re: [simmstick] dontronics.com problem
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>
> > henri@ wrote:
> > >
> > > after a warning page against fraudulant orders i got there
> > > just fine w/ a single DT007 order
> > >
> > > henri
> > >
> > > - do you want me to place the order? (i really don't need
> > > another one of these, so if i did place the order i would
> > > appreciate it if you didn't actually bill me or send me one)
> >
> > Hi Henry and thanks very much, that is what we wanted to hear. No,
> > please don't place the order, it was just a hangup between the
> > fraudulent info page and the actual order page.
> >
> > If one or two more people could give it a try, it would be appreciated.
> > we seem to have some sort of internet cache problem, and need feedback
> > to save me going mad. :-)
> >
> > I may alter things after a bit of testing, and ask again.
> >
> > Don...
> >
> >
> >
> > >
> > > On 03 Jan 2003, Don McKenzie <support2003@d...> wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > > Hi Guys, I have a person placing fraudulent orders into my shopping
> > > > cart, and we have been madly writing code to stop him.
> > > >
> > > > At the moment I am in a bit of a loop.
> > > >
> > > > could someone please attempt to order something from
> > > > http://www.dontronics.com/
> > > > and let me know if you can get to my checkout page. That's the page
> > > > where you get to enter your name and address.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks in advance,
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Brill Pappin wrote:
> 
> Oops... spoke too soon ;)
> 
> clicking on any of the buttons at the bottom of the page, sends you
> back the
> fraud page. Not a huge problem, but definitely not working right.

thanks Brill, we found our main problem.
twas in our perl code in the cgibin.

re the problem you mentioned above.
is this the 3 buttons on the bottom of the page.
I know we left some strange happenings there that need a re-visit.

Alan, I changed it over to the new file name as you suggested, and
tested it as OK.

Don...





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Bill Garrett wrote:
> 
> Hi Don,
> 
> Here's my email address should you have any thoughts on who may have c code
> for the 8051 for the DT108 board.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Bill Garrett

OK Bill, I'll post this to the SimmStick group as I know Lionel, the
original designer is on the list, and other members may be able to
assist.

Don...

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I am ooking for some help getting started. I have purchased a DT001 
board which I have put together. I am trying to get a basic flashing 
LED program working. I am using the P16PRO software (Windows version 
13.d beta).Configuration file is set as follows:
     Oscillator = HS
     Watchdog Timer = OFF
     Power Up Timer = ON
     Cod Protection = OFF
The chip I am trying to program is a PIC16F84A.

Q1 - Can the configuration fuses be set and changed or are they a one 
off thing? 
Q2 - What is the rule of thumb for the OSC crystal setting - do you 
use HS for 8MHz and higher crystal settings (I have seen various 
different values - the Microchip app notes define in terms of 
oscillator gain rather than frequencuy of crystal)?
Q3 - If I configure the software for a PIC16F84A I get an error:
     Program: address=0000 buffer=2804 device=3FFF
If I configure the sofware for a PIC16F84 the PIC programs and 
verifys okay. Apart from max speed, I didn't think there were any 
differences between the 84 and the 84A?
Q4 - If I program the PIC as a 16F84 in the textool socket, the chip 
reads back okay. If I then put it in a DT111 board (which is blank 
except for a socket and the PIC) in slot 1 it will not program 
correctly (same error as above) and when I read it back it comes up 
as all locations = 3FFF (even after I have apparently successfully 
programmed it in the textool socket).
Q5 - Does any one have the ASM listing for the Wl84 hex code? 


Any thoughts would be appreciated - I have scanned the emails from 
this group but haven't come up with any answers (although some of the 
emails did fix up some of my earlier problems).

Regards,

Grant Tudor

Hello,

I am trying to write my own software to run the STV5730a.

Right now, I am able to reset the chip correctly.  And I am aslo able 
to send characters to the screen.  The only problem is, once the 
characters get to the screen, they stay there for a split second and 
then they are gone.   What is happening?  Am I not doing something 
correctly?

Here is the code from my main program:

	// STV5730 RESET & INITIALIZE	
	
		send16bits(0x30, 0x00);
		send16bits(0x30, 0x00);
		send16bits(0x00, 0xDB);
		send16bits(0x10, 0x00);
		
	/***************************/
	
	
	// Set Control Registers
	
		send16bits(0x00, 0xCC); // Select Zoom Register (1st 
Control REG)
		send16bits(0x10, 0x00); // Send Zoom Data
		send16bits(0x10, 0x00); // Send Color Data
		send16bits(0x13, 0xEE); // Send Control Data
		send16bits(0x17, 0xCF); // Send Position Data
		send16bits(0x11, 0x20); // Send Mode Data and 6dB Gain

		send16bits(0x00, 0xC0); // Select Row 1 Attribute
		send16bits(0x10, 0xC0); // Send Row 1 Attrib Data, 
enable row & display border
//		send16bits(0x10, 0xC0); // Send Row 2 Attrib Data, 
enable row & display border
		
	for (i = 0; i < 8; i ++) // Loop Runs 8 times
	{
	send16bits(0x10, 0x00); // Clear All other rows, send row 
attrib data
	}
		
			
	/***************************/		

	//MAIN PROGRAM LOOP

	while (1)
	{
	
	
	send16bits(0x00, 0x00);	// Set Write Pointer to Row1 First 
Char
	
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x15);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display J
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2A);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display a
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x36);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display m
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x35);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display l
        send16bits(0x1F, 0x15);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display J
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2A);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display a
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x36);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display m
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x35);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display l
		send16bits(0x1F, 0x15);  // All subsequent writes, b1 
= 0x1F, display J
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2A);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display a
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x36);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display m
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x35);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display l
		send16bits(0x1F, 0x15);  // All subsequent writes, b1 
= 0x1F, display J
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2A);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display a
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x36);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display m
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x35);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display l
		send16bits(0x1F, 0x15);  // All subsequent writes, b1 
= 0x1F, display J
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2A);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display a
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x36);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display m
	send16bits(0x1F, 0x2E);  // All subsequent writes, b1 = 0x1F, 
display e


DelayMs(1);


		
		

		
	} // end of main loop
} // end of main function

Hello All,

I'm trying to learn C and I'm having a hell of a time. I'm doing this 
on my own with NO help. I have programmed a little with Bascom and 
seem to have an easier time of it, but I have yet to make an LED do 
anything using C. I seem to learn best from an example. If anyone 
would be kind enough to provide a templet.c that is compatable with a 
DT006 and the serial UART, I think I could learn from it.

I understand the basic concepts... The chip is just too stupid to 
understand what I'm saying. :) I can't even get the CVAR wizard to 
printf "a simple text".

I'm using:

AT90S2313 @ 10M
Codevision Eval or WinAVR

Thanks for any help,
Steve