I'm trying to figure out if I can change the RS-232 protocol. I have a control box that has a relatively small set of short command messages. I would like to...
Well, you can't change the prototcol, but you can use the byteOut(x) UART method -- Amulet:UART.byteOut(x). I am using the latest OS release (3.0.4), and I...
I have a question related to Application Note: "Using the Amulet with the Rabbit...." The author states that pin 3 of J12 supplies the backlit. What is voltage...
Does anyone know of a widget or some other means that could be used to display a 10 digit 'keypad' one the display? I'm planning a page that would have...
Systronix will be demonstrating such an application at Java One next week. The numbers are laid out differently than you have described and data is also...
Dave, If you have the latest software, version 3.0.4, then you have a project with a 10 digit keypad in it. You can check it out in the following folder:...
Jim; Thanks for the info. I'm somewhat ashamed to admit that I was using the 2.1.9 release. Its a big help. Dave ... called ... because ... or ... string ... ...
Naga, Good question. Unfortunately, we didn't think about that before releasing the last version of software. I'm going to add that to our list of desired...
I'm working on a project similar to the one described in the applications page for the rabbit microcontroller where my pcb will 'piggy back' on the amulet...
Hi Mike, I apologize for the delay in my response. Below are the J6 header pinouts. Pin 1 is denoted with a rectangular pad. Keep in mind that all odd pins are...
Is there anyway to use an InternalRAM byte as a pointer to another InternalRAM location ie Amulet:InternalRAM.byte(InternalRAM.byte(60)).method() where...
Yes, that syntax does work, but not for everything. For example, I have an array of strings that are initialized from flash with a *.ini file. On my page I...
You bring up a good point. With the current version of software, v3.0.4, InternalRAM can be used as an argument to just about any method. It can't, though, be...
Thanks Jim, that really clears things up for me, as well. I didn't quite understand the difference in syntax between what I empirically determind is NOT...
I just posted an example which uses two meta tags to do some limit checking before incrementing and decrementing an internal ram byte variable. The limit...
Dear all, I have a rather interesting problem begging an elegant solution. My Amulet screen is running in master mode with a C++ program acting as the slave...
I am just guessing, but maybe you could use Amulet:internal.lostCommByte.value() which returns the count of consecutive communication time-outs. You could...
Great Idea, just what I wanted. I have tried it in an Mata Tag and in a View Applet with a Meta Tag to do the jumping, problem is I can't get the syntax right:...
Adam, A couple of things to note. Prior to version 3.0.4, there was a bug regarding that lostCommByte() nomenclature. If you are not using version 3.0.4, I...
Hi Adam, I think the solution already offered can work OK. However, another approach can to mind before I read that solution so I thought I'd throw it out. Use...
Dear All, Thanks for all the help, I'm gonna give the popuptip.html a go, but thanks again to everyone for their ideas and input. Adam. ps Ron, we are...
I am getting a strange error when I try to program the flash. The gui compiles and then when I try to program flash I receive the follow error: <Programming...
Mike, The most likely cause of this type of error is that the project you are working on has a baud rate which is different than the baud rate the HTMLCompiler...
I just recently have experienced the same problem as Mike. I got the message "ERROR:Serial Port, invalid data [e0]" but with a different number in brackets...
I am a newbie just experimenting with the amulet display. I am interfacing it with a Basic Stamp 2. I have just started to understand how everything works...