I just got my first bx24 and was loading the software onto my windows XP machine. Basic X for WXP is not an option. does anyone know which one (if any) will...
From: "Christian Wentz" <cwentz86@...> ... If you saw output from the test program, the monitor (serial) port is probably OK. The error messages were...
Turns out that I am using V2.0. Darn, that was such a great theory. I am still getting strange/erratic results when I declare the global byte arrays (without...
Frank, I have a BX01 development kit purchased about two years ago. I started to get into it but got derailed on other things. Well now I have the time and...
BillandLeslie
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Jan 2, 2003 2:45 am
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I am also driving a servo and experienced the same situation. Everything I've read says the servos need a 1-2 ms pulse with center approximate 1.5 ms. But it...
BillandLeslie
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Jan 2, 2003 2:53 am
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Bill; I've emiled BasicX regarding this, but have not heard back from them yet. I know sending longer & shorter pulses works, but I'm not sure if that will...
Most servos are only rated to 6 volts, you've probably fried the control chip inside the servo with 12 volts. A typical pulse train would be a 1.5ms pulse...
I'm attempting to use a BX-24 to read data off of a bus. So far using opencom, I can read the data and put it into a queue. Problem though, the packet...
the pulse with is ok. if you send a signal out that will deadstop the servo then it will heat up. if it heats up too much then you can fry them. I would not...
Perhaps this is the problem... I am using 316K of RAM. If At the top of the .mpp file, it states that the main stack size is 85 bytes.... RAM available: 401...
From: <cowenowner@...> ... Yes, in the sense that the local variables would be allocated out of that 85 bytes. But there are other things that will eat...
... From: Jeffrey Macko [mailto:jmacko@...] Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 7:49 PM To: basicx@yahoogroups.com Subject: [BasicX] I'm stuck, advice...
Lauren Vanderhoof
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Jan 2, 2003 7:33 pm
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Hello members and Netmedia Is there any industrial version available of BX-24 module? (Spec says 0C to +70C, but i need –40C!) At least the Atmel AT90S8535...
After spending some serious time lately with the IDE, I have a couple of suggestions to make regarding some aspects of it. I don't know if they're practical or...
Here are some more suggestions/observations... 1. If you change the font size, the effect will not be visible the next time you open the project -- even though...
At 09:57 PM 1/3/2003 -0000, you wrote: 2. An Undo option in the editor would be really nice. <----Yes! A really good one I forgot all about! More than one...
To get around the lack of an undo function, the IDE allows automatic backups of the source. If the option is turned on, you can fetch your original source from...
I'd be overjoyed, it popped up the syntax for the commands similar to Visual Studio. For a novice working with this having to go back and forth to the...
What I would like to see is a way to create a new module from the file menu. I have to go to Windows Explorer and copy and paste and rename and......well, you...
... What I would like to see is a way to create a new module from the file menu. I have to go to Windows Explorer and copy and paste and rename and......well,...
Hi i am on a deadline for this programming thing, so here is my problem. I have a CMU cam and a BasicX. I'm trying to hook up an interface on Com 1 @ 115K, ...
Ok here is the deal. I can't interface my CMUcam to my BasicX via serial. I know it is possible but something is wierd.... I have the CMUcam hooked up to the...
If it works with a PC, it is a DCE device. The BasicX DB9 is also DCE. If you cannot invert the CMUcam try a null adapter between the CMUcam and BasicX. ... ...
look at my prior message. this is what you have BX cmucam TX------TX RX------RX this is what you need BX cmucam RX------TX TX------RX the CMUcam is 12V...