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19402
Another way to handle byte/string conversion is by using a queue. You can put data into the queue as one type and pull it out as aonther. When pulling a string...
Stuart & Ruth Parker
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Aug 1, 2005
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19403
While writing a set of basicx vm is probably beyond my capabilities, it seems as if you are saying that someone COULD rewrite certain functions for the VM and...
arhodes19044
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Aug 1, 2005
12:36 pm
19404
In my GPS reader program, I use one buffer over and over, so it does not waste too much ram on fixed string allocations. But, I could probably cut it down by...
arhodes19044
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Aug 1, 2005
12:43 pm
19405
Yes, I am pulling the data off a serial port. I do know the length of the strings, and so I COULD do the "conversion" on the fly as I read the data. GREAT...
arhodes19044
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Aug 1, 2005
12:47 pm
19406
... You misunderstand my point. As discussed in my articles on BasicX, System Library functions are implemented two ways. One way is inside the BasicX virtual...
Mike Perks
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Aug 1, 2005
1:39 pm
19407
OK, I get it now. I still have yet to re-read your articles in light of my new questions. I might have to write new functions for these conversions. Better...
arhodes19044
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Aug 1, 2005
4:55 pm
19408
... Below is a function that reads digits from an array and converts them to the equivalent value. It is somewhat generalized in that you pass it the number...
Don Kinzer
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Aug 1, 2005
6:06 pm
19409
... If the BX-24 could speak USB, they'd probably work. I use TDK Blu2i modules in cable replacement mode at 115200. The link is controlled just like a modem...
Tom Becker
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Aug 2, 2005
2:33 am
19410
That looks like a good way to do it. I like the generality of its ability. Sometimes I wonder if it is worth checking the data integrity. Maybe one should...
arhodes19044
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Aug 2, 2005
3:22 am
19411
Tell me more. I just got a BlueTooth doongle for my Zire72 PDA. It is the deluxe with a 300meter range. I suppose that I could get a USB to Serial adapter to...
#@!%! Herzog
hwanghetw
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Aug 2, 2005
11:24 am
19412
Having had the same problem and in a muddle with all the documenets, I let this sit for nearly a year. Finally, I tried changing the Parallel Port addresses in...
#@!%! Herzog
hwanghetw
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Aug 2, 2005
11:24 am
19413
The Parallel Port configuration defaults to a non-existent address on installation. With all the documentation pointing to the old proto-type board and its ...
#@!%! Herzog
hwanghetw
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Aug 2, 2005
11:24 am
19414
http://blu2i.com/index.asp You can't connect a USB client, like your Bluetooth dongle, to a USB/RS232 adapter, which is another USB client. You'll need to...
Tom Becker
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Aug 2, 2005
11:52 am
19415
Okay. So what is available as a USB host for small projects? Can you just buy a chip and drive it with a BX-24? If so, I could just plug another doongle...
#@!%! Herzog
hwanghetw
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Aug 3, 2005
11:20 am
19416
Is it possible to juggle the jumpers so that you have two processors, a BX-24 and a BX-01 or BX-35 running on the board at the same time and possibly using a...
#@!%! Herzog
hwanghetw
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Aug 3, 2005
11:20 am
19417
hi, i just got a bx-24. when i run the downloader/editor and try to reset the module or compile and run my own program, i get the same error - the downloader...
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Aug 3, 2005
11:21 am
19418
... I'm sure one can. But can you develop a BX-24 USB root hub for less than the $50? Isn't it more effective to grunt at the price, pay it, and move on with...
Tom Becker
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Aug 3, 2005
12:05 pm
19419
... You need all 4 wires (pin 1 through 4) connected correctly to the PC for downloads to work correctly. First look at the ground wire (pin 4 on the BX-24)...
Mike Perks
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Aug 3, 2005
1:57 pm
19420
smariotti, thanks for the feedback. I've used Hamamatsu sensors before but the problem is always the encoder disk. How you mount it to a given shaft and the...
tombhandley
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Aug 3, 2005
2:47 pm
19421
re: Bluetooth ranges Tom, what kind of 'open air' ranges are you seeing with that module? Thanks, - Tom ... Blu2i ... controlled ... explored it, ... carry...
tombhandley
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Aug 3, 2005
3:05 pm
19422
... I'm very happy with the Blu2i range. I can control my project from a Bluetoothed PDA more than 100 meters down my street - with three 802.11x APs within...
Tom Becker
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Aug 3, 2005
3:26 pm
19423
Hello there, I just got my BX-24 with a Development Board. Unfortunately the dev board fails the built-in blinking LED factory test programm. When hitting the...
th_alex_hoff
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Aug 3, 2005
3:26 pm
19424
Tom, wow. That's well beyond BT specs if I recall. My Palm T3 with a TomTom GPS can only get around 10ft at best... I definitely want to check out that module....
tombhandley
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Aug 3, 2005
3:37 pm
19425
Alex, sorry if this is not of much help... I also have a BX-24 Development Station. The fact that you can get the BX-24 to do the LED tests on a breadboard...
tombhandley
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Aug 3, 2005
3:48 pm
19426
I'll need to look to remember what I ordered, but you will want to get the developer's kit to get going quickly; the Hirose connector is impossible to work...
Tom Becker
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Aug 3, 2005
4:13 pm
19427
Tom, once again, my reply was trashed by Yahoo... To simplify it; I'm looking forward to your response about the Development kit and cost. Hirose connectors...
tombhandley
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Aug 3, 2005
5:16 pm
19428
To follow up on Hirose, they do make nice fine-pitch connectors... It's just that after you are targeting a market, you may want to use connectors based on...
tombhandley
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Aug 3, 2005
5:22 pm
19429
... 13 months ago, I ordered two Blu2i Developer's Kits, just as depicted on http://www.blu2i.com, for US$180 each, directly from TDK's Neil Perez via the...
Tom Becker
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Aug 3, 2005
8:42 pm
19430
Hi Mike, I'm defeinitely not using a null modem cable and have read the documentation extensively (but will continue readind). The serial cable is connected...
cc0x1
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Aug 3, 2005
8:49 pm
19431
Does the factory program run i.e do the 2 leds blink and do u get any screen output. Try turning the bx24 power on AFTER the download has started and the " ...
neil jepsen
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