Matt: The PIT timer is in the foreground (some say the background) and is always there regardless of anything. The PIT is an interrupt, as is the uCOS an ...
After a lot of head-scratching and trial and error, it turns out that there is a bug in the monitor version I am using (1.7). NetBurner sent me a new monitor...
Quick question: I am looking into how to seed a random number generator on the mod5282. I see that the <randseed.h> file has something that might be relevant,...
Hi Jake, You can use the pit[0] timer which is already running as a system/ucos timer. If you look at the ethernet.cpp system file you will see a random seed...
Hi, Hope someone has some advice on this, I have a MOD5282 that can't be recorded with an application. The Autoupdate by ethernet is not available and when i...
Hi, i have been using I2C with the netburner module MOD5282, and i have found a device that is responding in the I2C Bus with address 06 and 07 (write / read)....
Hi, My final goal is to use a SB72-EX, since the ship date is only Jun 12 I will use my 5282 to develop the code. Any thing I should be careful at to make sure...
As long as you are not directly addressing hardware it should just recompile. (If you don't need to include ..\MOD5282\sim5282.h you are 99% likely to be...
I m using MOD5272. Probably the same is the procedure for MOD5282. Try this. Manually reset application by pressing the RESET key on the board. Then type...
Hello, I know that the default address of the real time clock on the development board has the addresses b'1010111x' and b'1101111x'. Here is a link to the...
Does Netburner offer, currently or in the future, the ability for remote devices to check an FTP or TFTP server for firmware updates and flash themselves...
Hello Larry, I am very interesting in the new interrupt based I2C driver. I have never use the ticket service and now is too late. It has been expired. I would...
Hi, I am not sure how you configure the I2C on the MOD5282 but if you look at the register "sim.i2c.adr" you will see the slave address assigned to the MOD82....
Can anyone clarify the purpose and intended method of use for the J3_H & J3_F headers, as well as the (Ran0...Ran3) and (Ran52...Ran56) resistor (?) pads on...
Hi, These headers were put on the development board to make it easier to attach a simple RC low/high pass filter to your A/D inputs. Here is an example of a...
I have an app which I can reset over a serial port using the ForceReboot command. I am also connected via ethernet over a telnet link so I can monitor the...
Couldn't find the link you speak of, can't identify which introduction page you speak of. Wouldn't it make more sense to give us a link rather than a weak ...
Hi, I guess this is for Paul's attention... I am using the NNDK beta and the SD Card test program comes back with card write protected no matter what I do to...
Hi, Maybe of little help, but just to let you know someone else is using the same concept. I have a 5282 and also issue a ForceReboot via the command interface...
Hi, we had a problem with loss of network connection, I wonder if your problem could be related. Here are the messages I posted: Addendum: Apologies to...
What would the arrangement be for a low pass filter? Thanks, Tony ... to ... is ... J3_F ... connecting ... you ... called ... the J3_H ... some ... do we ... ...
R47 is a pad that was not stuffed on the carrier board. You must remove the MOD5282 or 5272 from the carrier board. Under it you find the pad for R47 labeled...
Tony: Actually, I think Larry may inadvertantly have described the typical low pass arrangement. But just swap the R and the C for the high pass configuration...
Hi Tony, After my post, I re-visited the problem thinking DOH just ignore it in the software and ended up doing exactly what you suggested and all works great...
I have been playing with the ftp server demo application and have found the response times to commands to be very, very slow (I have had the same problem with...
Hi all, I am having trouble with Netburner Flash Core Module functions (MOD5282) and inspecting the code I arise into 2 questions: a) How it's necessary to do...
Flash is segmented in the 5282. See UM for segment sizes A segment must be erased all at once. To write to an array in flash you copy the array into RAM, make...
... output ... etcetc.... ... have ... quite a ... interrupt, but ... we ... server ... same ... The previous post is more than a year old, but I seem to be...