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1815
I'm just trying to grab 1.99 Beta RC8a. Dispite having a 4mb DSL, I'm only managing to get this file at 22.5KB/s. Gonna take me 3 hours at this rate. :-(...
joe_deuter
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Aug 1, 2006
7:54 pm
1816
I'm getting it at about 326Kb/s. Still about 13 minutes... Has anyone ever received a Netburner Newsletter? I'm supposed to be signed up for them, and I would...
trailrunner23
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Aug 2, 2006
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1817
Hi, Is there a way to monitor the CPU idle time. I have implemented 6 Task(1 HTTP, 5 TCP) and I would like to see if the CPU is loaded Thanks Denis Rheault Sr....
Rheault, Denis
drelectro1
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Aug 2, 2006
7:40 pm
1818
Hi Denis, in ucos.c there is a idle task which is called every time the system is idle. You can have the idle task increase a value, for this to work, you ...
John H. Edvardsen
zealott_no
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Aug 3, 2006
5:50 am
1819
Thanks, I will go this a try Denis ... From: netburner_group@yahoogroups.com [mailto:netburner_group@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of John H. Edvardsen Sent:...
Rheault, Denis
drelectro1
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Aug 3, 2006
12:20 pm
1820
It should also be possible to modify the Idletask by toggling an output bit so you can measure the time you are idle with an oscope. I commonly use the trick...
Allen Kitchen
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Aug 3, 2006
12:31 pm
1821
I'm having trouble outputing a high low signal on the Data bus Ports A & B and the Address Bus Ports G & H for the NB 5282. I have successfully set up the...
rosatoma123
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Aug 3, 2006
2:10 pm
1822
The data and address ports (On J1) are not availible for GPIO. They are an active databus and the SDRAM uses them. Paul...
Paul Breed
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Aug 3, 2006
10:30 pm
1823
In the past we have always named our products after the coldfire processor. MOD5272, MOD5270,MOD5282 etc..... SB72, SB7 SB72EX etc... We are in the process of...
Paul Breed
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Aug 3, 2006
11:40 pm
1824
Hi, Paul - What's this SB2E? I don't see it on the website... I'm an SB72EX user and I'm interested in anything that will help me reduce cost. Thanks, Steve...
Steve Kraft
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Aug 4, 2006
12:36 am
1825
The SB2E will be a MCF52233 set up to be a serial to ethernet device. The basic concepts: Its a Module, not a unit in a box. It will be 3.3V powered and 3V...
Paul Breed
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Aug 4, 2006
6:04 am
1826
Paul, What form factor will the SB2E take? Same as MOD5270? Michael. ... device. ... or ... be ... user...
mmk_tsm
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Aug 4, 2006
8:13 am
1827
According to the MCF5282 User's Manual, you should be able to set ports BCD as GPIO (pg 26-14) using the PBCDPAR register. Regardless, is there a direct way...
rosatoma123
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Aug 4, 2006
12:48 pm
1828
What form factor will the SB2E take? Same as MOD5270? A brand new form factor. 1.1" x 2"...
Paul Breed
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Aug 4, 2006
1:56 pm
1829
... This only works if you are not using the external data bus. Since we use an external SDRAM and our code runs out of this SDRAM you can't use these pins as...
Paul Breed
pbreed
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Aug 4, 2006
2:00 pm
1830
Hi Paul, I agree that MOD5234 is fine. It is really useful for the name to indicate the processor for the modules, but I can see how it would be confusing. How...
trailrunner23
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Aug 4, 2006
5:48 pm
1831
Allan, I just wanted to ask about something in your email. You say that uCOS uses DMA timer 0 for its heartbeat, but I'm pretty sure it actually uses PIT0. In...
trailrunner23
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Aug 4, 2006
5:56 pm
1832
... Some more details on new products... CB34EX Released and shipping. The CB34EX is a lot like the SB72EX except: It also supports CAN, its industrial temp...
Paul Breed
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Aug 4, 2006
6:11 pm
1833
Hi NB, I cannot find a mention of segment sizes in NB UM or Programmer's Manual. Can you direct me to a reference where the sizes are listed? I saw mention...
lynehamdave
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Aug 5, 2006
10:38 am
1834
Anyone interested in making the MOD5213 Ethernet aware with IP built in? I have attached a SitePlayer module on the Dev board and seems to work OK, still...
mdannen
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Aug 6, 2006
1:50 am
1835
I'm interested in hearing more. What's a SitePlayer module?...
ridgeglider
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Aug 6, 2006
11:12 am
1836
... Hi, It was designed for existing controller devices which have only a serial interface and by attaching the SP module it allows access to those devices via...
mdannen
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Aug 6, 2006
12:45 pm
1837
I discovered that Interrupt 20 was used in the uCos. Interrupt 20 comes from DTim1. I'd have thought that the PIT was used in the OS myself since it is easier...
Allen Kitchen
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Aug 6, 2006
3:39 pm
1838
Hello Dave, The flash memory is on the 5282 processor itself. The description of segment sizes is located in chapter 6 of the MCF5282 Users Manual. A pdf copy...
netburnergroup
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Aug 6, 2006
7:27 pm
1840
Hi NB, Thank you very much for the quick reply. Section 6.2 P144 seems to allude to 2048 byte = 2k segments, is this your understanding too? Kind regards Dave...
lynehamdave
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Aug 7, 2006
6:22 am
1841
Hi everyone, my opinion should be considered biased since I am an employee at NetBurner but look at the facts here. Seems like way too much time and money for...
Larry Gitlitz
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Aug 7, 2006
5:57 pm
1842
Hi Allan, I'm not sure why you think the MOD5213 is using interrupt 20 (DTIM0). Could it be from an example program for DMA timers? The code below is from...
trailrunner23
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Aug 7, 2006
9:43 pm
1843
Here is a not yet public datasheet for the new MODL2E basically a 5213 with ethernet. ...
Paul Breed
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Aug 7, 2006
11:58 pm
1844
This is the module I've been needing for my low-end (and cost-sensitive) widgets. - Don...
Don Hackler
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Aug 8, 2006
12:15 am
1845
Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone can tell me why the schematic for the MOD5213 shows pins 29 and 30 labeled the way they are. I think this maybe a typo or am...
mdannen
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Aug 8, 2006
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