Jesper, Very nice work on the your front end program. I'm really glad you decided to release the source. ... How would you feel about me adding a page to the...
Paul, ... Thanks :-) ... You're very welcome to add my stuff to your homepage.. I'm happy that you'r interessted in the project. As mentioned, I have no...
... microcontroller for a while. I didn't get very far with it before I sold it, mainly because I don't know Java to save my life. Its very low cost, $67 for...
Hi, ... Nope. DOS considers the space in long filenames (e.g. c:\program files\) as a parameter seperator. Instead use the short names (e.g. c:\progra~1\) or...
[SNIP..] C:\sdcc>PATH=C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND;C:\BITWARE\;;C:\PROGRAM FILES\MTS;C:\ SDCC\BIN [..SNIP] Well, the C:\PROGRAM FILES\MTS does have a space -...
I'm going to take a shot at this... even though I do not use the windows versions. ... FILES\MTS;C:\ ... As Jesper pointed out, the space is probably the...
Paul, This is the only thing I get (see attachment) when I use the 0.6.4 version of the firmware. It starts oke, but then I get a memory dump and end up in the...
The TINI board has many webservers (with source code) available. It also has a large assortment of other open source projects for it -Rob ... From: tcrcpaul ...
... Using a 19200 baud serial connection between the TINI and the mp3 player, you'll be able to control things, but you can forget about being able to transfer...
And I thought I was having problems.... I have not yet got around to getting hold of a newver version of AS31 so I still don't know if thats casuing the...
Samuel, ... If you press <ENTER> after each command then it responds to all of them! Are you aware of the LCD/pushbutton emulator (for Windows) I have been ...
... Ya, i'm aware of it. I've actually written up an interface in VB (been thinking about converting it to C). I don't recall hitting enter for commands on...
I would suggest looking at the CS8900A ethernet controller. (I happen to have a few if someone is serious about designing an adapter board) The great thing...
... An update, after reloading my flash (again, still unsure why I have to), hitting enter after typing something like NEXT does not work. However, typing next...
VOLUP and VOLDOWN were removed as they contained the UP and DOWN strings and thus clashed with the UP and DOWN buttons. I've replaced them with VOL+ and VOL-...
Samuel, You have to consider the flash write time for each byte. I haven't looked at this in detail, but my RAM based 8051 board (using Paulmon of course)...
... After playing around, I found that by typing NEXT a bunch of times (to go on to the next song) with All Random set results in it crashing after ~80 songs...
I found the upload command, I'm doing a dump from 0001 to FFFF (for some reason it doesn't allow 0000 to FFFF). I'll send another email with what I find out. ...
... With a hex dump/upload of 0001 to FFFF, there is not difference between before my problem and after. Maybe there is another place I need to look but the...
Are you power cycling the board completely? If so, the flash is the only place where state is kept between restarts. To check what you are doing with the...
Doing a power cycle is the only way to get out of the frozen state. I changed the volume, waited, pulled the plug, plugged it back in and saw the volume at the...
Just wondering if there is a guide to the commands the unit will accept through its serial port? If so, can you point me in the right direction? I've gone...
In parse.c (of the latest code), you can find a list of all the commands for the mp3 portion of the player. Next Previous Play Random Quit Debug Inc Dec ...
It wouldn't have occured to me to look in parse.c... Thanks for your help. I would have just typed ? but I don't have my MP3 player yet :) Ordered on friday,...
Rob, Currently the board starts up playing the first mp3 file. Exactly which file depends upon the layout of the disk and whether you are in a random mode or...
Folks, As part of my generic parameter editor stuff I want to change the treble and bass cutoff frequency settings. Currently they use 16 bit numbers...
Only reason I'd want smaller 1 byte control commands is just to save code space on the system I'm adding this to. I only have about 16KB to play with, 14.5KB...