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23407
Hello. I was wondering if anyone has had trouble communicating with an Eurotherm 2216e temperature controller using the RS485 serial port. I am using an OP6700...
Daniel
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Sep 1, 2004
12:41 pm
23408
So for a RCM3000 which has 512k of flash, all I have to do is make this call? fs_checksum_x( NULL, 0, 0x7FFFF ); How is it that fs_checksum_x() can access xmem...
Steve
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Sep 1, 2004
3:36 pm
23409
... No, you have to break it up into multiple calls. Here's my function (watch out for line wraps): word getProgChecksum() { #define CHECK_BLOCK_SIZE 2048U ...
Tom Collins
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Sep 1, 2004
4:23 pm
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Hi Daniel, I'm getting ready to do the same thing you're trying to do, exept that I want to use RTU to controll a VFD. I found this Modbus library that...
Sterling Martin
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Sep 1, 2004
7:23 pm
23411
Hi guys, I am totally new to the rabbit programming. I am currently using RCM3000 module. What I have to do now is to send a signal to a serial port (say...
cf1116
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Sep 2, 2004
4:44 am
23412
You'd better do some RTFM (Read the F****** manual) :D . One thing you must remember, RCM3000's output is in low voltage (3 V), if you need 5V logic level use...
Herry Susanto
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Sep 2, 2004
5:59 am
23413
Hi, We have opening with one of our clients [one of the largest company in Korea(www.sem.samsung.com)] Position: Manager Qualification.: MCA/Ph.D Job Posting:...
afoofa
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Sep 2, 2004
6:39 am
23414
You have a long way to go. If this project is a "one of" without continuing production there is a now obsolete chip (I think): the MC14469 which is a...
antedeluvian2002
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Sep 2, 2004
1:48 pm
23415
I am using the rcm3700 proto board. I am trying to do serial communication out the C port. I am getting this error when it sends the file to flash: Bad...
CRAIGDAHL
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Sep 2, 2004
4:25 pm
23416
What have other people used for serial modems to hook up to a rabbit? We're looking to make 500 units with serial modems. That doesn't seem like enough that we...
Joe Ross
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Sep 2, 2004
4:53 pm
23417
... Hi Joe, why you don't use an socketmodem, this works fine. I have use it with my own Rabbit3000 Board. Has also TTL Level, and u can change easy to other...
Stefan
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Sep 2, 2004
5:05 pm
23418
Xecom and Cermetek come to mind....
Dave Moore
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Sep 2, 2004
5:22 pm
23419
... Hello, I use rabbit2000 and RCM3700 with socket modem ( normal and GSM ) and all work fine. the dimension are 65X27 millimeters price is approx 35...
WEBDYN
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Sep 2, 2004
5:33 pm
23420
I'll second Rene's suggestion -- Multitech makes good modems and their well documented and easy to use. Matt Pobursky Maximum Performance Systems...
Matt Pobursky
mgp060
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Sep 2, 2004
5:43 pm
23421
I wonder whether its possible to use the tcp/ip to print to a network printer ? I think about sending the pcl or postscript file directly to the printer using...
hwofdue
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Sep 2, 2004
10:25 pm
23422
I have a requirement to update the software in an RCM3200 via an RS- 485 interface, using a customer-supplied protocol. I can reconstruct the bin file into...
sdwhite2576
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Sep 2, 2004
11:11 pm
23423
... The old standby is the LPD protocol (line print daemon) described in RFC 1179. A cursory glance makes it look like the protocol supports raw text and...
Kelly
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Sep 3, 2004
12:06 am
23424
DLM's are not an easy task. I have some code in the samples section for use with ethernet, but some of the sections are still usable for your needs. I have...
Robert Richter
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Sep 3, 2004
2:00 am
23425
Thank you for the very detailed response. Following an attempt to absorb it, and reviewing your program examples, I will likely ask for clarification on a few...
Steve White
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Sep 3, 2004
6:29 am
23426
We have used RCM2300 with Wavecom modems (GPRS), connected on serial port. Everything works fine 'till now. Details at: ...
Adrian Mojoatca
adrianmojoatca
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Sep 3, 2004
6:33 am
23427
First, I want to make sure that I clearly stated my goal. I plan to download a new program from within my main program, not via a separate download program....
Steve White
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Sep 3, 2004
7:41 am
23428
We include a library with all our products for 'live' flash upgrades. Our XG3000 is RCM3200 based and this module is surely the easiest to design a flash...
xgraph1
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Sep 3, 2004
7:51 am
23429
I'm looking for a simple way to copy the second flash to the first flash. Basically to do a firmware update, I'd like to take an image of the firmware(stored...
Sean Ryan
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Sep 3, 2004
2:08 pm
23430
... There is no real way to update the flash while running from it. This could be possible with the Softools compiler, but is nearly impossible with DC. The...
Scott Henion
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Sep 3, 2004
2:33 pm
23431
... Not on a Rabbit, but on Unix machines. It's kinda trivial! Just connect to the printer on port 9100 and send him Text, PS or whatever. All newer/bigger HP...
Claudius Zingerli
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Sep 3, 2004
2:53 pm
23432
I have a pointer to function works fine. Questions is it safe in Dyn C to set this to NULL to make it idle at certain times in the programs operation, at the...
Darren Simons
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Sep 3, 2004
2:58 pm
23433
I have a similar task, but via a regular port (232). After scouring through several sites and many source code examples (a big thanks to shdesigns for good...
Ben
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Sep 3, 2004
3:03 pm
23434
... I use function ptr and ,at the very beginning of my code , I fill it with the "value" of dummy function. It's just my opinion ... Bye...
WEBDYN
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Sep 3, 2004
3:09 pm
23435
... at ... a ... it ... Thanks Rene, I also felt safer pointing to dummy function, just wonderer if it was really safe to assign NULL. Darren...
Darren Simons
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Sep 3, 2004
3:30 pm
23436
... No, a pointer to NULL will will jump to 0 and reboot your program. There is nothing special about NULL pointers. The compiler blindly will write to 0, jump...
Scott Henion
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Sep 3, 2004
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