... No. If you really need to access "yourself" through the network, you could create a loopback interface. But that's probably not worth the trouble. :o) ...
You can find a lot of spare parts, accessories and service tools for GSM mobile phones at Xgsm online shop: http://www.xgsm.ro New items in stock, ready for...
Hi I am making use of RCM 3720 with Dynamic C 9.25. MY application makes use of File System (Flash & Ram) & even Ethernet. Our File System worked fine but...
"hardware reset" means that a piece of hardware (the reset line) causes a reset. This is compared to a "software reset", where your code can maybe jump to the...
Hi, I'm wondering if somebody has been forced to use an external watchdog, or it is the Rabbit watchdog 100% reliable ? I'm asking because I'm making use of...
We've never to use an external watchdog... If the software is stuck in a loop (i.e. a software problem) the watchdog isn't going to fix the problem. Could you...
Nathan, Thanks for your answer. I've tried not to refresh the watchdog inside loops (except the main loop) and about the MS_TIMER and SEC_TIMER I always try to...
"I've tried not to refresh the watchdog inside loops (except the main loop)" Unless you're using the Virtual Watchdog, you don't need to hit the watchdog...
Yes, I use the Virtual Watchdog: wd = VdGetFreeWd(255); and keeping the use of VdHitWd(wd); to a minimun. I'm guessing that's the best way to use the Rabbit's...
Oh OK. Maybe someone else can help you with this then because I've never used the virtual watchdog... Regards, Nathan ... From: rabbit-semi@yahoogroups.com...
Thanks Nathan, you actually did help me: you have commercial products that run stable and you don't use either external watchdog nor virtual watchdog...so you...
Yes that's correct. We have 1000's of commerical products in the field using this "technique". There is however the risk that if you get stuck in a loop...
... You might want to set up multiple virtual watchdogs, and have your various periodic tasks hit their own watchdog. That way if any of them stop running,...
... Yes, but (as in any other C language) it's spelled like this: i = 0b00001111; (For hex use 0x, for octal use only 0) Maurits. Maurits van de Kamp ...
Sir, I am using 7.25 version dynamic C and rabbit 2000. First time power on tcp and udp protcol works fine. After 5 second if you make TCP connection it goes...
Hi, I tried the "browseled.c" sample with RCM3000 and it works very nice. then i connected the RCM3000 to HUP with 2 PCs RCM3000 has IP address 10.10.6.100 PC1...
Hello Bandar Well, unfortunatelly I don't have the answer to your question, I actually would like to extend it. I've had the same problem you are facing and...
Hex will work. Try 0x0F0F for your example. Ryan ________________________________ From: rabbit-semi@yahoogroups.com [mailto:rabbit-semi@yahoogroups.com] On...
I've used the RAM file system for a long time now. I've always used it at the 200kb maximum. Manual says 200kb is "about" the max, Has anybody pushed this...
Hi I'm getting an error that has me stumped, it may not even have antyhing to do with the location that it's showing me but I thought I'd show it and see if...
Ron, You declared .AlarmName is being [20] and you have tried to initialize it with more than 20 characters. Brian _____ From: rabbit-semi@yahoogroups.com...
Scott, if he defines .AlarmName as a char *, and then he assign it a pointer to a literal string. Two questions: 1- is it faster to do that, or it does not...
... It is much faster, all the assign does is write a pointer instead of copying the string. 2 bytes vs strlen(string)+1 ... The string is stored in FLash. All...
You can't assign a string to a string. This line of code is illegal as DC is trying to tel you: Alarms[0].AlarmName = "Indicator Communications Lost"; You have...
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