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37510
Hi, I'm new to the group and have a question regarding which embedded platform to start out on. I have a project that involves: 1. Sampling (once every 5...
cdundorf
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Mar 3, 2008
3:13 am
37511
there is nothing better than netburner, its the quickest way to get something on the net. the learning curve is much less with NB, not to mention to flash the...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 3, 2008
12:44 pm
37512
I need to generate an SPI data stream with a clock rate of at least 6 MHz. Ultimately I would like to go to 30 MHz if anyone has suggestions about how to do...
jpotter2
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Mar 3, 2008
12:45 pm
37513
I am currently working on a driver for a 32Mhz SPI type interface to a string of MAXIM6974 devices. I came to the conclusion that using any uP to do a "bit...
neil2452
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Mar 3, 2008
4:38 pm
37514
... SPI is simply a parallel to serial to parallel converter with a synchronous clock. One can easily achieve "blistering speeds" if you choose a CPU quick...
Alexis
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Mar 3, 2008
8:40 pm
37515
That's quite an endorsement. Thanks. Do others have comments? Chris ... From: rabbit-semi@yahoogroups.com [mailto:rabbit-semi@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of...
Christopher Dundorf
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Mar 4, 2008
2:46 am
37516
Don't want to hog the stage on this. However, i have had quite a few Rabbit kits in my time. i have also had quite a few NB (Net Burner) kits. so i can say...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 4, 2008
3:29 am
37517
OK you seem to know your stuff and I appreciate your no holds barred approach. Some organizations need to pay close attention to the competition and more...
Christopher Dundorf
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Mar 4, 2008
5:08 am
37518
Your post made me curious since I was not familiar with Netburner. They certainly make interesting products. I am a rabbit user, not a big fan, but they serve...
mehiegl
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Mar 4, 2008
10:19 am
37519
For something like you described, programming is the easy part. It's unclear if this is a professional or hobby application. what can you accept in terms of...
Vince Deno
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Mar 4, 2008
10:38 am
37520
For this purpose, you can even go to a coldfire (MCF52233 or 52235) with ethernet on chip. Freescale has a free sample firmware that gives you a ready to use...
Alexandre Kremer
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Mar 4, 2008
11:56 am
37521
Hi All I am shailesh using Embedded device GSM SIM300 from SIMCOM. Actually i am trying to send file from one GSM device to other GSM device VIA wireless...
sh_mane2020
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Mar 4, 2008
12:42 pm
37522
hello every body i m sachin Gupta from KIET Ghaziabad. i m new to Rabbit Micro Controller I want to know Some thing as i show the code that is: #define SYSIO ...
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sachinbah
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Mar 4, 2008
4:22 pm
37523
Mark, just want to correct you one one thing, you said "Netburner does offer ANSI C/C++". i just want to point out that their tools are "Fully ANSI compliant...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 4, 2008
4:23 pm
37524
Perhaps it was a poor choice of words on my part but I was trying to point out the ANSI C/C++ tools as an advantage of using Netburner. I wouldn't recommend...
mehiegl
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Mar 4, 2008
7:26 pm
37525
Mark, i dont mean to keep throwing my 2 cents in, however if you have not already done so take a look at Rowley for the ARM development ...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 4, 2008
8:04 pm
37526
Thanks to every one who contributed to this thread especially seulaterbuddy. You've given me just enough to be dangerous and now it's time to start spending...
Christopher Dundorf
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Mar 5, 2008
4:44 am
37527
Hello anybody used the PWM on port E on the rabbit R4000 i used parts out of PWM_test.c if pwm_options is set to PWM_USEPORTC I get a nice pwm on port C...
evilwulfie
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Mar 5, 2008
5:36 am
37528
How is NetBurner debugging? I have a kit but I haven't had a chance to play with it yet. The thing I like about the Rabbit is the ability to compile to RAM...
Mike van Meeteren
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Mar 5, 2008
12:04 pm
37529
they have it, but i have never used it and have not read up on it. personally, i never did understand why anyone would need debugging / break points. there...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 5, 2008
2:11 pm
37530
Most modern CPUs have JTAG on board debugging. It's a bonus and simplifies debugging. Especially when you have vectored interrupt issues (As I had on an ARM 9)...
Alexis
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Mar 5, 2008
6:11 pm
37531
i guess, but still dont see the big deal with it. i had a issue once with vectored interrupts and i just tickeled a port pin in the IRQ and watched it on the...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 5, 2008
7:07 pm
37532
I agree that having JTAG on board debugging is extremely helpful. However, I use my debugger (whether JTAG or Rabbit) in conjunction with printing data out a...
Kevin Franzen
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Mar 5, 2008
7:32 pm
37533
I agree - there is only one way to really test a serial port and that is to send and receive data from / to it. Here JTAG is not much use. The point I was...
Alexis
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Mar 5, 2008
11:59 pm
37534
i still dont see the light, but thanks for trying. i would say if a guy cannot get something as simple as the serial driver working on a new device, then...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 6, 2008
12:53 am
37535
... printf is fine for watching variables. How about finding rogue code? A single step debug is often the only way to find it. For example, this week I had...
Mike van Meeteren
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Mar 6, 2008
1:06 am
37536
... Mike, i dont know why that would be such a big deal. add the printf hit the compile button, 1-2 seconds later press teh download button, 4-5 seconds after...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 6, 2008
1:16 am
37537
... As opposed to a fraction of a second for each single-step? The last time I used DC it took about 25 seconds to compile/download. You must be using very...
Scott Henion
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Mar 6, 2008
2:15 am
37538
Hi Alexis, Let me add my two cents in here... There are times when a good debugger can help to find a nasty problem. The same thing can be said about logic...
Richard Wayman
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Mar 6, 2008
2:31 am
37539
... no, i really dont use DC. as per the topic discussion. ... you ... printf ... button, ... compile/download. ... stubbornness ... mode ... out ... results, ...
seulaterbuddy
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Mar 6, 2008
4:10 am
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