If DHCP just *attemp* to give the same device the same IP address, it would not be enough for my customer. Please take a look at my configuration, and maybe...
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Joel Baumert
jbaumert@...
Jul 2, 2001 2:30 pm
Is it a problem for you customer to connect a serial cable and input the IP address into the device? This is one option. If it is not a possibility, I suggest...
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Robert E. Griffith
bob@...
Jul 2, 2001 2:45 pm
Some solutions would be... 1) use a DHCP server that allows you to specify what IP address is assigned to each MAC address. It should not be uncommon to find...
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Robert E. Griffith
bob@...
Jul 2, 2001 3:16 pm
I just want to point out that this scheme is basically a propriatary DHCP. Instead of the server (the program running on the PC) being prompted for the ...
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Robert E. Griffith
bob@...
Jul 2, 2001 3:39 pm
I just went to my Win2k server and confirmed the following about it's included DHCP server. 1) you can tell it never to expire a lease. ie. once it assigns an...
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ultimaserial@...
Jul 2, 2001 3:59 pm
Thank you all for your suggestion! This brought back a question I asked a while ago. How do I find the MAC address of a Rabbit? It should be a permanent,...
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Bill Auerbach
bill@...
Jul 2, 2001 4:45 pm
... I'm probably the last person here to be giving TCP/IP help, but I wondered, and maybe Joel or someone can run with it, if you have a blank MAC address in a...
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Robert E. Griffith
bob@...
Jul 2, 2001 5:31 pm
... From Joel's last email... "You can get the MAC address of the board from the pd_getaddress function." If you want to print the MAC address on your device,...
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Joel Baumert
jbaumert@...
Jul 2, 2001 5:57 pm
A 48-bit Ethernet address is separated into two parts. The first 24bits define the vendor and the second 24bits uniquely define the device for the vendor. ...
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Michael Shiloh
mshiloh@...
Jul 2, 2001 8:59 pm
this would be a nice approach because it would allow your repair department to stock few extra control units, and if one failed on the factory floor, they...
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JanGroenland@...
Jul 3, 2001 4:26 pm
Hello, I made a library and when I use a simple program with only a main it works ok. When I try to use it from a large program it I got a problem with...
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Robert E. Griffith
bob@...
Jul 3, 2001 5:29 pm
Here's an obvious suggestion -- make sure your main program file is selected when you start the compile, so it builds it instead of just the .lib Assuming that...
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Andy Stephenson
andy.stephenson@...
Jul 4, 2001 6:18 pm
Hi, I need to ftp a chunk of data to a remote ftp server site. How do I sent a 20K byte block, as a file via ftp? The client example looks to limit the file...
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Max TheDog
max_thedog@...
Jul 4, 2001 7:34 pm
FTP imposes no limit on the data size sent accross or the type of data. To get more information on FTP, I suggest you get a copy of RFC959. It details ...
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Andy Stephenson
andy.stephenson@...
Jul 5, 2001 6:52 am
Max, That I appreciate. I am asking from the Rabbit software point of view. Will the Rabbit software let me do this at a high ish level, or will I have to get...
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ultimaserial@...
Jul 5, 2001 12:10 pm
Thank you all for your suggestions! Does anyone happen to have a simple sample on PC that can broadcast to many rabbits and listen to broadcasting? I tried to...
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giannifranchi@...
Jul 5, 2001 12:25 pm
Hi everyone... We are planning to develop the RCM2000 with some our expansion...lcd driver...and so on... Anyone just did it or have some suggestion ?...
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Eric
sillybear31@...
Jul 5, 2001 1:08 pm
Hi Everyone, I have a question that shows my newness but this is not what I was taught in School. I am in the beginning process of writing code for the BL1800...
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ultimaserial@...
Jul 5, 2001 2:45 pm
Will serialexa.c's vs_handler pick up the broadcasted message? ... device ... the ... have...
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Joel Baumert
jbaumert@...
Jul 5, 2001 3:23 pm
At the user level, the only way to send or receive broadcast messages is UDP. The current vs_handler is only using TCP so broadcasts are not an issue. Joel ...
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fisherman95616@...
Jul 5, 2001 9:11 pm
Hello, I think the following example may help out to understand mapping a hardware pin on a schematic to a software control bit..... You have designed a 4 pin...
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fisherman95616@...
Jul 5, 2001 9:23 pm
I need to make the following code correction to my previous message: ... WrPortI(PADR, &PADRShadow, &PADRShadow | 0x01); // set OUT0 High WrPortI(PADR,...
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lwood@...
Jul 5, 2001 10:15 pm
... switches ... connections ... am ... 1 ... the ... do ... output...
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lwood@...
Jul 5, 2001 10:24 pm
Sorry everyone -- apparently Yahoo! ate my first response :v) ... connections ... am ... 1 ... the ... Hi Eric -- your question is a bit confusing, but maybe...
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Robert E. Griffith
bob@...
Jul 6, 2001 3:47 am
Hello, Is this there anything wrong with having different threads of a uC/OSII program opening, reading/writing, then closing their own, separate sockets in...
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Darren
darrens1962@...
Jul 6, 2001 10:05 am
Hi I have just started using the UDP side, i have the TCPIP side web server working ok. (Dyn C prem 7.04p) I have a vb app sending packets (1 at the moment) to...
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Joel Baumert
jbaumert@...
Jul 6, 2001 2:15 pm
You setup sounds fine. The restriction for uC/OSII is that a single socket cannot be referenced in multiple threads. Maybe it is another reentrancy problem are...
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Robert E. Griffith
bob@...
Jul 6, 2001 4:00 pm
Thanks, I just wanted to make sure I was not going down the wrong path. Limitting access to one thread per socket it reasonable. I suspect I have just done...
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Joel Baumert
jbaumert@...
Jul 6, 2001 4:35 pm
I have glanced at this before and isolated a couple spots to unblock a semaphore. I think that tcp_handler near the "if(!s)" is probably the best place to...
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Robert E. Griffith
bob@...
Jul 6, 2001 7:01 pm
Thanks, I will let you know when I get around to this if I make some progress. --BobG ... From: Joel Baumert [mailto:jbaumert@...] Sent: Friday, July...
