Accelerometer | ADC | ADXL | Adxl20 | AVR | BasicStamp | BX-35 | BX28 | BX35 | COM3 | Compiler | Downloader | EEPROM | Electromagnet | GetADC | GP2D1 | GPS | I2C | IDE | Keypad | LCD | LCD+ | MIDI | Motors | Multitasking | Netmedia | Networking | PCB | PID | PlaySound | PWM | Relays | RTC | Servo | ShiftOut | SitePlayer | SPI | Stack | Timer | USB

Hi all I am 14 yrs and a beginner of BasicX. When I try to compile the "Hello World" example program in the editor, no error occurs. But when I give the option compile and run, the program is downloaded into the downloader and I get 2 error message boxes saying:- 1. Bad verify at 1. 2. Setup returned invalid data: 0 I did not connect anything in the parallel port or the serial port. Should I connect anything in the ports for the programs to run in the downloader every time. Plz. say me what to do. I don't understand. Kanishka Raajkumar

______________________________
TI's C2000™ microcontrollers controlSUITE™ Desktop gives you instant access to all supporting software libraries, training, collateral, and more!


(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )

Hi Kanishka, When you choose "compile and run" the BasicX software will compile your program and attempt to download it via the serial port to a BasicX chip. You say that you haven't connected anything to the serial port. You have to connect you BasicX chip to the serial port in order for you to run your program. /Lars --- In , "kanish89" <kanish89@y...> wrote: > Hi all > > I am 14 yrs and a beginner of BasicX. When I try to compile > the "Hello World" example program in the editor, no error occurs. > But when I give the option compile and run, the program is > downloaded into the downloader and I get 2 error message boxes > saying:- > 1. Bad verify at 1. > 2. Setup returned invalid data: 0 > I did not connect anything in the parallel port or the serial port. > Should I connect anything in the ports for the programs to run in > the downloader every time. Plz. say me what to do. I don't > understand. > > Kanishka Raajkumar

(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )

Hi Kanishka... Here is a primer.... First of all what are u usings?? A dev Board or the chip alone??? In both cases like LARS said, you need the device connected to the serial port and POWER!!, now use caution, power means DC low voltage power from a power supply, and serial means the cables u connect to the chip in order to program it (And read stuff from it to your computer). If you are using a dev board, which i guess you are (if not i recommend u get one), then u are home free.. Just hook the little board using the cable to the computer and from the computer to the devboard, and connect the power supply adapter to your wall power and then the other side to the dev board, and now you have to tell the software on your computer what port its using (the com port number or ID or Address where the cable is connected in your computer) usually from 1 to 3, if you don't know configure it as 1, and if an error occurs use 2, and so on until you get something.. The dev board, is not required but its really helpful for prototyping and beginners like your self. You wont use the parallel port for anything with this chips.. You only use a serial port (Usually a smaller 9 pin connector found in your computer, like the onw on the board, i don't remember the gender, but it may or may not have pins in one side, don't worry, just hook it up to your computer and power the device).. Ohh, and after this, click Compile and run on the software on your computer. If you don't have a dev board, you will need to make your own cables and find a nice power supply. If you don't have a dev board, i guess its worth another e-mail, just let us know, we are here to help.. Don't be shy to ask, just read and investigate anything you can before asking, when you are lost, just let us know... I don't know if i went to basic, but its better this way i guess. Good luck and be careful to hook everything where it should, double check before doing anything with power (if you hook it up the wrong way you may fry the chip... Not funny :) ).... On Sep 10, 2004, at 4:33 AM, larzyharzy wrote: > Hi Kanishka, > > When you choose "compile and run" the BasicX software will compile > your program and attempt to download it via the serial port to a > BasicX chip. > > You say that you haven't connected anything to the serial port. You > have to connect you BasicX chip to the serial port in order for you > to run your program. > > /Lars > > --- In , "kanish89" <kanish89@y...> wrote: >> Hi all >> >> I am 14 yrs and a beginner of BasicX. When I try to compile >> the "Hello World" example program in the editor, no error occurs. >> But when I give the option compile and run, the program is >> downloaded into the downloader and I get 2 error message boxes >> saying:- >> 1. Bad verify at 1. >> 2. Setup returned invalid data: 0 >> I did not connect anything in the parallel port or the serial > port. >> Should I connect anything in the ports for the programs to run in >> the downloader every time. Plz. say me what to do. I don't >> understand. >> >> Kanishka Raajkumar > Yahoo! Groups Links

______________________________
TI's C2000™ microcontrollers controlSUITE™ Desktop gives you instant access to all supporting software libraries, training, collateral, and more!


(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )

Hi Francisco I recieved your mail. Thank you for your detailed explanation about the basics. Yeah! Youv'e really gone into the basics. The manual that came with the software contained everything but not 'these'. I don't have a development board or a chip. Could you say some junk in which I could find a chip to program it. Or what does it take to develop a dev. board. Or what's the cheapest rate that I can get it for? Could you help. Yeah! I'll be careful with the power 'if' I get either one of the chip or dev. board. Thank you so much!!!!!! Kanishka --- In , Francisco Lobo <francisco@f...> wrote: > Hi Kanishka... Here is a primer.... > > First of all what are u usings?? A dev Board or the chip alone??? > > In both cases like LARS said, you need the device connected to the > serial port and POWER!!, now use caution, power means DC low voltage > power from a power supply, and serial means the cables u connect to the > chip in order to program it (And read stuff from it to your computer). > > If you are using a dev board, which i guess you are (if not i recommend > u get one), then u are home free.. Just hook the little board using the > cable to the computer and from the computer to the devboard, and > connect the power supply adapter to your wall power and then the other > side to the dev board, and now you have to tell the software on your > computer what port its using (the com port number or ID or Address > where the cable is connected in your computer) usually from 1 to 3, if > you don't know configure it as 1, and if an error occurs use 2, and so > on until you get something.. > > The dev board, is not required but its really helpful for prototyping > and beginners like your self. > > You wont use the parallel port for anything with this chips.. You only > use a serial port (Usually a smaller 9 pin connector found in your > computer, like the onw on the board, i don't remember the gender, but > it may or may not have pins in one side, don't worry, just hook it up > to your computer and power the device).. Ohh, and after this, click > Compile and run on the software on your computer. > > If you don't have a dev board, you will need to make your own cables > and find a nice power supply. If you don't have a dev board, i guess > its worth another e-mail, just let us know, we are here to help.. Don't > be shy to ask, just read and investigate anything you can before > asking, when you are lost, just let us know... > > I don't know if i went to basic, but its better this way i guess. > > Good luck and be careful to hook everything where it should, double > check before doing anything with power (if you hook it up the wrong way > you may fry the chip... Not funny :) ).... > > On Sep 10, 2004, at 4:33 AM, larzyharzy wrote: > > > Hi Kanishka, > > > > When you choose "compile and run" the BasicX software will compile > > your program and attempt to download it via the serial port to a > > BasicX chip. > > > > You say that you haven't connected anything to the serial port. You > > have to connect you BasicX chip to the serial port in order for you > > to run your program. > > > > /Lars > > > > --- In , "kanish89" <kanish89@y...> wrote: > >> Hi all > >> > >> I am 14 yrs and a beginner of BasicX. When I try to compile > >> the "Hello World" example program in the editor, no error occurs. > >> But when I give the option compile and run, the program is > >> downloaded into the downloader and I get 2 error message boxes > >> saying:- > >> 1. Bad verify at 1. > >> 2. Setup returned invalid data: 0 > >> I did not connect anything in the parallel port or the serial > > port. > >> Should I connect anything in the ports for the programs to run in > >> the downloader every time. Plz. say me what to do. I don't > >> understand. > >> > >> Kanishka Raajkumar > > > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > >

______________________________
TI's C2000™ microcontrollers controlSUITE™ Desktop gives you instant access to all supporting software libraries, training, collateral, and more!


(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )

Hi Lars I recieved your mail. Thank you so much. Now I understood what the "compile and run" option really does. Thank you again Kanishka --- In , "larzyharzy" <larzjessen@h...> wrote: > Hi Kanishka, > > When you choose "compile and run" the BasicX software will compile > your program and attempt to download it via the serial port to a > BasicX chip. > > You say that you haven't connected anything to the serial port. You > have to connect you BasicX chip to the serial port in order for you > to run your program. > > /Lars > > --- In , "kanish89" <kanish89@y...> wrote: > > Hi all > > > > I am 14 yrs and a beginner of BasicX. When I try to compile > > the "Hello World" example program in the editor, no error occurs. > > But when I give the option compile and run, the program is > > downloaded into the downloader and I get 2 error message boxes > > saying:- > > 1. Bad verify at 1. > > 2. Setup returned invalid data: 0 > > I did not connect anything in the parallel port or the serial > port. > > Should I connect anything in the ports for the programs to run in > > the downloader every time. Plz. say me what to do. I don't > > understand. > > > > Kanishka Raajkumar

(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )

Hi! Francisco are u spanish? Any person speack spanish in this group? I have some questions, but.. my english is not very good :) sorry! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )

--- In , Jesús Daniel Guillén Pérez <jguillen@d...> wrote: > Hi! Francisco are u spanish? Any person speack spanish in this group? I have > some questions, but.. my english is not very good :) sorry! > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] yo hablo español. soy algo nuevo en esto de los basicx chips, pero si no tengo respuesta para tu pregunta la puedo traducir en ingles para el resto del grupo. tavo

(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )

I am mexican but in mexico we do speak spanish... Direct any question to me in spanish and i'l do my best.....; On Sep 11, 2004, at 3:35 AM, Jesús Daniel Guillén Pérez wrote: > > Hi! Francisco are u spanish? Any person speack spanish in this group? > I have > some questions, but.. my english is not very good :) sorry! > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > Yahoo! Groups Links

______________________________
TI's C2000™ microcontrollers controlSUITE™ Desktop gives you instant access to all supporting software libraries, training, collateral, and more!


(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )

It is already October 14th and I do not see anyone helping you! Yes, you have to connect to at least the serial port (for the BX-24 and the BX-35) If you are not using the BX-01, the parallel port will remain useless as it is not a 'true' parallel port [it has been reconfigured as a special BX-01 programing port via BasicX's software] I truly hope that you figured this all out by yourself as it appears that very few of the readers are concerned about helping beginners. I am just starting too, but several months ahead of you. I just do not come here often enough to help you regularly. Keep trying, don't give up - I am 56 and I started to study electronics at 12. Good luck. G. Herzog --- In , "kanish89" <kanish89@y...> wrote: > Hi all > > I am 14 yrs and a beginner of BasicX. When I try to compile > the "Hello World" example program in the editor, no error occurs. > But when I give the option compile and run, the program is > downloaded into the downloader and I get 2 error message boxes > saying:- > 1. Bad verify at 1. > 2. Setup returned invalid data: 0 > I did not connect anything in the parallel port or the serial port. > Should I connect anything in the ports for the programs to run in > the downloader every time. Plz. say me what to do. I don't > understand. > > Kanishka Raajkumar

______________________________
TI's C2000™ microcontrollers controlSUITE™ Desktop gives you instant access to all supporting software libraries, training, collateral, and more!


(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )