Hello,
I am currently using the RCM 5700. I have used older models of the rabbits to
talk to two serial devices, but am having some trouble now. Is there anything
different when using serial port E as a pose to serial port D? I seem to be able
to communicate fine on serial port D, but when I replicate the same code over
for port E, I run into trouble.
RCM 5700 Serial Port E
Started by ●October 1, 2010
Reply by ●October 4, 20102010-10-04
I'm afraid you haven't given us enough details to go on!
Can you post some code snippets and details of the problems you are encountering?
I've used Serial Port E on RCM5700 and 5750 board with no problems.
-Kenny
--- In r..., "batista.joel" wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I am currently using the RCM 5700. I have used older models of the rabbits to talk to two serial devices, but am having some trouble now. Is there anything different when using serial port E as a pose to serial port D? I seem to be able to communicate fine on serial port D, but when I replicate the same code over for port E, I run into trouble.
>
Can you post some code snippets and details of the problems you are encountering?
I've used Serial Port E on RCM5700 and 5750 board with no problems.
-Kenny
--- In r..., "batista.joel" wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am currently using the RCM 5700. I have used older models of the rabbits to talk to two serial devices, but am having some trouble now. Is there anything different when using serial port E as a pose to serial port D? I seem to be able to communicate fine on serial port D, but when I replicate the same code over for port E, I run into trouble.
>
Reply by ●November 8, 20102010-11-08
You must put this before using the RS232 library when using Serial Port E
otherwise it will conflict with Serial Port A (programming port) :
#define SERE_TXPORT PEDR
#define SERE_RXPORT PEDR
--- In r..., "batista.joel" wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am currently using the RCM 5700. I have used older models of the rabbits to talk to two serial devices, but am having some trouble now. Is there anything different when using serial port E as a pose to serial port D? I seem to be able to communicate fine on serial port D, but when I replicate the same code over for port E, I run into trouble.
>
#define SERE_TXPORT PEDR
#define SERE_RXPORT PEDR
--- In r..., "batista.joel" wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am currently using the RCM 5700. I have used older models of the rabbits to talk to two serial devices, but am having some trouble now. Is there anything different when using serial port E as a pose to serial port D? I seem to be able to communicate fine on serial port D, but when I replicate the same code over for port E, I run into trouble.
>
