Hi all,
I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is connected
to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the characters from the
PC end which would be like connecting a cable from the board to COM1 port of one
PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the execution of the code you could write
some characters on the terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting
the same characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could see that some
characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I disconnect the hyperterminal
connected to UART0 and doing a step into of the code I could see the
transmission of the characters on the PC.However being connected and executing
of the code the control enters into some infinite loop whose address is
unknown.Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0 hyperterminal
to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning of UART1 on the board
i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I am in the mid of project and this matter is quite urgent to me.Hence I would
appreciate you guys quick help regarding the same.
Thanks,
Shilu.
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UART0 hyperterminal
Started by ●November 14, 2007
Reply by ●November 14, 20072007-11-14
--- In l..., Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from
the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the
execution of the code you could write some characters on the
terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same
characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
OK, so you're using the uC to link the two serial ports.
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could
see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I
disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into
of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the
PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control
enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.
Probably bug.
Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning
of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I doubt that this is the case. On my 2129, (similar chip, fewer timers
and less flash but has CAN), both UARTs work fine together. I can
leave a line of text circulating round the UARTs and CAN and, after a
weekend, it's still working.
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to do some more
troubleshooting/debugging. Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over.
Do you use an MTOS and/or interrupts or some polling scheme? Polling
UARTs is pretty well hopeless for any non-trivial app.
Rgds,
Martin
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from
the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the
execution of the code you could write some characters on the
terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same
characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
OK, so you're using the uC to link the two serial ports.
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could
see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I
disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into
of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the
PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control
enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.
Probably bug.
Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning
of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I doubt that this is the case. On my 2129, (similar chip, fewer timers
and less flash but has CAN), both UARTs work fine together. I can
leave a line of text circulating round the UARTs and CAN and, after a
weekend, it's still working.
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to do some more
troubleshooting/debugging. Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over.
Do you use an MTOS and/or interrupts or some polling scheme? Polling
UARTs is pretty well hopeless for any non-trivial app.
Rgds,
Martin
Reply by ●November 14, 20072007-11-14
I'm currently using IAR Embedded Workbench with a LPC2106, my serial
routine is interrupt driven, all was fine using Hyperterminal and also
with a custom VB60 application used to talk with the micro.
I've see no strange behaviour, may be then you have some bugs into the
rx/tx routine or bad baud rate settings?
Cheers
Fabio
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: mjames_doveridge [mailto:m...@tuthill.com]
Inviato: mercoled14 novembre 2007 8.57
A: l...
Oggetto: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups .com,
Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from
the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the
execution of the code you could write some characters on the
terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same
characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
OK, so you're using the uC to link the two serial ports.
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could
see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I
disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into
of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the
PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control
enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.
Probably bug.
Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning
of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I doubt that this is the case. On my 2129, (similar chip, fewer timers
and less flash but has CAN), both UARTs work fine together. I can
leave a line of text circulating round the UARTs and CAN and, after a
weekend, it's still working.
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to do some more
troubleshooting/debugging. Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over.
Do you use an MTOS and/or interrupts or some polling scheme? Polling
UARTs is pretty well hopeless for any non-trivial app.
Rgds,
Martin
routine is interrupt driven, all was fine using Hyperterminal and also
with a custom VB60 application used to talk with the micro.
I've see no strange behaviour, may be then you have some bugs into the
rx/tx routine or bad baud rate settings?
Cheers
Fabio
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: mjames_doveridge [mailto:m...@tuthill.com]
Inviato: mercoled14 novembre 2007 8.57
A: l...
Oggetto: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups .com,
Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from
the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the
execution of the code you could write some characters on the
terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same
characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
OK, so you're using the uC to link the two serial ports.
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could
see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I
disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into
of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the
PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control
enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.
Probably bug.
Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning
of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I doubt that this is the case. On my 2129, (similar chip, fewer timers
and less flash but has CAN), both UARTs work fine together. I can
leave a line of text circulating round the UARTs and CAN and, after a
weekend, it's still working.
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to do some more
troubleshooting/debugging. Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over.
Do you use an MTOS and/or interrupts or some polling scheme? Polling
UARTs is pretty well hopeless for any non-trivial app.
Rgds,
Martin
Reply by ●November 14, 20072007-11-14
Hi Shilu,
I was having a similar problem (different board though) and it just
turned out that when I was
running instead of single stepping I was loading registers too quickly
for them to be read
out at the baud rate I had set up, and then overrunning the arrays.
This causes the memory
allocation error (if I remember correctly) which then looks like an
endless loop.
Hope that helps a little
EM
On Nov 14, 2007 5:28 AM, Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
> microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
> connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
> characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from the
> board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the execution
> of the code you could write some characters on the terminal.Now, the UART1
> is configured for transmitting the same characters obtained from the UART0
> RBR register into the hyperterminal connected onto another PC which is
> connected to COM1.
>
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could see that
> some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I disconnect the
> hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into of the code I could
> see the transmission of the characters on the PC.However being connected and
> executing of the code the control enters into some infinite loop whose
> address is unknown.Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
> hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning of
> UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
>
> I am in the mid of project and this matter is quite urgent to me.Hence I
> would appreciate you guys quick help regarding the same.
>
> Thanks,
> Shilu.
>
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I was having a similar problem (different board though) and it just
turned out that when I was
running instead of single stepping I was loading registers too quickly
for them to be read
out at the baud rate I had set up, and then overrunning the arrays.
This causes the memory
allocation error (if I remember correctly) which then looks like an
endless loop.
Hope that helps a little
EM
On Nov 14, 2007 5:28 AM, Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
> microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
> connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
> characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from the
> board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the execution
> of the code you could write some characters on the terminal.Now, the UART1
> is configured for transmitting the same characters obtained from the UART0
> RBR register into the hyperterminal connected onto another PC which is
> connected to COM1.
>
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could see that
> some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I disconnect the
> hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into of the code I could
> see the transmission of the characters on the PC.However being connected and
> executing of the code the control enters into some infinite loop whose
> address is unknown.Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
> hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning of
> UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
>
> I am in the mid of project and this matter is quite urgent to me.Hence I
> would appreciate you guys quick help regarding the same.
>
> Thanks,
> Shilu.
>
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Reply by ●November 14, 20072007-11-14
Hi,
Thx for the reply. Yup I am using the Microcontroller to link the two ports.
Can you pls mail me the 2129 code of yours that seem to work so that I can try implementing the same on my board?
"Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over."
I am sorry that I coul not get to what do you exactly means by echoing to their own port independently.I have configured UART0 for receiving characters and I could see that once I run the code I am able to receive the characters from the PC i.e write the characters onto the hyperterminal connected to COM0 port inturn connected to CPU of the PC.Do you mean the choing of characters this way?
Also pls do explain me about the crossing over the data.
I use interrupt mode.I have configured UART0 in interrupt mode.Once the interrupt occurs which could be by hitting the character on hyperterminal(connected to COM0 port on the board), the control enters into ISR.Inside ISR I am retreiving the data from U0RBR regsiter putting the data into an array.Here I initialise UART1 and then write back the same array of data into U1THR regsiter.
i.e
Inside U0ISR
data[i]=U0RBR;
/***initialise UART1**/
U1THRa[i];
Also I would like to tell you that the data will be written into U1THR there by onto hyperterminal only if I am including the UART1 initialisation inside the U0ISR.
Thanks,
Shilu
----- Original Message -----
From: mjames_doveridge
To: l...
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 13:27:18 +0530 (IST)
Subject: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
--- In l..., Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from
the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the
execution of the code you could write some characters on the
terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same
characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
OK, so you're using the uC to link the two serial ports.
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could
see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I
disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into
of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the
PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control
enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.
Probably bug.
Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning
of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I doubt that this is the case. On my 2129, (similar chip, fewer timers
and less flash but has CAN), both UARTs work fine together. I can
leave a line of text circulating round the UARTs and CAN and, after a
weekend, it's still working.
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to do some more
troubleshooting/debugging. Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over.
Do you use an MTOS and/or interrupts or some polling scheme? Polling
UARTs is pretty well hopeless for any non-trivial app.
Rgds,
Martin
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Thx for the reply. Yup I am using the Microcontroller to link the two ports.
Can you pls mail me the 2129 code of yours that seem to work so that I can try implementing the same on my board?
"Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over."
I am sorry that I coul not get to what do you exactly means by echoing to their own port independently.I have configured UART0 for receiving characters and I could see that once I run the code I am able to receive the characters from the PC i.e write the characters onto the hyperterminal connected to COM0 port inturn connected to CPU of the PC.Do you mean the choing of characters this way?
Also pls do explain me about the crossing over the data.
I use interrupt mode.I have configured UART0 in interrupt mode.Once the interrupt occurs which could be by hitting the character on hyperterminal(connected to COM0 port on the board), the control enters into ISR.Inside ISR I am retreiving the data from U0RBR regsiter putting the data into an array.Here I initialise UART1 and then write back the same array of data into U1THR regsiter.
i.e
Inside U0ISR
data[i]=U0RBR;
/***initialise UART1**/
U1THRa[i];
Also I would like to tell you that the data will be written into U1THR there by onto hyperterminal only if I am including the UART1 initialisation inside the U0ISR.
Thanks,
Shilu
----- Original Message -----
From: mjames_doveridge
To: l...
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 13:27:18 +0530 (IST)
Subject: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
--- In l..., Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from
the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the
execution of the code you could write some characters on the
terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same
characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
OK, so you're using the uC to link the two serial ports.
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could
see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I
disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into
of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the
PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control
enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.
Probably bug.
Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning
of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I doubt that this is the case. On my 2129, (similar chip, fewer timers
and less flash but has CAN), both UARTs work fine together. I can
leave a line of text circulating round the UARTs and CAN and, after a
weekend, it's still working.
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to do some more
troubleshooting/debugging. Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over.
Do you use an MTOS and/or interrupts or some polling scheme? Polling
UARTs is pretty well hopeless for any non-trivial app.
Rgds,
Martin
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Reply by ●November 14, 20072007-11-14
Hi,
Thanks a lot for sharing this.I tried using this and could see that though the terminal is connecetd it hits the breakpoint.One of the reason I found out was the signals DTR and RTS used in COM0 port in MCB2130 board were routed to Reset signals.hence whenever the hyperterminal was connected it was pulled to reset which was avoiding the control to hit the breakpoint.
However the option for disabling this sigbals routing was absent in hyperterminal whereas the bray terminal provided this option.I disabled it and succedded in hitting the breakpoint.
I would also like to know if you did had the code that explains my implementation to share with me so that I could go ahead with my application.
Thanks,
Shilu
----- Original Message -----
From: Shilpa Shilpa
To: b...@home.nl
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 14:49:54 +0530 (IST)
Subject: Re: [lpc2000] UART0 hyperterminal
I would try and lt you knw..
----- Original Message -----
From: Bart Caumon
To: l...
Cc: Shilpa Shilpa
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 13:14:21 +0530 (IST)
Subject: Re: [lpc2000] UART0 hyperterminal
Are you using ms hyperterminal? I've had problems with using it and with the mcb2100 board.
Now I use brays terminal
Under downloads:
http://www.smileymicros.com/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id&
cheers
---- Shilpa Shilpa schrijft:
============Hi all,
I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the execution of the code you could write some characters on the terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0 hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I am in the mid of project and this matter is quite urgent to me.Hence I would appreciate you guys quick help regarding the same.
Thanks,
Shilu.
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Thanks a lot for sharing this.I tried using this and could see that though the terminal is connecetd it hits the breakpoint.One of the reason I found out was the signals DTR and RTS used in COM0 port in MCB2130 board were routed to Reset signals.hence whenever the hyperterminal was connected it was pulled to reset which was avoiding the control to hit the breakpoint.
However the option for disabling this sigbals routing was absent in hyperterminal whereas the bray terminal provided this option.I disabled it and succedded in hitting the breakpoint.
I would also like to know if you did had the code that explains my implementation to share with me so that I could go ahead with my application.
Thanks,
Shilu
----- Original Message -----
From: Shilpa Shilpa
To: b...@home.nl
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 14:49:54 +0530 (IST)
Subject: Re: [lpc2000] UART0 hyperterminal
I would try and lt you knw..
----- Original Message -----
From: Bart Caumon
To: l...
Cc: Shilpa Shilpa
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 13:14:21 +0530 (IST)
Subject: Re: [lpc2000] UART0 hyperterminal
Are you using ms hyperterminal? I've had problems with using it and with the mcb2100 board.
Now I use brays terminal
Under downloads:
http://www.smileymicros.com/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id&
cheers
---- Shilpa Shilpa schrijft:
============Hi all,
I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the execution of the code you could write some characters on the terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0 hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I am in the mid of project and this matter is quite urgent to me.Hence I would appreciate you guys quick help regarding the same.
Thanks,
Shilu.
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Reply by ●November 14, 20072007-11-14
Dear Shilu,
"I could see that UART1 could be used to transmit and UART0 could be
used to receive."
well in my project I'm using UART1 for data exchange (then rx and tx)
with a my VB60 coded application and I'm using UART0 just to perform the
in-circuit programming for the micro, hence I've no taken a look to the
UART0 behaviour as a simple serial interface behaviour.
What I can suggest to you is adapt my code to get it working with the
UART0, I think is a simple matter to change the holding transmitter
register name and the assignement to the interrupt vector and handler,
all should be work in the same manner.
Cheers
Fabio Filippa
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Shilpa Shilpa [mailto:s...@indiatimes.com]
Inviato: mercoledì 14 novembre 2007 12.49
A: l...
Cc: Fabio Filippa
Oggetto: Re: R: R: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
Primarily I would like to appreciate your long and fast response.Thanks
for the same.
>From your mail what I understand is the UART1 transmission and Reception
of characters is taking
place but in my case I would like to transmit the characters the U0RBR
register has.
Also sometime back I had checked receiving characters from PC using
UART1 and could see that this is not operational.I am not sure for what
reason however I could see that UART1 could be used to transmit and
UART0 could be used to receive.
Hence any thoughts regarding this if you could share ould be really
gr8!!
Thanks,
Shilu
----- Original Message -----
From: Fabio Filippa < fabio.filippa@
tekel.it>
To: lpc2000@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:12:21 +0530 (IST)
Subject: R: R: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
Well, at first I'll past here my serial rx/tx routine, this is used with
a simple ASCII based protocol, start char is done with $ character and
the end of the command is done with the % character.
Put the following definition on the top of the main file:
#define MAXSERBUF 24
unsigned char SerialBufferRx[MAXSERBUF]; // USART1: rx buffer
unsigned char SerialBufferTx[MAXSERBUF]; // USART1: tx buffer
[CODE START]
void USART1_rx(unsigned char rxbyte)
{
SerRx = rxbyte; // Store on SerRx the received
char trough the serial port
if (SerRx == '$') // if is the starting char clear
the received char counter
RxCtr = 0;
if (SerRx != '%') // The current char is different
to the end one?
{
SerialBufferRx[RxCtr]=SerRx; // Store the received char into
the rx buffer
RxCtr = RxCtr + 1; // Update the buffer pointer
if (RxCtr >= MAXSERBUF) // Check for extra bytes - prevent
overflw of the rx buffer
{
RxCtr = 0; // overflow
rsFlag = 0; // skip the current data received
}
}
else
{
SerialBufferRx[RxCtr]=SerRx; // Write the last received char
into the rx buffer
rsFlag = 0x01; // A serial command was received
(we can check it at the main level code)
}
return;
}
[CODE END]
and here is the transmitting one:
[CODE START]
void USART1_tx(void)
{
while(U1LSR_bit.THRE == 1)
{
if (TxMaxChr > 0)
{
if ((TxCtr + 1) > TxMaxChr)
{
U1IER_bit.THREIE = 0;
TxCtr = 0;
TxMaxChr = 0;
}
else
{
U1THR = SerialBufferTx[TxCtr];
TxCtr = TxCtr + 1;
}
}
else
break;
}
return;
}
[CODE END]
Of course you've also to set the right interrupt handler in order to
point the rx/tx serial interrupt routine.
[CODE START]
// ----------------------
// UART1 interrupt handler
// ----------------------
static void UART1Interrupt()
{
volatile unsigned char statusReg;
volatile unsigned char dummy;
statusReg = U1IIR;
switch(statusReg & 0x0E)
{
case 0x06: // Receiver Line Status
dummy = U0LSR; // Read LSR to clear bit
break;
case 0x0C: // Character time out
indicator interrupt (CTI)
case 0x04: // Receiver data available
(RDA)
(*uart1rx_function)(U1RBR); // Call received byte
callback function
break;
case 0x02: // THRE interrupt
(*uart1tx_function)(); // Call tx buffer empty
callback function
break;
default:
break;
}
return;
}
[CODE END]
And also you've to set the interrupt vector:
[CODE START]
// -----------------------------------
// Inizializza interrupt per UART1
// -----------------------------------
void LPC210xInitUART1Interrupt(void(*uart1rx_func)(unsigned char),
void(*uart1tx_func)())
{
// Setup uart1 callback functions.
uart1rx_function = uart1rx_func;
uart1tx_function = uart1tx_func;
VICIntSelect &= ~VIC_UART1_bit; // IRQ on UART1.
VICVectAddr5 = (unsigned int)&UART1Interrupt;
VICVectCntl5 = 0x20 | VIC_UART1; // Enable vector
interrupt for UART1.
VICIntEnable = VIC_UART1_bit; // Enable UART 1
interrupt.
// Enable byte received interrupt
U1IER = 0x01;
return;
}
[CODE END]
Now you've also to initialize the LPC2106 register and set the I/O pin
in order to get all working properly, here the initialization code (I'm
using the serial port with 9600, N, 8, 1 without handshake), my external
crystal is equal to 14.745 MHz and the core frequency will be set to the
maximum available (look later into the code for the PLL settings):
[CODE START]
// ----------
// UART1 functions
// ----------
#define BAUDRATE 9600 // Put
this line at the top of the file
#define BAUDRATEDIVISOR ( (PCLKFREQ/(BAUDRATE * 16.0)) + 0.5 ) // Put
this line at the top of the file
void LPC210xInitUART1()
{
volatile unsigned char tmpVar;
PINSEL0_bit.P0_8 = 0x1; // Set pin function to TxD (UART1)
PINSEL0_bit.P0_9 = 0x1; // Set pin function to RxD (UART1)
U1IER = 0x00; // disable all UART1 interrups
tmpVar = U1IIR; // clear interrupt id
tmpVar = U1RBR; // clear receive reg. (to reset possibly intr)
tmpVar = U1LSR; // clear linestatus (to reset possibly intr)
tmpVar = U1MSR; // clear modemstatus (to reset possibly intr)
U1LCR = 0x83; // select divisor latches (DLAB)
U1DLL = (unsigned char) ((unsigned short)BAUDRATEDIVISOR & 0x00ff);
// set for 9600 Baud
U1DLM = (unsigned char)(((unsigned short)BAUDRATEDIVISOR >> 8) &
0x00ff); // set for 9600 Baud
U1LCR = 0x03; // 8 bit character length, 1 stop bit, Disable
parity generation and checking, Disable break transmission
U1FCR = 0x07; // Enable and reset FIFO, trigger level 0
(default=’h1)
U1MCR = 0x00; // DTR off, RTS off, Disable modem loopback mode
return;
}
[CODE END]
Into the your main function you've also to initialize the interrupt and
other stuff before keep all working then:
[CODE START]
void main(void)
{
// ----------------------
// System initialization, this will map the exception vectors.
// This function is provided with the IAR sample project
// ----------------------
LPC210xSystemInit();
// ----------------------
// VPB Divider
// ----------------------
VPBDIV = 0x01; // Peripheral clock equal to core
clock
// ----------------------
// PLL settings to keep 60 MHz internal clock
// with external crystal of 14.745 MHz.
// M = 4, P = 2
// ----------------------
PLLCFG = 0x23;
PLLCON = 0x01;
PLLFEED = 0xAA;
PLLFEED = 0x55;
while (!(PLLSTAT & 0x400)) {}
PLLCON = 0x03;
PLLFEED = 0xAA;
PLLFEED = 0x55;
// Here you can set your I/O pins...
// ----------------------
// UART1 initialization
// ----------------------
LPC210xInitUART1();
// ----------------------
// Disable the IRQ before make the IRQ setup
// ----------------------
__disable_interrupt();
// ----------------------
// Setup interrupt controller and set the USART IRQ
// ----------------------
LPC210xInitVIC(); // Init the
interrupt vector
LPC210xInitUART1Interrupt(USART1_rx, USART1_tx); // Init the USART1
callback function
// ----------------------
// All was done then I can enable the IRQ
// ----------------------
__enable_interrupt();
// Now make your work from this point...
}
[CODE END]
In order to transmit data trough the serial port you can use this simple
code:
[CODE START]
SerialBufferTx[0] = '$'; // Start char
SerialBufferTx[1] = 'H'; //
SerialBufferTx[2] = 'Y'; //
SerialBufferTx[3] = 'M'; //
SerialBufferTx[4] = 'A'; //
SerialBufferTx[5] = 'T'; //
SerialBufferTx[6] = 'E'; //
SerialBufferTx[7] = '!'; //
SerialBufferTx[8] = '%'; // End char
TxMaxChr = 9; // Max number of char that I've to
transmit
TxCtr = 1; // Transmitting char counter
U1FCR_bit.TFR = 1; // Reset the UART1 FIFO TX without
transmitting anythings
U1THR = SerialBufferTx[0]; // Send the first char to start the
transmitting task
U1IER_bit.THREIE = 1; // Enable the transmitting interrupt
[CODE END]
To check if somethings is going on the serial port simply test the
rsFlag variable, if this is set to 1 you've somethings wait in your rx
buffer.
I'm using this code before approach the LPC2106 microcontroller with the
Microchip PIC family, sligthy different due to the different micro
assignement and register but the basic idea is the same.
Final words
------------
Hope this can help you in some way, I know this is a long reply, but I'm
sure that sharing your own knowledge and experience is a better way to
increse the skill and echange idea with other people, of course I know
that somethings can keep some effort and time in developing and testing
(all the code reported is by myself) but also sharing is the only way to
cooperate in order to keep better result, unfortunatly not all the
people think in this direction, but you also know that this is the real
life ... :-)
Cheers
Fabio Filippa
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Shilpa Shilpa [mailto: shilu72000@indiatim
es.com]
Inviato: mercoledì 14 novembre 2007 10.16
A: lpc2000@yahoogroups .com
Cc: Fabio Filippa
Oggetto: Re: R: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
Can you pls tell me if this is happenning in your code efficintly?
data[i]=U0RBR;
U1THR=data[i];
U0RBR==U1THR???
In the sense when you type some characters on hypertrminal connected to
UART0 do you observe the same characters apprearing on the hypertrminal
connected to UART1 to another PC(say)?
Thanks,
Shilu
----- Original Message -----
From: Fabio Filippa < fabio.filippa@
tekel.it>
To: lpc2000@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 14:19:09 +0530 (IST)
Subject: R: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
I'm currently using IAR Embedded Workbench with a LPC2106, my serial
routine is interrupt driven, all was fine using Hyperterminal and also
with a custom VB60 application used to talk with the micro.
I've see no strange behaviour, may be then you have some bugs into the
rx/tx routine or bad baud rate settings?
Cheers
Fabio
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: mjames_doveridge [mailto: mjames@tuthill.
com]
Inviato: mercoledì 14 novembre 2007 8.57
A: lpc2000@yahoogroups .com
Oggetto: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups .com,
Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from
the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the
execution of the code you could write some characters on the
terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same
characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
OK, so you're using the uC to link the two serial ports.
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could
see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I
disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into
of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the
PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control
enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.
Probably bug.
Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning
of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I doubt that this is the case. On my 2129, (similar chip, fewer timers
and less flash but has CAN), both UARTs work fine together. I can
leave a line of text circulating round the UARTs and CAN and, after a
weekend, it's still working.
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to do some more
troubleshooting/debugging. Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over.
Do you use an MTOS and/or interrupts or some polling scheme? Polling
UARTs is pretty well hopeless for any non-trivial app.
Rgds,
Martin
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"I could see that UART1 could be used to transmit and UART0 could be
used to receive."
well in my project I'm using UART1 for data exchange (then rx and tx)
with a my VB60 coded application and I'm using UART0 just to perform the
in-circuit programming for the micro, hence I've no taken a look to the
UART0 behaviour as a simple serial interface behaviour.
What I can suggest to you is adapt my code to get it working with the
UART0, I think is a simple matter to change the holding transmitter
register name and the assignement to the interrupt vector and handler,
all should be work in the same manner.
Cheers
Fabio Filippa
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Shilpa Shilpa [mailto:s...@indiatimes.com]
Inviato: mercoledì 14 novembre 2007 12.49
A: l...
Cc: Fabio Filippa
Oggetto: Re: R: R: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
Primarily I would like to appreciate your long and fast response.Thanks
for the same.
>From your mail what I understand is the UART1 transmission and Reception
of characters is taking
place but in my case I would like to transmit the characters the U0RBR
register has.
Also sometime back I had checked receiving characters from PC using
UART1 and could see that this is not operational.I am not sure for what
reason however I could see that UART1 could be used to transmit and
UART0 could be used to receive.
Hence any thoughts regarding this if you could share ould be really
gr8!!
Thanks,
Shilu
----- Original Message -----
From: Fabio Filippa < fabio.filippa@
tekel.it>
To: lpc2000@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:12:21 +0530 (IST)
Subject: R: R: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
Well, at first I'll past here my serial rx/tx routine, this is used with
a simple ASCII based protocol, start char is done with $ character and
the end of the command is done with the % character.
Put the following definition on the top of the main file:
#define MAXSERBUF 24
unsigned char SerialBufferRx[MAXSERBUF]; // USART1: rx buffer
unsigned char SerialBufferTx[MAXSERBUF]; // USART1: tx buffer
[CODE START]
void USART1_rx(unsigned char rxbyte)
{
SerRx = rxbyte; // Store on SerRx the received
char trough the serial port
if (SerRx == '$') // if is the starting char clear
the received char counter
RxCtr = 0;
if (SerRx != '%') // The current char is different
to the end one?
{
SerialBufferRx[RxCtr]=SerRx; // Store the received char into
the rx buffer
RxCtr = RxCtr + 1; // Update the buffer pointer
if (RxCtr >= MAXSERBUF) // Check for extra bytes - prevent
overflw of the rx buffer
{
RxCtr = 0; // overflow
rsFlag = 0; // skip the current data received
}
}
else
{
SerialBufferRx[RxCtr]=SerRx; // Write the last received char
into the rx buffer
rsFlag = 0x01; // A serial command was received
(we can check it at the main level code)
}
return;
}
[CODE END]
and here is the transmitting one:
[CODE START]
void USART1_tx(void)
{
while(U1LSR_bit.THRE == 1)
{
if (TxMaxChr > 0)
{
if ((TxCtr + 1) > TxMaxChr)
{
U1IER_bit.THREIE = 0;
TxCtr = 0;
TxMaxChr = 0;
}
else
{
U1THR = SerialBufferTx[TxCtr];
TxCtr = TxCtr + 1;
}
}
else
break;
}
return;
}
[CODE END]
Of course you've also to set the right interrupt handler in order to
point the rx/tx serial interrupt routine.
[CODE START]
// ----------------------
// UART1 interrupt handler
// ----------------------
static void UART1Interrupt()
{
volatile unsigned char statusReg;
volatile unsigned char dummy;
statusReg = U1IIR;
switch(statusReg & 0x0E)
{
case 0x06: // Receiver Line Status
dummy = U0LSR; // Read LSR to clear bit
break;
case 0x0C: // Character time out
indicator interrupt (CTI)
case 0x04: // Receiver data available
(RDA)
(*uart1rx_function)(U1RBR); // Call received byte
callback function
break;
case 0x02: // THRE interrupt
(*uart1tx_function)(); // Call tx buffer empty
callback function
break;
default:
break;
}
return;
}
[CODE END]
And also you've to set the interrupt vector:
[CODE START]
// -----------------------------------
// Inizializza interrupt per UART1
// -----------------------------------
void LPC210xInitUART1Interrupt(void(*uart1rx_func)(unsigned char),
void(*uart1tx_func)())
{
// Setup uart1 callback functions.
uart1rx_function = uart1rx_func;
uart1tx_function = uart1tx_func;
VICIntSelect &= ~VIC_UART1_bit; // IRQ on UART1.
VICVectAddr5 = (unsigned int)&UART1Interrupt;
VICVectCntl5 = 0x20 | VIC_UART1; // Enable vector
interrupt for UART1.
VICIntEnable = VIC_UART1_bit; // Enable UART 1
interrupt.
// Enable byte received interrupt
U1IER = 0x01;
return;
}
[CODE END]
Now you've also to initialize the LPC2106 register and set the I/O pin
in order to get all working properly, here the initialization code (I'm
using the serial port with 9600, N, 8, 1 without handshake), my external
crystal is equal to 14.745 MHz and the core frequency will be set to the
maximum available (look later into the code for the PLL settings):
[CODE START]
// ----------
// UART1 functions
// ----------
#define BAUDRATE 9600 // Put
this line at the top of the file
#define BAUDRATEDIVISOR ( (PCLKFREQ/(BAUDRATE * 16.0)) + 0.5 ) // Put
this line at the top of the file
void LPC210xInitUART1()
{
volatile unsigned char tmpVar;
PINSEL0_bit.P0_8 = 0x1; // Set pin function to TxD (UART1)
PINSEL0_bit.P0_9 = 0x1; // Set pin function to RxD (UART1)
U1IER = 0x00; // disable all UART1 interrups
tmpVar = U1IIR; // clear interrupt id
tmpVar = U1RBR; // clear receive reg. (to reset possibly intr)
tmpVar = U1LSR; // clear linestatus (to reset possibly intr)
tmpVar = U1MSR; // clear modemstatus (to reset possibly intr)
U1LCR = 0x83; // select divisor latches (DLAB)
U1DLL = (unsigned char) ((unsigned short)BAUDRATEDIVISOR & 0x00ff);
// set for 9600 Baud
U1DLM = (unsigned char)(((unsigned short)BAUDRATEDIVISOR >> 8) &
0x00ff); // set for 9600 Baud
U1LCR = 0x03; // 8 bit character length, 1 stop bit, Disable
parity generation and checking, Disable break transmission
U1FCR = 0x07; // Enable and reset FIFO, trigger level 0
(default=’h1)
U1MCR = 0x00; // DTR off, RTS off, Disable modem loopback mode
return;
}
[CODE END]
Into the your main function you've also to initialize the interrupt and
other stuff before keep all working then:
[CODE START]
void main(void)
{
// ----------------------
// System initialization, this will map the exception vectors.
// This function is provided with the IAR sample project
// ----------------------
LPC210xSystemInit();
// ----------------------
// VPB Divider
// ----------------------
VPBDIV = 0x01; // Peripheral clock equal to core
clock
// ----------------------
// PLL settings to keep 60 MHz internal clock
// with external crystal of 14.745 MHz.
// M = 4, P = 2
// ----------------------
PLLCFG = 0x23;
PLLCON = 0x01;
PLLFEED = 0xAA;
PLLFEED = 0x55;
while (!(PLLSTAT & 0x400)) {}
PLLCON = 0x03;
PLLFEED = 0xAA;
PLLFEED = 0x55;
// Here you can set your I/O pins...
// ----------------------
// UART1 initialization
// ----------------------
LPC210xInitUART1();
// ----------------------
// Disable the IRQ before make the IRQ setup
// ----------------------
__disable_interrupt();
// ----------------------
// Setup interrupt controller and set the USART IRQ
// ----------------------
LPC210xInitVIC(); // Init the
interrupt vector
LPC210xInitUART1Interrupt(USART1_rx, USART1_tx); // Init the USART1
callback function
// ----------------------
// All was done then I can enable the IRQ
// ----------------------
__enable_interrupt();
// Now make your work from this point...
}
[CODE END]
In order to transmit data trough the serial port you can use this simple
code:
[CODE START]
SerialBufferTx[0] = '$'; // Start char
SerialBufferTx[1] = 'H'; //
SerialBufferTx[2] = 'Y'; //
SerialBufferTx[3] = 'M'; //
SerialBufferTx[4] = 'A'; //
SerialBufferTx[5] = 'T'; //
SerialBufferTx[6] = 'E'; //
SerialBufferTx[7] = '!'; //
SerialBufferTx[8] = '%'; // End char
TxMaxChr = 9; // Max number of char that I've to
transmit
TxCtr = 1; // Transmitting char counter
U1FCR_bit.TFR = 1; // Reset the UART1 FIFO TX without
transmitting anythings
U1THR = SerialBufferTx[0]; // Send the first char to start the
transmitting task
U1IER_bit.THREIE = 1; // Enable the transmitting interrupt
[CODE END]
To check if somethings is going on the serial port simply test the
rsFlag variable, if this is set to 1 you've somethings wait in your rx
buffer.
I'm using this code before approach the LPC2106 microcontroller with the
Microchip PIC family, sligthy different due to the different micro
assignement and register but the basic idea is the same.
Final words
------------
Hope this can help you in some way, I know this is a long reply, but I'm
sure that sharing your own knowledge and experience is a better way to
increse the skill and echange idea with other people, of course I know
that somethings can keep some effort and time in developing and testing
(all the code reported is by myself) but also sharing is the only way to
cooperate in order to keep better result, unfortunatly not all the
people think in this direction, but you also know that this is the real
life ... :-)
Cheers
Fabio Filippa
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Shilpa Shilpa [mailto: shilu72000@indiatim
es.com]
Inviato: mercoledì 14 novembre 2007 10.16
A: lpc2000@yahoogroups .com
Cc: Fabio Filippa
Oggetto: Re: R: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
Can you pls tell me if this is happenning in your code efficintly?
data[i]=U0RBR;
U1THR=data[i];
U0RBR==U1THR???
In the sense when you type some characters on hypertrminal connected to
UART0 do you observe the same characters apprearing on the hypertrminal
connected to UART1 to another PC(say)?
Thanks,
Shilu
----- Original Message -----
From: Fabio Filippa < fabio.filippa@
tekel.it>
To: lpc2000@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 14:19:09 +0530 (IST)
Subject: R: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
I'm currently using IAR Embedded Workbench with a LPC2106, my serial
routine is interrupt driven, all was fine using Hyperterminal and also
with a custom VB60 application used to talk with the micro.
I've see no strange behaviour, may be then you have some bugs into the
rx/tx routine or bad baud rate settings?
Cheers
Fabio
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: mjames_doveridge [mailto: mjames@tuthill.
com]
Inviato: mercoledì 14 novembre 2007 8.57
A: lpc2000@yahoogroups .com
Oggetto: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 hyperterminal
--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups .com,
Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on MCB2130 Evaluation board that has LPC2138 philips
microcontroller. The UART0 is been connected to COM0 port and UART1 is
connected to COM1 port.I have configured the UART0 for receiving the
characters from the PC end which would be like connecting a cable from
the board to COM1 port of one PC opening a hyperterminal and upon the
execution of the code you could write some characters on the
terminal.Now, the UART1 is configured for transmitting the same
characters obtained from the UART0 RBR register into the hyperterminal
connected onto another PC which is connected to COM1.
OK, so you're using the uC to link the two serial ports.
> The issue that I face here is when I enter into debug mode I could
see that some characters received into U0RBR register.Now if I
disconnect the hyperterminal connected to UART0 and doing a step into
of the code I could see the transmission of the characters on the
PC.However being connected and executing of the code the control
enters into some infinite loop whose address is unknown.
Probably bug.
Hence I would like to know to how the connection of UART0
hyperterminal to COM0 port on the board doesnot allow the functioning
of UART1 on the board i.e. connected to COM1 port.
I doubt that this is the case. On my 2129, (similar chip, fewer timers
and less flash but has CAN), both UARTs work fine together. I can
leave a line of text circulating round the UARTs and CAN and, after a
weekend, it's still working.
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to do some more
troubleshooting/debugging. Try getting just one UART working correctly
and reliably, ie. just echoing input characters back to the same port.
Then get both echoing to their own port indpendently and reliably.
Then try crossing the data over.
Do you use an MTOS and/or interrupts or some polling scheme? Polling
UARTs is pretty well hopeless for any non-trivial app.
Rgds,
Martin
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Reply by ●November 14, 20072007-11-14
Very wise advice. There are way too many gotchas.
--- In l..., "mjames_doveridge" wrote:
>
> --- In l..., Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Thanks a lot for sharing this.I tried using this and could see that
> though the terminal is connecetd it hits the breakpoint.One of the
> reason I found out was the signals DTR and RTS used in COM0 port in
> MCB2130 board were routed to Reset signals.hence whenever the
> hyperterminal was connected it was pulled to reset which was avoiding
> the control to hit the breakpoint.
> > However the option for disabling this sigbals routing was absent in
> hyperterminal whereas the bray terminal provided this option.I
> disabled it and succedded in hitting the breakpoint.
> > Take out the clips that connect up the DTR/RTS to the reset/ISR
> system. Disconnect any hardware handshake lines. Set flow control to
> 'none'.
>
> Any time you meet RS232, do this first. get it transferring
> *something*, then think about flow-control later.
>
> Rgds,
> Martin
>
--- In l..., "mjames_doveridge" wrote:
>
> --- In l..., Shilpa Shilpa wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Thanks a lot for sharing this.I tried using this and could see that
> though the terminal is connecetd it hits the breakpoint.One of the
> reason I found out was the signals DTR and RTS used in COM0 port in
> MCB2130 board were routed to Reset signals.hence whenever the
> hyperterminal was connected it was pulled to reset which was avoiding
> the control to hit the breakpoint.
> > However the option for disabling this sigbals routing was absent in
> hyperterminal whereas the bray terminal provided this option.I
> disabled it and succedded in hitting the breakpoint.
> > Take out the clips that connect up the DTR/RTS to the reset/ISR
> system. Disconnect any hardware handshake lines. Set flow control to
> 'none'.
>
> Any time you meet RS232, do this first. get it transferring
> *something*, then think about flow-control later.
>
> Rgds,
> Martin
>
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