Hello, guys! I just got an OP7200 which was
supposed to have 512k of RAM and FLASH. When I first
powered it, the fun.c demo program ran and it showed
the standard memory (128k RAM, 256k FLASH).
The question is: Is this information totally
realiable? Is there any other way in which I can
discover the exact amount of memory in my OP7200?
Another thing: I can't compile the fun.c program
again (I've tried compile to RAM and FLASH), it tells
me that my target doesnt have enough RAM (which is not
true, the fun.c program is small). I'm beginning to
think that this program was not meant to be compiled
(just read), since I can compile any other program.
I hope you can help me with this one. Thanks in
advance!
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Daniel Teixeira Chaves
Engenheiro de Controle e Automacao
"The squid is not dead."
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Need help with OP7200
Started by ●September 28, 2004
Reply by ●September 29, 20042004-09-29
Hello Daniel,
The 512 Flash/ 512 Ram is an added option for an additional cost. You
should check with your sales rep to see if this is what you received.
The OP7200/7210 have a standard 128 Ram/256 flash.
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "Daniel T. Chaves" <dtc138@y...>
wrote:
> Hello, guys! I just got an OP7200 which was
> supposed to have 512k of RAM and FLASH. When I first
> powered it, the fun.c demo program ran and it showed
> the standard memory (128k RAM, 256k FLASH).
> The question is: Is this information totally
> realiable? Is there any other way in which I can
> discover the exact amount of memory in my OP7200?
> Another thing: I can't compile the fun.c program
> again (I've tried compile to RAM and FLASH), it tells
> me that my target doesnt have enough RAM (which is not
> true, the fun.c program is small). I'm beginning to
> think that this program was not meant to be compiled
> (just read), since I can compile any other program.
> I hope you can help me with this one. Thanks in
> advance! > =====
> _____________________________________________
> Daniel Teixeira Chaves
> Engenheiro de Controle e Automacao
> "The squid is not dead."
>
> __________________________________________________
>
The 512 Flash/ 512 Ram is an added option for an additional cost. You
should check with your sales rep to see if this is what you received.
The OP7200/7210 have a standard 128 Ram/256 flash.
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "Daniel T. Chaves" <dtc138@y...>
wrote:
> Hello, guys! I just got an OP7200 which was
> supposed to have 512k of RAM and FLASH. When I first
> powered it, the fun.c demo program ran and it showed
> the standard memory (128k RAM, 256k FLASH).
> The question is: Is this information totally
> realiable? Is there any other way in which I can
> discover the exact amount of memory in my OP7200?
> Another thing: I can't compile the fun.c program
> again (I've tried compile to RAM and FLASH), it tells
> me that my target doesnt have enough RAM (which is not
> true, the fun.c program is small). I'm beginning to
> think that this program was not meant to be compiled
> (just read), since I can compile any other program.
> I hope you can help me with this one. Thanks in
> advance! > =====
> _____________________________________________
> Daniel Teixeira Chaves
> Engenheiro de Controle e Automacao
> "The squid is not dead."
>
> __________________________________________________
>
Reply by ●September 29, 20042004-09-29
I did ordered the model with both 512k memories. Is there any
physical way I can see the memory amount? For example, a jumper,
chip, ci, anything.
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "zmegs" <zmkronenberg@z...> wrote:
> Hello Daniel,
> The 512 Flash/ 512 Ram is an added option for an additional cost.
You
> should check with your sales rep to see if this is what you
received.
> The OP7200/7210 have a standard 128 Ram/256 flash.
physical way I can see the memory amount? For example, a jumper,
chip, ci, anything.
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "zmegs" <zmkronenberg@z...> wrote:
> Hello Daniel,
> The 512 Flash/ 512 Ram is an added option for an additional cost.
You
> should check with your sales rep to see if this is what you
received.
> The OP7200/7210 have a standard 128 Ram/256 flash.
Reply by ●September 29, 20042004-09-29
Daniel,
If you look under the back panel and see 2 black chips next to the RJ-
45 connector, then you have a board with 512K flash. ANother way to
check is by lifting the back panel, do a Google search on the number
on the chip, and you will find out what size flash you have.
If you have Dynamic C 9.0, it will display the board type, as well as
flash and ram size while you compile any program.
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "Daniel" <dtc138@y...> wrote:
> I did ordered the model with both 512k memories. Is there any
> physical way I can see the memory amount? For example, a jumper,
> chip, ci, anything.
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "zmegs" <zmkronenberg@z...>
wrote:
> > Hello Daniel,
> > The 512 Flash/ 512 Ram is an added option for an additional cost.
> You
> > should check with your sales rep to see if this is what you
> received.
> > The OP7200/7210 have a standard 128 Ram/256 flash.
If you look under the back panel and see 2 black chips next to the RJ-
45 connector, then you have a board with 512K flash. ANother way to
check is by lifting the back panel, do a Google search on the number
on the chip, and you will find out what size flash you have.
If you have Dynamic C 9.0, it will display the board type, as well as
flash and ram size while you compile any program.
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "Daniel" <dtc138@y...> wrote:
> I did ordered the model with both 512k memories. Is there any
> physical way I can see the memory amount? For example, a jumper,
> chip, ci, anything.
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "zmegs" <zmkronenberg@z...>
wrote:
> > Hello Daniel,
> > The 512 Flash/ 512 Ram is an added option for an additional cost.
> You
> > should check with your sales rep to see if this is what you
> received.
> > The OP7200/7210 have a standard 128 Ram/256 flash.
Reply by ●September 29, 20042004-09-29
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "zmegs" <zmkronenberg@z...>
wrote:
> If you have Dynamic C 9.0, it will display the board type,
> as well as flash and ram size while you compile any program.
So when are the rest of us going to be able to get Dynamic C 9.0? And
is there a compelling reason to go through yet another Dynamic C
upgrade?
> If you have Dynamic C 9.0, it will display the board type,
> as well as flash and ram size while you compile any program.
So when are the rest of us going to be able to get Dynamic C 9.0? And
is there a compelling reason to go through yet another Dynamic C
upgrade?
Reply by ●September 29, 20042004-09-29
Thanks a lot! That solved my problem, the flash is a 256k chip and
there is only one of it. I'll call those guys at ANACOM and request a
new one immediately!
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "zmegs" <zmkronenberg@z...> wrote:
> Daniel,
> If you look under the back panel and see 2 black chips next to the
RJ-
> 45 connector, then you have a board with 512K flash. ANother way to
> check is by lifting the back panel, do a Google search on the
number
> on the chip, and you will find out what size flash you have.
> If you have Dynamic C 9.0, it will display the board type, as well
as
> flash and ram size while you compile any program.
there is only one of it. I'll call those guys at ANACOM and request a
new one immediately!
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "zmegs" <zmkronenberg@z...> wrote:
> Daniel,
> If you look under the back panel and see 2 black chips next to the
RJ-
> 45 connector, then you have a board with 512K flash. ANother way to
> check is by lifting the back panel, do a Google search on the
number
> on the chip, and you will find out what size flash you have.
> If you have Dynamic C 9.0, it will display the board type, as well
as
> flash and ram size while you compile any program.
