Need a Self test. (Internet Netburner Kit)

Joe

Hi,

I need a self test because I need to know if
my Parallax Internet Netburner Kit is damage.

I am using it with a Basic Stamp.

Any Idea ?

Thanks
Joe

Franklin

What does it do now and how are you using it? Can you ping it? have you set it up as per the instructions?

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- Stephen

Joe

It seems that all is working fine but
I have some problems with connections.

It could be very usefull to have a self test rutine
that could run from a Stamp in order to test the
Internet Netburner Kit.

for example, LCD displays from Parallax have a self test
and it is very usefull.

Thanks, Joe

MSDTech

One thing you could do is see what the data looks like moving from the Stamp to the Netburner is to open a telnet session with the netburner. This will echo the traffic between the two devices and let you see how they are communicating. It also provides a good test of the IP link.
A typical session looks like:
Diagnostic display of Stamp to Netburner I/O
type logout to exit the monitoring session
W26: 07/17/08 15:42<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]26] to [noparse][[/noparse] 07/17/08 15:42]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W20:30.11<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]20] to [noparse][[/noparse]30.11]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W21:7.53<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]21] to [noparse][[/noparse]7.53]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W22:7.72<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]22] to [noparse][[/noparse]7.72]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W23:7.72<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]23] to [noparse][[/noparse]7.72]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W24:7.02<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]24] to [noparse][[/noparse]7.02]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W25: 96<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]25] to [noparse][[/noparse] 96]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W27: 86.1<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]27] to [noparse][[/noparse] 86.1]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W30: 30<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]30] to [noparse][[/noparse] 30]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W31: 0.01<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]31] to [noparse][[/noparse] 0.01]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W28: 47.9<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]28] to [noparse][[/noparse] 47.9]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W26: 07/17/08 15:42<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]26] to [noparse][[/noparse] 07/17/08 15:42]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W20:30.11<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]20] to [noparse][[/noparse]30.11]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W21:7.53<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]21] to [noparse][[/noparse]7.53]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W22:7.72<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]22] to [noparse][[/noparse]7.72]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W23:7.72<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]23] to [noparse][[/noparse]7.72]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W24:7.02<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]24] to [noparse][[/noparse]7.02]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W25: 96<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]25] to [noparse][[/noparse] 96]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W27: 86.1<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]27] to [noparse][[/noparse] 86.1]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W30: 30<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]30] to [noparse][[/noparse] 30]
logouReceived from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W31: 0.01t<CLS>]
Set Var [noparse][[/noparse]31] to [noparse][[/noparse] 0.01]
Received from stamp:[noparse][[/noparse]!NB0W
GoodBye

Connection to host lost.

Chris Savage

Joe,

There is already a test program included in the source code downloads from our website. This program verifies communication between the PINK Module and the BASIC Stamp by writing some data to some variables and then reading the data back and verifying it. What exactly are you experiencing? It’s not clear if you actually have a problem and if you do, which side it is on (BS2 or Network).

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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support