Interfacing BS2 to computer
I have 2 BS2's that I bought from a Professor. He called it the
Stamp homebrew. It comprised of a pic programmer, an EEPROM, and an
RS232 interface. I can program the BS2 at work but I cannot at
home. My home computer has a 200MHz Pentium Processor with MMX
technology, a 6x DVD drive, an external US Robotics 56k modem, a 3Com
web camera and a HP printer. I am wondering if maybe I am having a
conflict somewhere. I connect the BS2 to my computer via a serial
port (COM 2). When I try to ID the stamp, it says the it is detected
but not responding on a different COM port. I don't understand that
at all! If anybody has any ideas I would really appreciate some
info. If I have not given enough info, let me know! Thanks a lot!
Jeremy Gassmann
Stamp homebrew. It comprised of a pic programmer, an EEPROM, and an
RS232 interface. I can program the BS2 at work but I cannot at
home. My home computer has a 200MHz Pentium Processor with MMX
technology, a 6x DVD drive, an external US Robotics 56k modem, a 3Com
web camera and a HP printer. I am wondering if maybe I am having a
conflict somewhere. I connect the BS2 to my computer via a serial
port (COM 2). When I try to ID the stamp, it says the it is detected
but not responding on a different COM port. I don't understand that
at all! If anybody has any ideas I would really appreciate some
info. If I have not given enough info, let me know! Thanks a lot!
Jeremy Gassmann