Bs2p24 ram?
I can hardly wait for the BS2P24 to get released. I plan to use it on my
balloon project. The ability to do one-wire sounds great, and I'd like to
send a one-wire up weather station up into the stratosphere. Has Parallax
said how much RAM is set aside for variables? They don't talk about it yet
on their webpage.
Paul
balloon project. The ability to do one-wire sounds great, and I'd like to
send a one-wire up weather station up into the stratosphere. Has Parallax
said how much RAM is set aside for variables? They don't talk about it yet
on their webpage.
Paul
Comments
>I can hardly wait for the BS2P24 to get released. I plan to use it on my
>balloon project. The ability to do one-wire sounds great, and I'd like to
>send a one-wire up weather station up into the stratosphere. Has Parallax
>said how much RAM is set aside for variables? They don't talk about it yet
>on their webpage.
>
>Paul
Hi Paul -
I suspect it's in the Version 2 manual, which is posted on the Parallax
website.
Bruce Bates
pverhage@sd131.k12.id.us writes:
balloon project. ·The ability to do one-wire sounds great, and I'd like to
send a one-wire up weather station up into the stratosphere. ·Has Parallax
said how much RAM is set aside for variables? ·They don't talk about it yet
on their webpage.
The variable space is the same as with the BS2sx. ·The scratchpad RAM,
however, has doubled to 128 bytes.
-- Jon Williams
-- Dallas, TX[/font]
pverhage@sd131.k12.id.us writes:
balloon project. ·The ability to do one-wire sounds great, and I'd like to
send a one-wire up weather station up into the stratosphere. ·Has Parallax
said how much RAM is set aside for variables? ·They don't talk about it yet
on their webpage.
There's one other neat thing about the BS2p -- it has a STORE command that
lets you specify the program slot for EEPROM storage and retrieval with WRITE
and READ. ·With a bit of code, you can now treat all unused program slots as
flat EE space for storage.
-- Jon Williams
-- Dallas, TX[/font]