Help starting with Basic Stamp Rev D
Your connections are incorrect as described. The Rev D connects to
the programming cable via three pins adjacent to the 8-pin DIP 93LC56
chip (EEPROM). The pins have the symbol >> at what I will refer to as
their left side. From the left, connect GND (parallel pin 25), then
BUSY (11) in the middle, then DATA (2) on the right.
I'd suggest the following as a first program to see if all the gears
are meshing, clutch is engaged, etc.:
DEBUG "ABC123"
here:
GOTO here
Also, FWIW, the HIGH instruction make the pin an output as well as a
high logic level, so the OUTPUT instruction is not needed as used in
your program. In case it's not evident to you, the battery must be
connected when downloading the program.
Regards,
Steve
On 4 Oct 01 at 18:39, saeok@h... wrote:
>
> Help! I've dug out an old Stamp Rev D a friend gave me some time
> ago. I have no doccumentation or software for it! I have made a
> cable using this information:
>
> Parallel Stamp
> Port
>
> Term 25 (GRD) Term 2 (GRD)
> Term 11 (BUSY) Term 3 (PCO)
> Term 2 (Data_0) Term 4 (PCI)
>
> and downloaded the DOS stamp editor from Parallax. I've written a
> basic program to turn on an LED thereby testing the output.
>
> OUTPUT 0
> HIGH 0
> ...
the programming cable via three pins adjacent to the 8-pin DIP 93LC56
chip (EEPROM). The pins have the symbol >> at what I will refer to as
their left side. From the left, connect GND (parallel pin 25), then
BUSY (11) in the middle, then DATA (2) on the right.
I'd suggest the following as a first program to see if all the gears
are meshing, clutch is engaged, etc.:
DEBUG "ABC123"
here:
GOTO here
Also, FWIW, the HIGH instruction make the pin an output as well as a
high logic level, so the OUTPUT instruction is not needed as used in
your program. In case it's not evident to you, the battery must be
connected when downloading the program.
Regards,
Steve
On 4 Oct 01 at 18:39, saeok@h... wrote:
>
> Help! I've dug out an old Stamp Rev D a friend gave me some time
> ago. I have no doccumentation or software for it! I have made a
> cable using this information:
>
> Parallel Stamp
> Port
>
> Term 25 (GRD) Term 2 (GRD)
> Term 11 (BUSY) Term 3 (PCO)
> Term 2 (Data_0) Term 4 (PCI)
>
> and downloaded the DOS stamp editor from Parallax. I've written a
> basic program to turn on an LED thereby testing the output.
>
> OUTPUT 0
> HIGH 0
> ...
Comments
ago. I have no doccumentation or software for it! I have made a
cable using this information:
Parallel Stamp
Port
Term 25 (GRD) Term 2 (GRD)
Term 11 (BUSY) Term 3 (PCO)
Term 2 (Data_0) Term 4 (PCI)
and downloaded the DOS stamp editor from Parallax. I've written a
basic program to turn on an LED thereby testing the output.
OUTPUT 0
HIGH 0
with the led going to a 470 Ohm resistor to ground.
I hit ALT-R in the editor and it says it cant' find the hardware.
When I connect the battery it appears to download to the controller.
However my LED does not light up. I am sure the LED is working and
oriented properly.
Testing with a probe there is no current comming from the PIC16C56.
I'm guessing either I've missed something simple in my procedure, or
my stamp doesn't work. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Regards,
John Glenn
the code, then goes to sleep. The LED is probably coming on, but its so fast
you can't see it. Try this:
LOW 0
Loop:
TOGGLE 0
PAUSE 500
GOTO Loop
This should turn the LED off / on about every 1/2 second
Original Message
> Help! I've dug out an old Stamp Rev D a friend gave me some time
> ago. I have no doccumentation or software for it! I have made a
> cable using this information:
> Testing with a probe there is no current comming from the PIC16C56.
> I'm guessing either I've missed something simple in my procedure, or
> my stamp doesn't work. Any ideas would be appreciated.
You've gotten the documentation from
http://www.parallaxinc.com/html_files/downloads/download_documentation.htm?
To your problem, you don't want your program to just trail off like that.
Consider the commands END, NAP, SLEEP, or PAUSE.
Or just an infinite loop, as in,
OUTPUT 0
HIGH 0
loop:
goto loop
Regards,
Daniel
>
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>
>
>
> Help! I've dug out an old Stamp Rev D a friend gave me some time
> ago. I have no doccumentation or software for it! I have made a
> cable using this information:
>
> Parallel Stamp
> Port
>
> Term 25 (GRD) Term 2 (GRD)
> Term 11 (BUSY) Term 3 (PCO)
> Term 2 (Data_0) Term 4 (PCI)
>
> and downloaded the DOS stamp editor from Parallax. I've written a
> basic program to turn on an LED thereby testing the output.
>
> OUTPUT 0
> HIGH 0
>
> with the led going to a 470 Ohm resistor to ground.
>
> I hit ALT-R in the editor and it says it cant' find the hardware.
> When I connect the battery it appears to download to the controller.
> However my LED does not light up. I am sure the LED is working and
> oriented properly.
>
> Testing with a probe there is no current comming from the PIC16C56.
> I'm guessing either I've missed something simple in my procedure, or
> my stamp doesn't work. Any ideas would be appreciated.
>
> Regards,
>
> John Glenn
>
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