Hyperterminal to display debug ?
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Greetings,
Should I be able to use Hperterminal to see the same debug results
as the editor debug screen does ?
I have tried this but it doesn't seem to work.
Run program
start:
Debug " hello world",cr
pause 500
goto start
Start Hyperterminal, set com port and baud rate etc
but nothing ?
Thanks for your help
Barney
Should I be able to use Hperterminal to see the same debug results
as the editor debug screen does ?
I have tried this but it doesn't seem to work.
Run program
start:
Debug " hello world",cr
pause 500
goto start
Start Hyperterminal, set com port and baud rate etc
but nothing ?
Thanks for your help
Barney
Comments
I use HyperT extensively to display Stamp programs. Anything you want Hyper
to display must be sent with a serout command using pin 16 and 9600 baud. In
addition, after the program is loaded into your Stamp, you must exit the
Stamp editor before trying to open HyperT. If you still can't get it to work
let me know and I can send you the Hyper file I use.
Sid
If You are using the natural port of the stamp Pins 0,Pins 1, Pins 2 Then
you must disconect the att. line Pins 2, or the hyperterm will not
acknowledge.(dose not see a connection)
Lawrence C. Windrem
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Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 2:54 AM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Hyperterminal to display debug ?
> Greetings,
>
> Should I be able to use Hperterminal to see the same debug results
> as the editor debug screen does ?
>
> I have tried this but it doesn't seem to work.
>
> Run program
>
> start:
> Debug " hello world",cr
> pause 500
> goto start
>
> Start Hyperterminal, set com port and baud rate etc
>
> but nothing ?
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Barney
>
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I have played around on a board of education
Unfortunately though I've used a Stamp 2 carrier board in my
project and the carrier board can't use pin 16 or SIN and SOUT
at run time so I can't incorporate this into my program.
Does anyone know how to convert a carrier board so that it can make use of
serin and serout using pin 16 ie pin 1 SOUT and pin 2 SIN.
Thanks
Barney
>Thanks for your help I have had a play and am going well.
>
>I have played around on a board of education
>
>Unfortunately though I've used a Stamp 2 carrier board in my
>project and the carrier board can't use pin 16 or SIN and SOUT
>at run time so I can't incorporate this into my program.
>
>Does anyone know how to convert a carrier board so that it can make use of
>serin and serout using pin 16 ie pin 1 SOUT and pin 2 SIN.
From Page numbered 105 in the Stamp manual:
quote
DEBUG is actually a special case of the SEROUT instruction. It is set for
inverted (RS-232-compatible) serial output through the programming
connector (the SOUT pin) at 9600 baud, no parity, 8 data bits, and 1 stop
bit.
end quote
Check in the manual for further examples using pin port 16.
>Thanks
>
>Barney
>
>Regards,
Bruce Bates
Connect a 0.1 uf cap between the serial connector and the ATTN pin of the BS2
IC (you have to cut the trace on the carrier PCB) also a second 0.1 uf cap
from this pin to gnd. This allows the STAMP to still be programmed and also
lets you use P16 to communicate with serial devices (hyperterminal). This
technique is well documented and works well! Hope it helps!