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Serial communication with Stamp 2 Carrier Board

ArchiverArchiver Posts: 46,084
edited 2003-05-14 15:12 in General Discussion
I am using a 24p on a Stamp 2 Carrier Board. I am using it for
datalogging and need to retrieve the data after the logging is done.
But now I find that SEROUT with pin 16 does not work - the Stamp
manual says this board can only be used for programming (pg 294 in
the SEROUT section.)

That seems a bit odd - it's a great board for making a circuit for
final use.

But, now that I have the circuit done, does anyone know how I can get
SEROUT to work with a PC communication application such as Hyperterm,
RealTerm or anything else?

Even this simple command does not work:
SEROUT 16,16624,[noparse][[/noparse]"Hello World!",CR]
but is does work in a debug statement...

Brian

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  • ArchiverArchiver Posts: 46,084
    edited 2003-05-14 15:12
    Hey!
    I just downloaded what claims to be the
    Stamp 2 Carrier Board docs -- BUT its
    the BS2P Dos compiler/loader. What gives?

    If possible, would some Parallax person
    correct this?

    Meanwhile, I thought the same pins were
    used for programming and 'SEROUT Port 16'.
    Is this not true?

    Do note that the DTR signal needs to be
    set 'FALSE'. Most of the programming
    boards have a capacitor in-series to
    ignore the DTR whatever its state is.
    If you are wired straight through, the
    DTR state can hold the BS2 in reset.

    Also note some 'good' 232 device MUST be
    sending TX idle, to give the Stamp its
    RX-Out voltage. That could be your
    problem.


    --- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, "brwells2002" <bwells@s...> wrote:
    > I am using a 24p on a Stamp 2 Carrier Board. I am using it for
    > datalogging and need to retrieve the data after the logging is
    done.
    > But now I find that SEROUT with pin 16 does not work - the Stamp
    > manual says this board can only be used for programming (pg 294 in
    > the SEROUT section.)
    >
    > That seems a bit odd - it's a great board for making a circuit for
    > final use.
    >
    > But, now that I have the circuit done, does anyone know how I can
    get
    > SEROUT to work with a PC communication application such as
    Hyperterm,
    > RealTerm or anything else?
    >
    > Even this simple command does not work:
    > SEROUT 16,16624,[noparse][[/noparse]"Hello World!",CR]
    > but is does work in a debug statement...
    >
    > Brian
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