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I was wondering, will there ever be a BS2pe40? I for one would be very
interested in such a product.
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I don't know if Parallax has any plans for a BS2pe40IC module. But I
do buy the BS2pe40 chips from them for my data loggers.
http://www.emesystems.com/OWL2pepr.htm
My core module uses 12 auxio pins for its ADC, RTC etc, leaving 20
pins (p0 to p16 and x0 to x3) for general application.
-- regards,
Tracy Allen
electronically monitored ecosystems
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http://www.emesystems.com
>I was wondering, will there ever be a BS2pe40? I for one would be
>very interested in such a product.
We don't have any plans for a 40-pin BS2pe at this time.
We can support customers by offering the PBASIC48W/PE40 interpreter chip
as Tracy indicated below although it isn't a stocked item.
If you're interested in this chip, please contact me directly off list.
Erik Wood
ewood@p...
Parallax, Inc.
Marketing
(916) 624-8333 x106
www.parallax.com
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Hi John,
I don't know if Parallax has any plans for a BS2pe40IC module. But I
do buy the BS2pe40 chips from them for my data loggers.
http://www.emesystems.com/OWL2pepr.htm
My core module uses 12 auxio pins for its ADC, RTC etc, leaving 20
pins (p0 to p16 and x0 to x3) for general application.
-- regards,
Tracy Allen
electronically monitored ecosystems
mailto:tracy@e...
http://www.emesystems.com
>I was wondering, will there ever be a BS2pe40? I for one would be
>very interested in such a product.
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Thank you for all of your time.
John Baker
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junk5junk <junk5@s...> wrote:
I want to comunicate to the Matrix Orbital LK204-25 (parallax Stock#:
30058) LCD via I2C for LCD display and Keyboard inputs. I've tried
several commands and can't even clear the screen. The B2P40 is
suppost to be able to communicate via I2C and so is the LCD. I'm sure
I am doing something wrong any sample code or a place to look for an
example. I've seen several examples but they alway have more than 2
wires going between basic stamp and LCD.
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I don't see any reason at all that the BS2pe should not work in that
setup. Have you checked the voltages on the power supply pins, Vdd
and Vin?
>Hello all. Is there some trick to programming a BS2PE that I don't
>know about? I have the newest editor, and select BS2PE from the
>directive menu. I've tried different BOEs and none of them work for
>the PE, but they will download to my BS2P, BS2E and BS2. I've had it
>for a while and just removed it from the anti-static bag, and
>installed it (I was grounded). All I get is no basic stamp found
>error. Am I missing something here?
>
>Thank you for all of your time.
> John Baker
> http://www.geocities.com/johnsrobotics/
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Thanks, John
Tracy Allen <tracy@e...> wrote:
John,
I don't see any reason at all that the BS2pe should not work in that
setup. Have you checked the voltages on the power supply pins, Vdd
and Vin?
>Hello all. Is there some trick to programming a BS2PE that I don't
>know about? I have the newest editor, and select BS2PE from the
>directive menu. I've tried different BOEs and none of them work for
>the PE, but they will download to my BS2P, BS2E and BS2. I've had it
>for a while and just removed it from the anti-static bag, and
>installed it (I was grounded). All I get is no basic stamp found
>error. Am I missing something here?
>
>Thank you for all of your time.
> John Baker
> http://www.geocities.com/johnsrobotics/
>
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the drop-out voltage of the regulator. It's
possible that any additional output from the
BS2pe would pull enough current to go to
'brown-out'.
But wait, you're in a BOE, right? That means
the regulator is on the BOE, you aren't using
the regulator on the chip at all, so that
can't be the problem.
BUT, if it's in a BOE, with a power-supply and
that works with other BS2 modules, it's
VERY likely the BS2pe is 'blown'.
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, John Baker
<johnbaker_erie_pa@y...> wrote:
> Hi Tracy. Thanks for replying. I just checked. Vin is 6.32v and Vdd
is 5.13v. I think this is about right. anything else that could be
wrong?
>
> Thanks, John
>
> Tracy Allen <tracy@e...> wrote:
> John,
>
> I don't see any reason at all that the BS2pe should not work in
that
> setup. Have you checked the voltages on the power supply pins, Vdd
> and Vin?
>
>
> >Hello all. Is there some trick to programming a BS2PE that I don't
> >know about? I have the newest editor, and select BS2PE from the
> >directive menu. I've tried different BOEs and none of them work
for
> >the PE, but they will download to my BS2P, BS2E and BS2. I've had
it
> >for a while and just removed it from the anti-static bag, and
> >installed it (I was grounded). All I get is no basic stamp found
> >error. Am I missing something here?
> >
> >Thank you for all of your time.
> > John Baker
> > http://www.geocities.com/johnsrobotics/
> >
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'pe is the most recent Stamp. You are using the beta currently
available from the Parallax web site, right? The BS2pe is correct
in the socket, and no bent pins?
If it all looks okay, maybe you need to call Parallax tech support.
-- Tracy
>Hi Tracy. Thanks for replying. I just checked. Vin is 6.32v and Vdd
>is 5.13v. I think this is about right. anything else that could be
>wrong?
>
>Thanks, John
>
>Tracy Allen <tracy@e...> wrote:
>John,
>
>I don't see any reason at all that the BS2pe should not work in that
>setup. Have you checked the voltages on the power supply pins, Vdd
>and Vin?
>
>
>>Hello all. Is there some trick to programming a BS2PE that I don't
>>know about? I have the newest editor, and select BS2PE from the
>>directive menu. I've tried different BOEs and none of them work for
>>the PE, but they will download to my BS2P, BS2E and BS2. I've had it
>>for a while and just removed it from the anti-static bag, and
>>installed it (I was grounded). All I get is no basic stamp found
>>error. Am I missing something here?
>>
>>Thank you for all of your time.
>> John Baker
>> http://www.geocities.com/johnsrobotics/
>>
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Thanks for your time,
John Baker
Tracy Allen <tracy@e...> wrote:
The STAMPW.EXE does have to be a fairly recent version, because the
'pe is the most recent Stamp. You are using the beta currently
available from the Parallax web site, right? The BS2pe is correct
in the socket, and no bent pins?
If it all looks okay, maybe you need to call Parallax tech support.
-- Tracy
>Hi Tracy. Thanks for replying. I just checked. Vin is 6.32v and Vdd
>is 5.13v. I think this is about right. anything else that could be
>wrong?
>
>Thanks, John
>
>Tracy Allen wrote:
>John,
>
>I don't see any reason at all that the BS2pe should not work in that
>setup. Have you checked the voltages on the power supply pins, Vdd
>and Vin?
>
>
>>Hello all. Is there some trick to programming a BS2PE that I don't
>>know about? I have the newest editor, and select BS2PE from the
>>directive menu. I've tried different BOEs and none of them work for
>>the PE, but they will download to my BS2P, BS2E and BS2. I've had it
>>for a while and just removed it from the anti-static bag, and
>>installed it (I was grounded). All I get is no basic stamp found
>>error. Am I missing something here?
>>
>>Thank you for all of your time.
>> John Baker
>> http://www.geocities.com/johnsrobotics/
>>
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Thanks,
John Baker
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Allan Lane <allan.lane@h...> wrote:
VIN at 6.32 Volts? This seems awfully close to
the drop-out voltage of the regulator. It's
possible that any additional output from the
BS2pe would pull enough current to go to
'brown-out'.
But wait, you're in a BOE, right? That means
the regulator is on the BOE, you aren't using
the regulator on the chip at all, so that
can't be the problem.
BUT, if it's in a BOE, with a power-supply and
that works with other BS2 modules, it's
VERY likely the BS2pe is 'blown'.
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, John Baker
wrote:
> Hi Tracy. Thanks for replying. I just checked. Vin is 6.32v and Vdd
is 5.13v. I think this is about right. anything else that could be
wrong?
>
> Thanks, John
>
> Tracy Allen wrote:
> John,
>
> I don't see any reason at all that the BS2pe should not work in
that
> setup. Have you checked the voltages on the power supply pins, Vdd
> and Vin?
>
>
> >Hello all. Is there some trick to programming a BS2PE that I don't
> >know about? I have the newest editor, and select BS2PE from the
> >directive menu. I've tried different BOEs and none of them work
for
> >the PE, but they will download to my BS2P, BS2E and BS2. I've had
it
> >for a while and just removed it from the anti-static bag, and
> >installed it (I was grounded). All I get is no basic stamp found
> >error. Am I missing something here?
> >
> >Thank you for all of your time.
> > John Baker
> > http://www.geocities.com/johnsrobotics/
> >
>
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