PINK, but the Panther can't roar...
Hi,
I purchased the "Basic Stamp Discovery Kit (USB)" and the PINK.· My compliments, the items looks great and will give a lot of fun, but ...
I·ran into problems when it comes to the communication between the Stamp and the PINK. I follow the setup information on paper. Both systems, apart from each other works great. But trying to let them communicate with each other is just like visiting another planet. I found some discussion here about the PINK and hoped for·a solution but saw none.
I can run the the "Hello World" example on the Basic Stamp 2.·I can run the webserver, change vars by the webmodule, I can ping, uploading. But they can't talk with each other. I checked the wiring P7, P8.
DHCP is also not working, filled the quad 0.0.0.0. IP's.·All my computers uses DHCP, this little boy just doesn't respond to it.·I have a Belkin router. I run a firewall and even when I disable the firewall the PINK did not·get an IP number. I use IP-ranges on the router and there are 5 numbers left that can be used.
I checked the baud rates and they are the same, 2400, 8, N, 1 on both devices. Checked by IPSetup and the HTML-setup·page.
I used:
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Also:
Voltage on the PINK is 4,94V.
I hope someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong.
Regards,
Marcel
BTW.
I think there schould be a separate forum for the PINK...
Post Edited (Marcel) : 8/1/2006 11:35:38 PM GMT
I purchased the "Basic Stamp Discovery Kit (USB)" and the PINK.· My compliments, the items looks great and will give a lot of fun, but ...
I·ran into problems when it comes to the communication between the Stamp and the PINK. I follow the setup information on paper. Both systems, apart from each other works great. But trying to let them communicate with each other is just like visiting another planet. I found some discussion here about the PINK and hoped for·a solution but saw none.
I can run the the "Hello World" example on the Basic Stamp 2.·I can run the webserver, change vars by the webmodule, I can ping, uploading. But they can't talk with each other. I checked the wiring P7, P8.
DHCP is also not working, filled the quad 0.0.0.0. IP's.·All my computers uses DHCP, this little boy just doesn't respond to it.·I have a Belkin router. I run a firewall and even when I disable the firewall the PINK did not·get an IP number. I use IP-ranges on the router and there are 5 numbers left that can be used.
I checked the baud rates and they are the same, 2400, 8, N, 1 on both devices. Checked by IPSetup and the HTML-setup·page.
I used:
[size=2][code] ' {$STAMP BS2} ' {$PBASIC 2.5} NBVAR VAR Byte(16) SEROUT 8,16780,[noparse][[/noparse]"!NB0R00"] SERIN 7,16780,[noparse][[/noparse]STR NBVAR\16\CLS] DEBUG STR NBVAR END
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Also:
' {$STAMP BS2} ' {$PBASIC 2.5} NBVAR VAR Byte SEROUT 8,396, [noparse][[/noparse]"!NB0R00"] SERIN 7,396, [noparse][[/noparse]STR NBVAR\16\CLS] DEBUG DEC NBVAR END
Voltage on the PINK is 4,94V.
I hope someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong.
Regards,
Marcel
BTW.
I think there schould be a separate forum for the PINK...
Post Edited (Marcel) : 8/1/2006 11:35:38 PM GMT
Comments
I read the threads again and again and read that someone used the PINK examples·on the Parallax site. I downloaded them and played a little with them and voilà I can read a variable from the PINK.
Literally·I·followed my tracks·back to see what I have done and the examples I typed in yesterday·do really·work. So the only difference is that I shut down my computer, took the power off the PINK and BOE and went to bed.
Now I power up the computer, the BOE and the PINK and ran the downloaded versions and the versions I typed in from the PINK description and they work. I think that not all changes I made in·setting both PINK and·BS2·at 2400 baud are direct honored.
If I had shut down everything yesterday and started them again it would have worked.
Lesson·2:· Do a simple restart of your machinery.
Lesson 1 was that 1-Wire <> I2C
The next step is if I can get the DHCP working.
Regards,
Marcel