Need some help on understanding the RUN command
If I have a program in slot 0 which executes with the run command a program residing in slot 1, where does control pass back to in slot 0 after the program in slot 1 has completed? If I do a RUN 0 command from slot 1 where does the program in slot 0 take off and operate from??
Thanks in advance for your help...
G. Gardner - gomango9127@hotmail.com
Thanks in advance for your help...
G. Gardner - gomango9127@hotmail.com
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Guy Gardner
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Guy M. Gardner
·· You could also try reading the following Nuts & Volts Article...It covers Multi-Bank Programming.
http://www.parallax.com/dl/docs/cols/nv/vol3/col/nv87.pdf
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com
Is there a temperature sensor like the DS1620 that is simple, and goes into the 350 deg F range?
Haven't found your info on the Solder Pot example yet.
Guy
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Guy M. Gardner
·· I thought I e-mailed you some information on that.· What did you need to know?· We don't have a published schematic or source code on it currently.· I would need to see about getting the schematic written up, etc.· But it's fairly simple, so I could simply the connections for you.
·· I used a Super Carrier Board and a BS2px24.· The only reason I used a BS2px24 was because I used a Rotary Encoder to adjust the Set Temperature and I wanted to ensure I had the speed to read it while updating the display, etc.· I used our Thermocouple interface (DS2760) and the display was actually an SLED4 from RENTRON.
·· The actual output driver for the Solder Pot is a 50A Crydom SSR, which only gets a little warm when it is turning the pot on.· I don't know where we got the probe we are using, but it is made for the job (K-Type) and has a tip designed to go through a stainless steel collet into the pot.
·· The unit was designed so that the Set Temperature couldn't be changed unless you were also holding down a button, which requires 2 hands, thus preventing accidental changing of the temperature.· Pressing the button switches the display from the current temperature to the set temperature.· Each time the button is released the Set temp is updated in an EEPROM location which is read at startup so it always remembers the last setting.· I hope this helps.· Take care.
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com
http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php?p=600190
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com