If I type the run command I get this nice messages. Can someone help me?
couldn't open "-1": no such file or directory
couldn't open "-1": no such file or directory
while executing
"open $file2send"
(procedure "compileFile" line 31)
invoked from within
"compileFile $file2send"
(procedure "runButton" line 10)
invoked from within
"runButton"
(procedure "incCompile" line 21)
invoked from within
"incCompile $line"
(procedure "putRS232" line 8)
invoked from within
"putRS232"
(command bound to event)
RS232 failure to communicate
Re: RS232 failure to communicate
OK, I need some details, what board/chip are you using? What type of serial connection? It looks like it's probably BASIC
What version of BASICtools are you running?
What is the name of the program you are trying to download? It looks like the name is -1 which would be a problem.
Does your version of BASICtools show examples under the Help menus? Can you load any of those?
If BASICtools does not show those, then there is a newer version, download that from the Coridium website Support page.
What version of BASICtools are you running?
What is the name of the program you are trying to download? It looks like the name is -1 which would be a problem.
Does your version of BASICtools show examples under the Help menus? Can you load any of those?
If BASICtools does not show those, then there is a newer version, download that from the Coridium website Support page.
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Re: RS232 failure to communicate
I am using a LPC11144NC28 controller.
For example if I type
I am using the program Basictools 5.16.
print "hello world" no problem. I can do a list etcetera. But if I type the run command it shows that error message.
Welcome to ARMbasic Kernel[8.14] with Floating Point Copyright 2012, Coridium Corp.
for the BASICchip
list
print "hello world"
list
run
Programming Flash 19200 Manual...
And it doesn't show anymore.
For example if I type
I am using the program Basictools 5.16.
print "hello world" no problem. I can do a list etcetera. But if I type the run command it shows that error message.
Welcome to ARMbasic Kernel[8.14] with Floating Point Copyright 2012, Coridium Corp.
for the BASICchip
list
print "hello world"
list
run
Programming Flash 19200 Manual...
And it doesn't show anymore.
Re: RS232 failure to communicate
Here's what I see when I type what you typed on a BASICboard, was the same for me in manual mode
Welcome to ARMbasic Kernel[8.15] with Floating Point Copyright 2012, Coridium Corp.
for the BASICchip
so far so good, you see the same message from BASICchip (different firmware version, but that's OK)
list
print "hello world"
list
print "hello world"
not sure why you didn't see this. You did type into the box following the ? Enter:
run
Programming Flash 1114... now why it showed 19200 Manual -- I can't ever remember seeing that -- but it may have in a very old version of the tools
ARMbasic[8.16d] on the PC Copyright 2012, Coridium Corp. the fact this line did not show up tells me it is an old version of the tools, this was added last spring so we could see which compiler was being used
*+*+
... ( 0.02K code + 0.01K string)/20K 0.00/2K data programmed
Executing...
hello world
... Finished in 7 ms
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So first thing to do is try a newer version of the tools, get them from the link on the Coridium website http://coridium.us/technical_support.html page
Welcome to ARMbasic Kernel[8.15] with Floating Point Copyright 2012, Coridium Corp.
for the BASICchip
so far so good, you see the same message from BASICchip (different firmware version, but that's OK)
list
print "hello world"
list
print "hello world"
not sure why you didn't see this. You did type into the box following the ? Enter:
run
Programming Flash 1114... now why it showed 19200 Manual -- I can't ever remember seeing that -- but it may have in a very old version of the tools
ARMbasic[8.16d] on the PC Copyright 2012, Coridium Corp. the fact this line did not show up tells me it is an old version of the tools, this was added last spring so we could see which compiler was being used
*+*+
... ( 0.02K code + 0.01K string)/20K 0.00/2K data programmed
Executing...
hello world
... Finished in 7 ms
--------------------
So first thing to do is try a newer version of the tools, get them from the link on the Coridium website http://coridium.us/technical_support.html page
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Re: RS232 failure to communicate
Ok,
I installed the new basic tools program and the same troubles. Must I upgrade also to version 8.16 or so and if yes must I pay for that firmware upgrade?
I installed the new basic tools program and the same troubles. Must I upgrade also to version 8.16 or so and if yes must I pay for that firmware upgrade?
Re: RS232 failure to communicate
You don't need a firmware upgrade.
What version of the compiler do you have (it's in the Help About BASICtools line)?
It seems to me you don't really have the latest tools, as it doesn't show the compiler version in the clip you sent. Maybe remove the old tools, delete any Coridium directories and re-install
What are you using for a serial connection?
What version of the compiler do you have (it's in the Help About BASICtools line)?
It seems to me you don't really have the latest tools, as it doesn't show the compiler version in the clip you sent. Maybe remove the old tools, delete any Coridium directories and re-install
What are you using for a serial connection?
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Re: RS232 failure to communicate
I am using a chipkit max with a ftdi as the serial communication.
Re: RS232 failure to communicate
I can't speak the the chipkit, though I believe it should work.
What happens when you load the blinky example?
HELP -> Examples -> Blinky
What happens when you load the blinky example?
HELP -> Examples -> Blinky
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Re: RS232 failure to communicate
I got almost the same failure message. Both on windows xp and on windows 7.
Re: RS232 failure to communicate
I can't explain why what you see is different, so the other questions would be--
What OS are you using? (we routinely are running Win7 or XP)
What FTDI driver are you using? (we are now using 2.8.24 -- available from our installer in Windows Driver folder or check http://www.ftdichip.com for the latest VCP driver)
As you are getting data from the BASICchip, TXD (from chip) to the PC is connected
Maybe you don't have RXD (to chip from PC) connected.
What happens when you type @0 into the Enter window
You should see
00000000: 10000FE0 000000C9 000008B3 000008B7 000008BB 000008BF 000008C3 EFFFC3B0
If you don't see that, then your RXD line is not connected.
What OS are you using? (we routinely are running Win7 or XP)
What FTDI driver are you using? (we are now using 2.8.24 -- available from our installer in Windows Driver folder or check http://www.ftdichip.com for the latest VCP driver)
As you are getting data from the BASICchip, TXD (from chip) to the PC is connected
Maybe you don't have RXD (to chip from PC) connected.
What happens when you type @0 into the Enter window
You should see
00000000: 10000FE0 000000C9 000008B3 000008B7 000008BB 000008BF 000008C3 EFFFC3B0
If you don't see that, then your RXD line is not connected.