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2008-01-14 by Kevin Rosenberg
BobGardner@aol.com wrote: > 1.3 runs on my xphome dev machine, I got the err on a dell laptop with xppro > but no compilers... Hi Bob, since you have a system where it runs and another where it doesn't, you could be of great help if your have the time and inclination. I uploaded
2008-01-14 by Kevin Rosenberg
BobGardner@aol.com wrote: > The avrcalc that comes bundled in the bin diirectory of iccavr is by Jack > Tidwell. You could use KRAVRcalc? Thanks David and Bob. Yes, I should rename it for distinction. Perhaps KAVRCalc will be reasonable. Appreciate the history information. Kevin
2008-01-14 by Kevin Rosenberg
BobGardner@aol.com wrote: > 1.3 runs on my xphome dev machine, I got the err on a dell laptop with xppro > but no compilers... Thanks for the info, Bob. That suggests a missing DLL that I should bundle with the application. That a good step for further investigation. Kevin
2008-01-14 by BobGardner@aol.com
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2008-01-14 by BobGardner@aol.com
The avrcalc that comes bundled in the bin diirectory of iccavr is by Jack Tidwell. You could use KRAVRcalc? In a message dated 1/13/2008 6:37:21 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, kevin@rosenberg.net writes: stevech11 wrote: > Runs OK here. XP SP2. Thanks for the report, Steve. > I appr
2008-01-14 by BobGardner@aol.com
1.3 runs on my xphome dev machine, I got the err on a dell laptop with xppro but no compilers... In a message dated 1/13/2008 6:22:07 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, kevin@rosenberg.net writes: BobGardner@aol.com wrote: > I get 'application configuration is incorrect' dialog Is this
2008-01-13 by David VanHorn
> I've only been working on this application for the past month. I think > there may be some confusion with another application with the same > name. I should do a web search and potentially rename my application > if that is the case. Jack Tidwell's AVRCALC was out several years
2008-01-13 by Kevin Rosenberg
stevech11 wrote: > Runs OK here. XP SP2. Thanks for the report, Steve. > I appreciate the work that's been put into AVCRCalc over a long period > of time! I've only been working on this application for the past month. I think there may be some confusion with another application w
2008-01-13 by Kevin Rosenberg
BobGardner@aol.com wrote: > I get 'application configuration is incorrect' dialog Is this version version 1.3 (a changelog file is included in the zip of later versions)? What version of Windows? Is this before the application displays an initial dialog box? Thanks for the report
2008-01-13 by Kevin Rosenberg
englsprogeny wrote: > I couldn't get this to work on my PC [invalid handle error] Was this at startup or after the dialog box was shown. What version of Windows are you using? It's possible the application is trying to use some DLL that is not present on your system. Thanks in ad
2008-01-13 by Kevin Rosenberg
Leon wrote: > It crashed on mine, with an error message, when I input something invalid. I > can't remember what I did, though. Yes, there were several areas where the application would crash on invald input. I believe I have all those fixed in the current version which I hope to
2008-01-13 by BobGardner@aol.com
I get 'application configuration is incorrect' dialog -----Original Message----- From: Kevin Rosenberg To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sat, 12 Jan 2008 8:43 pm Subject: [AVR-Chat] New version of avrcalc uploaded I've uploaded a new version of my AVR Calculator for Windows and
2008-01-13 by stevech11
Runs OK here. XP SP2. I appreciate the work that's been put into AVCRCalc over a long period of time! --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, BobGardner@... wrote: > > I get 'application configuration is incorrect' dialog > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kevin Rosenberg > To: AV
2008-01-13 by Leon
----- Original Message ----- From: "englsprogeny" To: Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 5:02 PM Subject: [AVR-Chat] Re: New version of avrcalc uploaded > > > I couldn't get this to work on my PC [invalid handle error] It crashed on mine, with an error message, when I input something
2008-01-13 by englsprogeny
I couldn't get this to work on my PC [invalid handle error] --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Rosenberg wrote: > > I've uploaded a new version of my AVR Calculator for Windows and > Linux. It is free and available for download at > http://b9.com/elect/avr/avrcalc/ > > Please
2008-01-13 by dlc
Macintosh version? Kevin Rosenberg wrote: > I've uploaded a new version of my AVR Calculator for Windows and > Linux. It is free and available for download at > http://b9.com/elect/avr/avrcalc/ > > Please forward any bug reports or feature requests to me. > > Enjoy! > -- --------
2008-01-13 by Chuck Hackett
(Resend because I didn't see it come through the list - sorry if it's a duplicate) > From: Roy E. Burrage > > Chuck Hackett wrote: > > >Gentlemen, > > > >I am looking for an RTOS to "standardize" on in my (hobby) work with > >AVRs. > > > >I would like to find an RTS that is "full
2008-01-13 by Chuck Hackett
(Resend because I didn't see it come through the list - sorry if it's a duplicate) I have a problem with AVR Studio (Version 4.13, Build 528). I compile a project (GCC project, using F7 to rebuild) which results in various errors. When I click on one of the errors in the build wi
2008-01-13 by James Wagner
Thanks, Just subscribed... Jim Wagner On Jan 12, 2008, at 5:45 PM, Kevin Rosenberg wrote: > With the unannounced and prolonged downtime of avrfreaks.net, I setup > a mail list which can be used by avrfreak members to continue > communication while the web site is down (and also,
2008-01-13 by Kevin Rosenberg
With the unannounced and prolonged downtime of avrfreaks.net, I setup a mail list which can be used by avrfreak members to continue communication while the web site is down (and also, if desired, as an alternative method of communication long-term). To subscribe to the mail list,
2008-01-13 by Kevin Rosenberg
I've uploaded a new version of my AVR Calculator for Windows and Linux. It is free and available for download at http://b9.com/elect/avr/avrcalc/ Please forward any bug reports or feature requests to me. Enjoy! -- Kevin Rosenberg kevin@rosenberg.net
2008-01-12 by larry barello
AVR32 is a full blown processor with MMU, etc. It is suppose to do about 3x the mips per mhz that an ARM9 does. The NWG100 board ($73 from mouser?) has linux installed and the complete BSP and development environment (including eclipse IDE) are downloadable from www.atmel.com. Th
2008-01-12 by k5atm
On advice from the list this week I purchased a butterfly carrier to go along with my AVRRISP MKII (USB programmer. I also purchased an ICE Cube. The carrier board kit went together well. I compiled the original butterfly code (ported to winavr) and loaded it fine with the ICE Cu
2008-01-12 by Bob Paddock
On Friday 11 January 2008 01:17:00 pm David Collier wrote: > Anyone using this device? Got any tales to tell? > > I have heard that there' no "full-blown" Linux C library for it - just a > ucLinux one. Is that still true? Does the AVR32 have a MMU? Usuall ucLinux is used on the s
2008-01-12 by Bob Paddock
On Friday 11 January 2008 03:35:38 pm Kevin Rosenberg wrote: > Hmm, it appears that avrfreaks.net is having a prolonged downtime this > morning. It was hacked early Friday morning. It had "interesting" visuals before they took it down. Hopefully they are using the prolonged down
2008-01-12 by Graham Davies
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Bob Paddock wrote: > Does the AVR32 have a MMU? Yes. > Usuall ucLinux is used on the systems > that do not have Memory Management Units, > so there many never be a '"full-blown" Linux'. The OP is not asking about Linux versus uClinux. The AVR32 ru
2008-01-12 by larry barello
Include uint16_t CRC16_8005_TABLE[256] PROGMEM = {...}; The routines from are extremely efficient in both space and time. I think you would be hard pressed to beat them even with a table driven algorithm. Cheers! -----Original Message----- From: avr-chat-bounces+yahoo=barello.net
2008-01-12 by BobGardner@aol.com
In a message dated 1/11/08 1:19:42 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, from_yahooAVRchat@dexdyne.com writes: Anyone using this device? Got any tales to tell? I have heard that there' no "full-blown" Linux C library for it - just a ucLinux one. Is that still true? ========================
2008-01-11 by I B
Thanks a lot both of you. I think I had the connections correct, but had set the Aref to Vcc. This has been changed now, but I have a new problem: I get some kind of program error when I try to compile: WARNING: Flash byte address 0x006E is 0xE0 (should be 0xE2) Failed! So, I am
2008-01-11 by Klaus Ruebsam
No problem. That´s normal for the site (unfortunately). Just wait a couple of hours (sometimes even two days), and it will be back online as normal. Best regards, Klaus -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com [mailto:AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com] Im Auftrag vo
2008-01-11 by James Wagner
Right - No access for at least 4 hours. Oh, the withdrawal! Jim Wagner On Jan 11, 2008, at 12:35 PM, Kevin Rosenberg wrote: > Hmm, it appears that avrfreaks.net is having a prolonged downtime this > morning. > > Kevin > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-01-11 by Kevin Rosenberg
Hmm, it appears that avrfreaks.net is having a prolonged downtime this morning. Kevin
2008-01-11 by David Collier
Anyone using this device? Got any tales to tell? I have heard that there' no "full-blown" Linux C library for it - just a ucLinux one. Is that still true? David
2008-01-11 by Graham Davies
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Graham Davies" wrote: > > I am working on a new product intended > to make the AVR Dragon as easy to use > and as flexible as the old STK500 ... Well, after sifting through feedback from field testers and a lot of difficult compromise, I have the
2008-01-11 by David VanHorn
Sparkfun sells some EXTREMELY tiny modules with integral antenna, on 2.4 GHz, using Nordic NRF2401 chips. I've done the AVR interface, and once you get through configuring the chips, they work great. Impressive range with simple antennas too.
2008-01-11 by Rene Teo
If that is the case, then you have wide choice of RF modules to choose from. If you were looking at something like HO (where the receiver has to be about 0.65x1.00in.) then it would be a different story. In any event, if size is not an issue, then one of the XBee modules from Max
2008-01-11 by Rene Teo
What gauge (scale) trains are you looking at? I think size will be a major consideration. ----- Original Message ----- From: Warpina Kezovitch To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2008 7:52 PM Subject: [AVR-Chat] Re: Looking for some RF examples > Interfacing
2008-01-11 by James Wagner
You need to watch out because the term "RF module" covers a very big range. There are some very nice, and inexpensive ones from England (not personally used) which I cannot find. There are also some inexpensive ones sold by Laipac in Spain. The simplest are those that take plain
2008-01-11 by James Wagner
Warpina - Interfacing to an RF module depends ENTIRELY on the RF module. Some take an interface like SPI. Some take plain logic-level UART input/ output. Some take parallel data. Some take TWI. Some take other means. You need to define the RF module, first. Look at communication
2008-01-11 by Warpina Kezovitch
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, James Wagner wrote: > > You need to watch out because the term "RF module" covers a very big > range. > > There are some very nice, and inexpensive ones from England (not > personally used) which I cannot find. There are also some inexpensive > on
2008-01-11 by Warpina Kezovitch
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Rene Teo" wrote: > > What gauge (scale) trains are you looking at? I think size will be a major > consideration. The gauge is often referred to as L gauge, but essentially Lego trains. The conductive tracks were available, but there is a push for
2008-01-11 by dpharris@telus.net
Hi- The second link is: http://www.serasidis.gr/circuits/RF_remote_control/RF_remote_control.htm David Quoting Warpina Kezovitch : > I have found a couple of examples of interfacing an RF module with AVR > uC, but I was hoping to get a few more examples. > > So far, I have: > www
2008-01-11 by Warpina Kezovitch
> Interfacing to an RF module depends ENTIRELY on the RF module. That is why I am searching for as many examples as I can. I am trying to determine what will be the best set up for me, to 'RC' some model trains. One of the links/devices that I listed uses a MAXIM232 to interface
2008-01-11 by Warpina Kezovitch
I have found a couple of examples of interfacing an RF module with AVR uC, but I was hoping to get a few more examples. So far, I have: www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/05/01/simple-rf-wireless-link and www.serasidis.gr/circuits/RF_remote-contol/RF_remote_control.htm I have also co
2008-01-11 by Dennis Clark
> I would expect the STK502 to come with a schematic. You should be able to > look at that schematic to determine which pin the NTC is connected to, and > from there know which ADC channel you need to be reading. And if not, I found this to be useful. http://www.gaw.ru/pdf/Atmel/
2008-01-11 by Philippe Habib
I would expect the STK502 to come with a schematic. You should be able to look at that schematic to determine which pin the NTC is connected to, and from there know which ADC channel you need to be reading. -----Original Message----- From: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com [mailto:AVR-Cha
2008-01-10 by Chuck Hackett
> From: Roy E. Burrage > > Chuck Hackett wrote: > > >Gentlemen, > > > >I am looking for an RTOS to "standardize" on in my (hobby) work with > >AVRs. > > > >I would like to find an RTS that is "full-featured" with things like > >tracing (to a serial port, etc.), inter-task messagi
2008-01-10 by I B
Hello everyone, I am trying to measure temperature using STK502, using the NTC transistor on the board. Would you have the code for getting the readings or would you know which channel this information is at? Thanks, Irene _________________________________________________________
2008-01-09 by James Wagner
This is also true of many of the "modern" programmable logic devices. It may well be something like this that they are talking about. The logic chip has an associated "configuration memory". Jim Wagner On Jan 8, 2008, at 4:41 PM, Tom Becker wrote: > A followup: > > Today I receiv
2008-01-08 by Tom Becker
A followup: Today I received a datasheet from Philips that provides a little more information about the PLN-2020 Twin-eye laser motion sensor. In it is this: "In order to support a wide field of applications the PLN2022 twin-eye laser sensor is equipped with a 2k random access me