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Sivabalan asked a question in Tibbo on March 14, 2009 05:09:
Unicode supportI want to know about whether Tibbo supports Unicode Text Format or not...? if not supporting any other ways to get support for Unicode Text Format..?
Sivabalan replied to "about schematic of em1000", but it was removed. see the change log
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Sivabalan reported a problem in Tibbo on February 25, 2009 06:58:
about schematic of em1000i want know about the value of inductors in em1000+wa1000 schmatic. in this the value is mentioned by 120 . but is it milli henry or micro henry ? plz reply fast...........today....
Sivabalan replied on November 15, 2008 04:45 to the problem "How to erase the application memory in EM1000-TEV" in Tibbo:
Otherwise u try this one,
OK, supposedly when you load new firmware, it should cover over the program
running inside. Anyways, please try this.
1. Change your code under TIDE so that it will not reboot.
2. Press Project > Rebuild All
3. Copy the project's TPC file to a temp location.
4. Copy the firmware to the same location as the TPC file.
5. Open Command Prompt (Windows Start > Run > cmd)
6. Navigate to the folder holding the two files.
7. type : copy /B xxx.bin+yyy.tpc zzz.bin (xxx = firmware name, yyy = TPC
name, ZZZ final combined file name that you can choose)
8. Now, load this complied firmware using the serial port, it should cover
over the old program inside.
A comment on the problem "How to erase the application memory in EM1000-TEV" in Tibbo:
Dear $@M,
From what you are describing I am assuming that you are not running under
debug mode.
You mentioned that you cannot load the firmware through the serial port?
If the serial upload does not work, please try this:
1. First open the project you had and remove the sys.reboot.
2. Goto Projects > Rebuild All and Upload and wait until it says "uploading",
at this time plug in the power to the EM1000 TEV.
This should give the system enough time to not run the program inside and
start the uploading of the new program.
Regards,
sivabalan – Sivabalan, on November 15, 2008 04:43
Sivabalan marked one of $@M's replies in Tibbo as useful. $@M replied to the problem "How to erase the application memory in EM1000-TEV".
sivabalan replied on September 22, 2008 09:46 to the problem "How to erase the application memory in EM1000-TEV" in Tibbo:
sivabalan replied on September 20, 2008 08:22 to the idea "Anybody using I/O Ninja?" in Tibbo:
sivabalan reported a problem in Tibbo on September 20, 2008 05:51:
How to erase the application memory in EM1000-TEVHi,
I used EM1000-TEV development system.
The problem is
1) The device firmware is uploading properly through serial port. But the device reboot suddenly,by not allowing the program to upload via network.
2)Even in the device Explorer window,the device is not listed,this is because of frequent rebooting of the device.
3) The frequent reboot occurs because " sub on_pat( ) sys.reboot end sub" is included as shown below:
sub on_sys_init
dim sp as string
io.num=PL_IO_NUM_1
io.enabled=YES
ser.num=1
ser.rxbuffrq(4) 'we ask for 4*256-16=1008 bytes for the RX buffer of ser 1
ser.txbuffrq(4) 'we ask for 4*256-16=1008 bytes for the TX buffer of ser 1
net.ip = "192.168.1.93" '' set IP address << YOU MIGHT NEED TO CHANGE
sock.num = 0
sock.rxbuffrq(4)
sock.txbuffrq(4)
sock.varbuffrq(2)
sock.protocol=PL_SOCK_PROTOCOL_TCP
sock.inconmode=PL_SOCK_INCONMODE_ANY_IP_ANY_PORT
sock.httpportlist="80"
sys.buffalloc
ser.num=1
ser.enabled=YES 'The serial port is now ON!
pat.play("G-G-G_",NO)
end sub
// Some other code removed here........
sub on_pat()
sys.reboot
end sub
4)Because of this code, every time the device reboots and initializes and again reboots which is occurring continuously.Hence not allowing to upload the other program through the network.
5)Also suggest me, whether it is possible to upload the program through serial port.
So kindly suggest me the solution for these problems.
Regards,
Sivabalan
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