Sri for the delayed reply. Well that's good news. I'm anxiously awaiting the boards arrival.
Yes, indeed lots of I/O should keep me reading and quite busy hooking up all that hardware on the board to FF.
Nawh, I don't know any finish. Thank Google for that one.. :) Although 65 years ago I did speak Danish. I suppose there are enough similarities that we could have made one another understood. Could not carry on a conversation now after all that time.
I did try firing up a 18F2550 w/ USB comms. Some chatter going on w/ host but not recognized so will have to debug that too. Developing.
73
joe
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About the 2550 and FF3.8.
You need to disable the idle mode for the USB
to work reliably. I should fix it in the code so that the USB compilation
always disables the idle mode.
Mike
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Hi Pete,
I have been adding support for the PIC24F32KA/KL low power CPUs.
These are quit nice, have also eeprom, but maybe a bit lacking in the ram department. 32 Kbytes flash and 2 Kbytes of ram.
Another thing is to move over to MPLABX. It works also on Linux. I prefer to use Linux if possible.
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Sounds good....I am in the process of general editing/clean-up of my copy of FF_4.8 and documentation. Not sure which of the 24/30 family I will end up using yet. First edit was to "<>", of course.
Pete
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Pete,
I just imported the legacy mplab project into a mplabx project.
The only issue I had was with the include path of the .cfg files.
These were only found if they were in the project directory.
I have not really decided how to structure the directories for mplabx.
Mike
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Hi Joe,
You know your Finnish ;-) Ja Pöh.
The FF4.8 was developed on p24hj128gp 502.
So there should no problems with 504 which just has more I/O.
Mike
Hi Mike,
Sri for the delayed reply. Well that's good news. I'm anxiously awaiting the boards arrival.
Yes, indeed lots of I/O should keep me reading and quite busy hooking up all that hardware on the board to FF.
Nawh, I don't know any finish. Thank Google for that one.. :) Although 65 years ago I did speak Danish. I suppose there are enough similarities that we could have made one another understood. Could not carry on a conversation now after all that time.
I did try firing up a 18F2550 w/ USB comms. Some chatter going on w/ host but not recognized so will have to debug that too. Developing.
73
Ouch, spell checker let me get by w/ that one! > Finnish.. :)
About the 2550 and FF3.8.
You need to disable the idle mode for the USB
to work reliably. I should fix it in the code so that the USB compilation
always disables the idle mode.
Mike
Hi Mikael,
Looks like I will be back on the PIC30 for a while.
Anything new or interesting in the pipeline for FF4.8 ?
Pete
Hi Pete,
I have been adding support for the PIC24F32KA/KL low power CPUs.
These are quit nice, have also eeprom, but maybe a bit lacking in the ram department. 32 Kbytes flash and 2 Kbytes of ram.
Another thing is to move over to MPLABX. It works also on Linux. I prefer to use Linux if possible.
Sounds good....I am in the process of general editing/clean-up of my copy of FF_4.8 and documentation. Not sure which of the 24/30 family I will end up using yet. First edit was to "<>", of course.
Pete
Mikael,
Have you done anything special to configure MPLABX for your use with FF?
Pete
Pete,
I just imported the legacy mplab project into a mplabx project.
The only issue I had was with the include path of the .cfg files.
These were only found if they were in the project directory.
I have not really decided how to structure the directories for mplabx.
Mike