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does anyone have code to drive a futaba servo? i have experience with AVR's but not with AvrX or any other RTOS. working code or a step by step of how to set...
jl_delagarza
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Nov 7, 2006
6:15 am
1441
This isn't an RTOS problem. There are many ways to do what you want to do. The simplest would be a routine that sets a pin high, spins for a variable amount...
larry barello
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Nov 7, 2006
6:46 am
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I plan to expand the Fifo routines to accomodate arrays such that I can for example effectively have a buffer of CAN data packets. In reading the Fifo code, I...
darkdragonnascar
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Nov 12, 2006
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Hi, ... The compiler doesn't do bounds checking. As long as the buffer is allocated large enough, then everything works. More recent versions of the compiler...
Dave Hylands
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Nov 12, 2006
2:08 am
1444
A-ha! thanks!...
darkdragonnascar
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Nov 12, 2006
9:33 am
1445
... I would say you (the OP, sorry I'm replying to the later message) are correct -- the buf[1] is wrong. Where did this come from ? This looks close to...
Christopher X. Candreva
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Nov 12, 2006
3:25 pm
1446
It comes from the 2.6g AVRX release from the files area. Actually, speaking of the BuffSerial routines, I noticed that there is a context switch for each byte...
darkdragonnascar
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Nov 12, 2006
4:05 pm
1447
... Take a look at it again, I don't think it does a context switch for each byte sent (or received for that matter). It is setting the semiphore for each byte...
Christopher X. Candreva
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Nov 12, 2006
4:49 pm
1448
From the interrupt routine, there is a Prolog/Epilog section around sending one byte: ...but I could be missing something....maybe if the interrupt gets...
darkdragonnascar
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Nov 12, 2006
6:18 pm
1449
... It could be inturrpted by anything. I tend to put them in my default however, I'll have to defer to someone who knows more than I (Larry ?) as to if they...
Christopher X. Candreva
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Nov 13, 2006
2:10 am
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Prolog and epilog are safe with regard to re-entering. You are right, however, if the interrupt rate is greater than what can be processed, the kernel stack...
larry barello
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Nov 13, 2006
3:45 am
1451
I want to know that,How is the time of context Switch in the AVRX? is a constant?...
tao_avr
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Nov 14, 2006
7:44 am
1452
I haven't counted the cycles for a long time, but switching from task to kernel is about 150 cycles and switching back to a task is around 100 cycles. It is...
larry barello
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Nov 14, 2006
5:23 pm
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...any chance you could post those up in the files section? Otherwise, could you send me a copy? I'd like to use that method to guarantee that I don't miss...
darkdragonnascar
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Nov 14, 2006
9:14 pm
1454
There isn't much to post. Just take Epilog/Prologue and insert a few lines of assembly to disable/enable the AvrX interrupts (those you assign) instead of a...
larry barello
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Nov 14, 2006
9:40 pm
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Thanks! It still helps as I'm not used to programming in assembly. ... few lines ... assign) instead ... old so ... (Timer0 and ... Behalf Of ... to ... while...
darkdragonnascar
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Nov 14, 2006
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We are in need of a code writer designer for a radio remote project using two proportional 0-5v joysticks and several toggle switches. Reciever Output side...
kerrinkolt
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Nov 19, 2006
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1457
On the surface this appeared correct, but when I plug in actual numbers things don't equal. Example: Suppose we have a 9.683040MHz CPUCLK, a DIV64 prescaler,...
jaydmdigital
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Nov 22, 2006
6:36 pm
1458
Not all clock frequencies are evenly divisible by a power of 2. The timer code that comes with the AvrX samples is very old and primitive. There are better...
larry barello
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Nov 22, 2006
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... timer ... There are ... processors. You ... Apologies in advance but I can't see the logical connection to my post and this one. I'm still trying to...
jaydmdigital
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Nov 22, 2006
8:34 pm
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Sorry if I misunderstood your original post. An 8mhz processor will burn about 20% of it's time handling a 10khz tick rate. It is a typical engineering...
larry barello
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Nov 22, 2006
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hi all I'm New in using AVRX. I'm using AVRStudio V4.12, i use AVR GCC projects. how can use AVRX??? Please Help. what files i have to include?? could any one...
eng_ahmed222
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Nov 25, 2006
3:39 pm
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... The current version has a makefile for the avr-gcc tool chain. There are also example files. There is also a lot of documentation on the web site:...
rtstofer
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Nov 26, 2006
8:32 am
1463
Hi all, H have tried to use the avrx with the Mega2560 or 2561 but the µC retarts while calling the Function "AvrXSetKernelStack(0)". One reason may be that...
m.fieseler
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Dec 12, 2006
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1464
hello everyone, i hav just started working on embedded os , mainly on atmel ATmega series.I tried my hand at many oses..but Avrx suited my requirements the...
siddharth singhal
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Dec 20, 2006
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1465
The file "Timers.c" that can be found in the Examples directory shows how to run two tasks each flashing an LED. The samples should compile and run on a mega32...
Larry Barello
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Dec 20, 2006
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1466
Hello friends!! I'm searching for a RF module to comunicate my Atmega128 microcontroller with one PC. I want to send sensor's data to the PC via wireless. In...
david ramos
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Dec 21, 2006
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1467
Yes, I have. The MaxStream (Digi) XBee and XBeePro (60mW rather than 1mW transmitter) are excellent. Super simple. If you don’t need meshing you can omit the...
steve childress
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Dec 21, 2006
11:56 pm
1468
I use the xbee module in a project. They are very simple to use. If you just want point to point communications, purchase two modules and apply power. Done....
Larry Barello
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Dec 22, 2006
2:39 am
1469
In addition to PC Board mount modules, they sell in-a-box products – like a little box with an XBeePro inside and a USB connector. I’ve used that. It’s ...
steve childress
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Dec 22, 2006
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