craigcurtin
Senior Member
Guys, I have looked through the 001 manual and am attempting to come out of the onboard 16 pin header into a seperate 40x1 that is on a custom made board.
I believe if i read it right that the pins i am interested (In terms of the output from the Picaxe.net) are pins 1,2,3,5
I have I2C comms working by forcefully reading the RTC and also updating the shared RAM - when i say forcefully i mean i am ignoring the RTS/CTS protocol (because i can not get it to work!!)
SO i think i have pins 1 and 2 connected correctly because i am on the I2C bus.
When i raise pin 3 high (which i have connected to Output 3 on the Picaxe for testing purposes - i never see PIN 5 (which i have connected to Input 0 go high, so i continually sit there and wait).
If i remove the wait for the high and just start using the bus then it is all OK.
I am using the default pages that were supplied with the picaxe.net and have not performed any downloads yet.
SO my question is - do i have the right pinouts for the .net ?? Should i be looking at 3 and 5 on the 16 way connector (looking from left to right) as being the RTS/CTS pair ?
Craig
I believe if i read it right that the pins i am interested (In terms of the output from the Picaxe.net) are pins 1,2,3,5
I have I2C comms working by forcefully reading the RTC and also updating the shared RAM - when i say forcefully i mean i am ignoring the RTS/CTS protocol (because i can not get it to work!!)
SO i think i have pins 1 and 2 connected correctly because i am on the I2C bus.
When i raise pin 3 high (which i have connected to Output 3 on the Picaxe for testing purposes - i never see PIN 5 (which i have connected to Input 0 go high, so i continually sit there and wait).
If i remove the wait for the high and just start using the bus then it is all OK.
I am using the default pages that were supplied with the picaxe.net and have not performed any downloads yet.
SO my question is - do i have the right pinouts for the .net ?? Should i be looking at 3 and 5 on the 16 way connector (looking from left to right) as being the RTS/CTS pair ?
Craig