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smileymicros
PostPosted: Nov 09, 2006 - 06:52 PM
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Cliff,

Glad you finally got it going, had me worried there Very Happy

MicroCarl,

I've not used the 'publish' with C# before, but just did and I've posted the zip of the publish file. Since I don't have a virgin machine (not screwed by C# or .NET) I can't really test it. Also the main reason for posting this was for folks to use the source code and learn C# so they can modify the terminal as they wish. I'm not really sure how valuable this is as a stand alone terminal.

I'm finishing up the beta version of the Developer's Terminal and will start a thread on it soon.

Smiley

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PostPosted: Nov 09, 2006 - 08:55 PM
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A published version of the program will possibly try and download and install .NET2 automatically if it can't find it on the machine. At least that's what happens with my VB Message Sation program.
Just a little forewarning and I would be interested in feedback from people that don't have .NET2 yet to see if this is the case with C# also.

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Raihan
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Hey Guys
I need some HELP!!!
I have programmed a Motorola 9S12DP256 board to receive data from heart and then the ADC on the board converts it to DIGITAL data, then I have a CLassII bluetooth which will transmit the data thru RS232 port to computer, the bluetooth sender and receive are conneted via Virtual COM5 port but I have to receive it in COM 2 port, is there a GUI you have which will just receive this data and save it in a file or at least plot all these data over time?
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I have programmed a Motorola 9S12DP256 board

Ask there.
http://forums.freescale.com/

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I agree !!!

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By the way, the above post sparked a mini Motorola bashing war here: http://forums.freescale.com/freescale/board/message?board.id=8BITCOMM&message.id=9394#M9394
The brave warmonger, whomever he might be Mr. Green , could use some help in the war for "Truth, Justice and the AVR way"

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PostPosted: Apr 01, 2008 - 08:45 AM
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thankyou this is a great help
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sduliuzhe
PostPosted: Apr 12, 2010 - 12:00 PM
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smileymicros wrote:
THIS IS NOW OBSOLETE - go to www.smileymicros.com for the latest Simple Terminal source code, executable, and documentation



THE FOLLOWING IS OBSOLETE
The first 30 downloaders got some bad code, so if you were one, please download Beta2 Zipped.zip

Rolling Eyes SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE Crying or Very sad



The free C# 2005 Express (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/download/) provides an easy (relatively) way to create a PC side GUI (Graphical User Interface) for serial communication with a microcontroller. I've pulled out a chapter (28 pages) of a book I'm working on. This chapter, The Simple Terminal Source Code - beta release.pdf is appended and shows how to build a simple terminal for serial communications between a PC and a COM port device. The appended zip file also contains two directories with the related source code.

I think that this would be a good way for someone interested in microcontrollers to learn to create PC GUIs and I'm willing to provide help (either on this thread or via emails) to anyone who wants to read the chapter and work through the materials to build the C# programs. In return all I ask is some feedback, especially looking for typos, stupidos, and what-tha-fuuu-os.

EDIT: Fixed bug for Settings menu returning a null string for a COM port. See below for now. I'll add the fix to the code later and delete this EDIT line.
EDIT: Can't find COM ports on Windows 2000. I'll look into this.

Smiley

PS
The download will be named index.php, change that to Beta2Zipped.zip on your computer.


thanks so much ,can you send me your code in your spare time ,I really need it ,thanks so much much ,and my E-mail is : sduliuzhe@gmail.com
 
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PostPosted: Apr 12, 2010 - 12:42 PM
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smileymicros wrote:
THIS IS NOW OBSOLETE - go to www.smileymicros.com for the latest Simple Terminal source code, executable, and documentation



THE FOLLOWING IS OBSOLETE
The first 30 downloaders got some bad code, so if you were one, please download Beta2 Zipped.zip

Rolling Eyes SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE Crying or Very sad



The free C# 2005 Express (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/download/) provides an easy (relatively) way to create a PC side GUI (Graphical User Interface) for serial communication with a microcontroller. I've pulled out a chapter (28 pages) of a book I'm working on. This chapter, The Simple Terminal Source Code - beta release.pdf is appended and shows how to build a simple terminal for serial communications between a PC and a COM port device. The appended zip file also contains two directories with the related source code.

I think that this would be a good way for someone interested in microcontrollers to learn to create PC GUIs and I'm willing to provide help (either on this thread or via emails) to anyone who wants to read the chapter and work through the materials to build the C# programs. In return all I ask is some feedback, especially looking for typos, stupidos, and what-tha-fuuu-os.

EDIT: Fixed bug for Settings menu returning a null string for a COM port. See below for now. I'll add the fix to the code later and delete this EDIT line.
EDIT: Can't find COM ports on Windows 2000. I'll look into this.

Smiley

PS
The download will be named index.php, change that to Beta2Zipped.zip on your computer.



excuse me ,I couldn't find your code can you tell me where can I download ?or can you send me ,I need it !
thanks a lot
 
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PostPosted: Apr 12, 2010 - 12:53 PM
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smileymicros wrote:
Cliff,

Glad you finally got it going, had me worried there Very Happy

MicroCarl,

I've not used the 'publish' with C# before, but just did and I've posted the zip of the publish file. Since I don't have a virgin machine (not screwed by C# or .NET) I can't really test it. Also the main reason for posting this was for folks to use the source code and learn C# so they can modify the terminal as they wish. I'm not really sure how valuable this is as a stand alone terminal.

I'm finishing up the beta version of the Developer's Terminal and will start a thread on it soon.

Smiley



Hi , S,Now I am doing a project. Part of them is about communicating data betwwen PC and microcontroller:
I want to give two number ,for example ,A=0x001122, B=0x223333 to microcontroller AVRMega8515.In microcontroller ,I have already write the algorithm "multiplication",Now I want to send A and B to SRAM (memory of Microcontroller),from PC and store it in SRAM ,then LD A and B to register using the algorithm to compute the result of A*B,. After that I store the result to SRAM,
and From SRAM ,give PC the result of multiplication of A and B.

That mean I should write a communicating programe betwwen SRAM and PC, maybe I should use the serial communicating port but I haven't find any example about that kind programe,Can you help me ?IF anyone who have some exprience with this ,can you attache your souce code ?Thanks so much !! and if someone know some website about that ,please tell me ,thanks !
my email is sduliuzhe@gmail.com
thanks a lot
 
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smileymicros
PostPosted: Apr 12, 2010 - 05:57 PM
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You can get the Simple Terminal at:
http://www.smileymicros.com/index.php?m ... tion=98:98

Code for communicating between an AVR serial port and a PC terminal is ubiquitous and you can find many examples with a simple Google search.

Smiley

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