I want to use Linux instead of window I ran into the same problem - eventually I had give up and just have both Windows and Linux installed on my machine.
I run windows when I need to debug, read the...
Help me understand this circuit (3v3 to 5v UART) ki0bk wrote:
Glad you got it working! BTW, you can use your TTL=3.3v cable while connected to a 5v cpu pins by placing a 1k resistor in series with your TXD/RXD pins, the...
Wednesday, 4 May 2022 - 13:40
Help me understand this circuit (3v3 to 5v UART) I marked Brian's answer as "the answer" but I just wanted to point out that all of you helped me out greatly. I tested the cable - it still works and I am now able to talk to...
Wednesday, 4 May 2022 - 13:33
Help me understand this circuit (3v3 to 5v UART) I'm still confused as to why my cable is called TTL-232R-3V3 if it has nothing to do with RS232!?
On the packaging it says:
TTL-232R-3V3
USB to TTL Serial Cable (3v3)...
Wednesday, 4 May 2022 - 12:44
Help me understand this circuit (3v3 to 5v UART) Brian Fairchild wrote:You need to take the MAX3242 out of the circuit and connect your USB converter to the xxx_3V3 lines on your board.
Hmm alright, thanks. Looking at the...
Wednesday, 4 May 2022 - 12:31
Help me understand this circuit (3v3 to 5v UART) If RS232 is 7-12V, why is my cable called TTL-232R-3V3
What does the 3v3 imply? Which part of my setup is incompatible?
I have
Computer - USB port - Cable -...
Wednesday, 4 May 2022 - 11:22
Help me understand this circuit (3v3 to 5v UART) What does the "slash 2" on the wire mean, that it's binary?
So in my case it should be 3v3 because that is the Vcc.
Back to the schematic - does that mean that...
Wednesday, 4 May 2022 - 11:04
Help me understand this circuit (3v3 to 5v UART) Brian Fairchild wrote:That chip converts to and from from EITHER 3.3V or 5V levels to RS22 levels.
The chip does so in general, or does so in this case? It seems from the...
I ran into the same problem - eventually I had give up and just have both Windows and Linux installed on my machine. I run windows when I need to debug, read the...
One thing to keep in mind is also the difference in the frequency in your home market vs foreign products. I used to live in the US and when I came back to Europe I brought my...
ki0bk wrote: Glad you got it working! BTW, you can use your TTL=3.3v cable while connected to a 5v cpu pins by placing a 1k resistor in series with your TXD/RXD pins, the...
I marked Brian's answer as "the answer" but I just wanted to point out that all of you helped me out greatly. I tested the cable - it still works and I am now able to talk to...
I'm still confused as to why my cable is called TTL-232R-3V3 if it has nothing to do with RS232!? On the packaging it says: TTL-232R-3V3 USB to TTL Serial Cable (3v3)...
Brian Fairchild wrote:You need to take the MAX3242 out of the circuit and connect your USB converter to the xxx_3V3 lines on your board. Hmm alright, thanks. Looking at the...
If RS232 is 7-12V, why is my cable called TTL-232R-3V3 What does the 3v3 imply? Which part of my setup is incompatible? I have Computer - USB port - Cable -...
What does the "slash 2" on the wire mean, that it's binary? So in my case it should be 3v3 because that is the Vcc. Back to the schematic - does that mean that...
Brian Fairchild wrote:That chip converts to and from from EITHER 3.3V or 5V levels to RS22 levels. The chip does so in general, or does so in this case? It seems from the...
mikech wrote:The while((SYS_I2C.sr & AVR32_TWIM_SR_TXRDY_MASK) != 1); is a problem because TXRDY is bit 1 (decimal 2) in the SR. Of course it is! I knew I did something...
ki0bk wrote: do you have the correct slave address, ie. does it ack the address? Yes, I can write to it and the device behaves as it should when I do. The R/W bit is...
ki0bk wrote: Are you sending the required NAK after the last byte (only byte) read? See DS above. Yes. This is standard behavior when doing a transfer. ...
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