Yes,you had sent me 3x2k2 NTC.
Then you need to reconfigure the MCU. Maybe SGK has configured it for testing for a lower temperature...
This can wait, until the back plane pcb is ready ...
BR, Toni
Yes,agree!😉Then you need to reconfigure the MCU. Maybe SGK has configured it for testing for a lower temperature...
This can wait, until the back plane pcb is ready ...
BR, Toni
Just a question for now,are temperature and dc fault indicated by different frequency flashes of the red led?
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Yes,agree!😉
Just a question for now,are temperature and dc fault indicated by different frequency flashes of the red led?
Yes:
Red / Standby LED:
- Overtemperature: blink_sl_speed=BLINK_5HZ
- DC protection: blink_sl_speed=BLINK_10HZ;
Blue / Power ON LED
- repowering delay: blink_pl_speed=BLINK_2HZ
- repowering delay forced wait: blink_pl_speed=BLINK_10HZ
- mute delay: blink_pl_speed=BLINK_5HZ
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Is it posible to <<speak>>with the housekeeping board using this?
Cutting the two lines RXD TXD from ATtiny2313?
Cutting the two lines RXD TXD from ATtiny2313?
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If it is FT232RL running with 5V VCCIO it should be possible to use it...Is it posible to <<speak>>with the housekeeping board using this?
Cutting the two lines RXD TXD from ATtiny2313?
In principle every USB2Serial converter with TTL level is usable. Speed for older housekeeping mcu is 19200 baud and newer like yours is 115200.
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Yes it is FT232RL powered via the usb socket.If it is FT232RL running with 5V VCCIO it should be possible to use it...
In principle every USB2Serial converter with TTL level is usable. Speed for older housekeeping mcu is 19200 baud and newer like yours is 115200.
There is a mistake in your most right picture:Is it posible to <<speak>>with the housekeeping board using this?
Cutting the two lines RXD TXD from ATtiny2313?
TXD from your converter should go to RX pin on MCU board connector ...
MCU board pinout pin1 - pin4:
- +5V
- TX
- RX
- GND
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Thanks Toni.I receive this.😕There is a mistake in your most right picture:
TXD from your converter should go to RX pin on MCU board connector ...
MCU board pinout pin1 - pin4:
BR, Toni
- +5V
- TX
- RX
- GND
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Wrong speed? Can't see, because of status "disconnected".Thanks Toni.I receive this.😕
BR, Toni
No,speed is ok, 115200 but something is wrong with my interface🙁Wrong speed? Can't see, because of status "disconnected".
BR, Toni
dead hardware ... ?No,speed is ok, 115200 but something is wrong with my interface🙁
The magic instant!
Housekeeping circuit spoke.😉
To see text you must hit H on keyboard.
To be able reading words is necessary to change fonts in WST English bolt.
A stupid short between TXD RXD on the interface board was the matter of troubles.
Housekeeping circuit spoke.😉
To see text you must hit H on keyboard.
To be able reading words is necessary to change fonts in WST English bolt.
A stupid short between TXD RXD on the interface board was the matter of troubles.
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Hint: use putty.exe using usb serial port...The magic instant!
Housekeeping circuit spoke.😉
To see text you must hit H on keyboard.
To be able reading words is necessary to change fonts in WST English bolt.
A stupid short between TXD RXD on the interface board was the matter of troubles.
I think that wrong thermistors has been selected in the configuration menu.
I have 2K2 NTC.



Because i have only on-off switch(led illuminated),configuration changed to switch=1
I dont know what i will use for fault indication.
May be i must look for a common anode duo led😕
Ideally will be a duo led illuminated switch.
SGK has sent me a mini pcb that requires a push button and two leds,but this requires a difficult to find cap for the button and an extra fine front panel drilling.
I dont know what i will use for fault indication.
May be i must look for a common anode duo led😕
Ideally will be a duo led illuminated switch.
SGK has sent me a mini pcb that requires a push button and two leds,but this requires a difficult to find cap for the button and an extra fine front panel drilling.
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