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comtest/serial demo for ATmega128

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on July 28, 2005

I have been trying to get the demo code working on an atmega128 and I have succeeded at every point except for the function vAltStartComTestTasks. LED 4 is blinking very rapidly indicating transmitting, but LED 5 is not blinking at all; and LED 7 is not blinking. If I comment out the ErrorCheck for ...ComTestTasks, then LED 7 will blink. So all the other tasks are running fine. (I have connected pins 2,3 on the DB-9 connector.)

I am not using an STK500 board and have the following questions concerning the instructions for porting to it:
1) What is being done when PORTD bits 0, 1 are connected to RS (what does RS mean?)?

2) What is being done when SPROG3 is connected to ISP6PIN? (Are these things I need to worry about; I am using an ATmega128 development board from PRLLC)

And then in comtest.c, the tasks vComTxTask and vComRxTask are created, but in all my searching of the source files and headers I cannot find where they are defined. It seems these could play a very important role in the code or not much of one at all. I see that at the beginning of comtest.c there are declarations:

static portTASK_FUNCTION_PROTO ()

with the two tasks being a parameter each time it is declared, but I am not quite understanding what is going on here.

Thanks for any and all help,
Josh

RE: comtest/serial demo for ATmega128

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on August 3, 2005
I finally got everything up and running. It was simply a matter of naming convention. In Minimal/comtest.c I needed to change SIG_UART_RECV and SIG_UART_DATA to SIG_UART1_RECV and SIG_UART1_DATA.

Thanks again for the quick replies and the help
-Josh


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