Someone can test arduino with serial object? It don't work for me with cf 2.5
Arduino and serial object
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A few features including Passport are unavailable initially whilst we monitor stability of the new platform, we hope to bring these online very soon. Small issues will crop up following the import from our old system, including some message formatting, translation accuracy and other things.
Thank you for your patience whilst we've worked on this and we look forward to more exciting community developments soon!
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Did you try the example provided with the extension or just a custom code?
If your arduino code is working with a simple terminal like Hterm, I would say that there is a text formatting problem since this extension is sending data as text only.Is it working with MMF2?
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Hmm maybe that because it need true COM port and this extension don't support USB connection... It work with serial monitor and other software to test I/O.
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Ok.
Are you using a serial to USB converter on the PC side or just the USB port. In the second case it won't work. As far as I know this extension is only supporting standard RS232 communication. -
Arduino Works fine with cf 2.5 and serial port ( It would be better with any bluetooth object ).....this week will take some time to show how it works.
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My test in a new thread.......The imagination is the limit
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Cool.
Are you using a virtual COM Port, Usb or wireless?
I forgot about this standard way provided with arduino drivers.
But then I do not understand why it is not working for ColdFire. Excepting if his virtual COM port is found after COM9. -
Hi conceptgame,
I use standard port USB & plugin Serialport. Download here : Please login to see this link.
Thre drivers its standard for Arduino IDE (Win,mac or linux)
Make sure the IDE port is the same as fusion:Please login to see this attachment.
.......I wait some bluetooth plugin to testing this -
I was able to create an App via MMF2 and have it send commands to the MCU and it worked very nice, however I later discovered that certain FT232RL breakout boards work and others don't work - I came to believe that the driver itself is compatible with certain 232 breakout boards, it does work with some boards and will not work with other boards. Unless the Serial extension compatibility issue is resolved some people will report failure and others will report success, I am hereby reporting both. Here is my work: Please login to see this link.
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It is great idea to create your own extension by C++ language, it is not that difficult, you just have to learn how to create extensions for MMF Clickstream via C++ programming language. I have this on my low burner oven, it is not urgent but would be nice to have, so if anyone had success with solving compatibility issue ten by all means post it here. Creating extensions is great skill to have that can expand the usability of any development software.
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By the way, I tried both of the the 232 break out boards (the one that worked with MMF and the one that did not work with MMF) per image I attached before on both Tera-Term and RealTerm serial terminals and they both worked great via those Serial Terminals - As I mentioned above, the serial extension created for MMF needs compatibility issue resolved. Whoever created this extension did great job, he just need to go few extra steps to solve compatibility issue. This is because not all RS232 converter chips (FT232RL) are exactly the same, there are always manufacturer variations that introduce those differences and compatibility issues.
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Here are the icons for those serial terminals I referred to before
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