Hello,
attached you can find the sample code with the makefile. For using the makefile, please have a look inside the user manual ( PCAN-Router manual in PDF format (English)) from our PCAN-Router. Inside this manual there is a description how to build your code with a makefile (page 25).
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- Wed 23. Nov 2011, 11:20
- Forum: PCAN-GPRS Link
- Topic: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
- Replies: 17
- Views: 35697
- Tue 22. Nov 2011, 15:36
- Forum: PCAN-GPRS Link
- Topic: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
- Replies: 17
- Views: 35697
Re: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
Hello,
I will try to create a makefile, but this will take a bit time. Because I have to test this solution. So that it is possible to create a binary file without µVision.
regards,
Fabian
I will try to create a makefile, but this will take a bit time. Because I have to test this solution. So that it is possible to create a binary file without µVision.
regards,
Fabian
- Tue 22. Nov 2011, 14:02
- Forum: PCAN-GPRS Link
- Topic: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
- Replies: 17
- Views: 35697
Re: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
Hi,
we have changed this a for a while. It is only possible to compile with old µVision Version (V4.13 or less). Is it possible for you to use/get this Version?
regards,
Fabian Hessemer
we have changed this a for a while. It is only possible to compile with old µVision Version (V4.13 or less). Is it possible for you to use/get this Version?
regards,
Fabian Hessemer
- Tue 22. Nov 2011, 07:51
- Forum: PCAN-GPRS Link
- Topic: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
- Replies: 17
- Views: 35697
Re: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
Hello expor,
could it be possible, that you have updated your µVision? The problem is, that Keil has updated the way calling gcc and the ARM-glue- file will not work with newer Versions of µVision.
Best Regards
Fabian Hessemer
Development
could it be possible, that you have updated your µVision? The problem is, that Keil has updated the way calling gcc and the ARM-glue- file will not work with newer Versions of µVision.
Best Regards
Fabian Hessemer
Development
- Mon 20. Jun 2011, 16:02
- Forum: PCAN-GPRS Link
- Topic: Hardware issues found in revisions 3.1 and 3.2
- Replies: 0
- Views: 7428
Hardware issues found in revisions 3.1 and 3.2
We've located two issues regarding the GPRS-Link hardware in revisions 3.1 and 3.2:
CAN transmissions not possible after wake up by ignition (Clamp 15)
Device won't start since some SD cards draw to much current
We strongly recommend to fix that for you, or (with experienced hands) you may DIY ...
CAN transmissions not possible after wake up by ignition (Clamp 15)
Device won't start since some SD cards draw to much current
We strongly recommend to fix that for you, or (with experienced hands) you may DIY ...
- Thu 21. Apr 2011, 09:10
- Forum: PCAN-GPRS Link
- Topic: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
- Replies: 17
- Views: 35697
Re: Compiling the example microcontroller firmware
HI Rich,
do you get the mail I have send to you yesterday and today?
As I had written in the mail, let us phone to clear the problem with µVision.
The size of the binary file is bigger because of the gcc compiler and the disabled optimization. We started to test gcc with optimization but when we ...
do you get the mail I have send to you yesterday and today?
As I had written in the mail, let us phone to clear the problem with µVision.
The size of the binary file is bigger because of the gcc compiler and the disabled optimization. We started to test gcc with optimization but when we ...
- Fri 11. Mar 2011, 09:52
- Forum: PCAN-GPRS Link
- Topic: GPS-Tunnel function
- Replies: 4
- Views: 11248
Re: GPS-Tunnel function
Hi,
I have just moved your new question to a new topic.
Please don't mix up the debug system and the possibility to get all characters from GPS or GPRS. With the debug system it is possible to change the GPRS-Connection data and show your actual GPS-Position. Just press ?<cr><lf> to see what is ...
I have just moved your new question to a new topic.
Please don't mix up the debug system and the possibility to get all characters from GPS or GPRS. With the debug system it is possible to change the GPRS-Connection data and show your actual GPS-Position. Just press ?<cr><lf> to see what is ...
- Thu 10. Mar 2011, 08:12
- Forum: PCAN-GPRS Link
- Topic: GPS-Tunnel function
- Replies: 4
- Views: 11248
Re: Message filtering (hardware filter)
Good morning,
yes it is right that the system is hold when you enable the tunnel. But be careful with removing the while(1) loops. If you do so, the gps-Task or the gprs-Task have to share all incoming characters with this tunnel. So non of them will work correctly. What now happens is, that the ...
yes it is right that the system is hold when you enable the tunnel. But be careful with removing the while(1) loops. If you do so, the gps-Task or the gprs-Task have to share all incoming characters with this tunnel. So non of them will work correctly. What now happens is, that the ...
- Thu 3. Mar 2011, 12:24
- Forum: Hardware
- Topic: PCAN-USB & PCAN-GPRS Link
- Replies: 3
- Views: 17248
Re: PCAN-USB & PCAN-GPRS Link
Hi,
it works when you terminate your cable. Just plug in a 120 Ohm resistor at both ends between CAN_H and CAN_L.
Best regards
Fabian Hessemer
Development
it works when you terminate your cable. Just plug in a 120 Ohm resistor at both ends between CAN_H and CAN_L.
Best regards
Fabian Hessemer
Development
- Thu 3. Mar 2011, 11:45
- Forum: Hardware
- Topic: PCAN-USB & PCAN-GPRS Link
- Replies: 3
- Views: 17248
Re: PCAN-USB & PCAN-GPRS Link
Hello expor,
all products from us are not terminated. So you have to terminate your cable or use a PCAN-Term (product page) on both ends. Without termination it is not possible to communicate over CAN.
Best regards
Fabian Hessemer
Development
all products from us are not terminated. So you have to terminate your cable or use a PCAN-Term (product page) on both ends. Without termination it is not possible to communicate over CAN.
Best regards
Fabian Hessemer
Development