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KRZ3
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| Posted: 01:14pm 19 May 2016 |
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I'm wondering if one of you HEX experts can help me out. I'm configuring a radio module and I need some help. I can change the settings and receive the "OK" response. What I need help with is reading back 16 hex bytes of the current settings to double check the settings are there.
Here is what I'm looking for.
Reading the current Config parameter, no parameter follows AA FA E1 16 bytes: (following the order below)
working frequency-4 bytes,
wireless data rate-4 bytes,
receiving bandwidth-2 bytes,
frequency deviation-1 byte,
transmission power-1 byte,
UART transfer speed-4 bytes
could someone finish this code so I can read the 16 bytes? I can't figure it out.
open "com1:9600" as #1
print #1,CHR$(&HAA) + CHR$(&HFA) + CHR$(&HF0) ' set to default values
Do:LOOP until LOC(#1)<>0
pause 500 'Allow data to arrive
S$=INPUT$(LOC(#1),#1)
print "MODULE RESPONSE = "; S$
Pause 500
print #1,CHR$(&HAA) + CHR$(&HFA) + CHR$(&HC3) + CHR$(&H00)+ CHR$(&H00)+ CHR$(&H04)+ CHR$(&HB0)' data rate 1200
Do:LOOP until LOC(#1)<>0
pause 500 'Allow data to arrive
S$=INPUT$(LOC(#1),#1)
print "MODULE RESPONSE = "; S$
print #1,CHR$(&HAA) + CHR$(&HFA) + CHR$(&HE1) ' check settings
Do:LOOP until LOC(#1)<>0
pause 500 'Allow data to arrive
S$=INPUT$(LOC(#1),#1)
PRINT LEN(S$)'shows 16
print "MODULE RESPONSE = "; S$ ' need help to see values
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panky
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| Posted: 01:59pm 19 May 2016 |
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Hi Keith,
What does the last line of your program above print?
Doug.
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viscomjim
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| Posted: 02:04pm 19 May 2016 |
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Maybe you could do something like this and put each byte received into its own array location. Then you could read whatever bytes you wanted. I'm no expert...
DIM RECBYTE(16) 'Add this somewhere on top
FOR A = 1 TO 16
S$ = INPUT$(1, #1)
RECBYTE(A) = HEX$(ASC(S$))
NEXT A
Then RECBYTE(1) thru RECBYTE(4) would be the working freq. etc, etc...
Just a thought
Sent from my iPhone 6
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panky
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| Posted: 02:14pm 19 May 2016 |
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Keith,
The following will print out the hex equivalent of the 16 bytes in your s$
Cheers,
Doug.
s$="0123456789abcdef"
for slen = 1 to len(s$)
print hex$(ASC(mid$(s$,slen,1)))
next slen
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KRZ3
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| Posted: 02:39pm 19 May 2016 |
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Thanks for the quick help!
ViacomJim I get the following with your code. RECBYTE(A) = HEX$(ASC(S$)) error expected a number.
Panky with your code I get 15 numbers
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 61 62 63 64 65 66 not sure what that means?
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viscomjim
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| Posted: 02:49pm 19 May 2016 |
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I'm not by my setup for testing so I can't check, but maybe give this a whirl...
DIM RECBYTE$(16)
and change to
RECBYTE$(A) = HEX$(ASC(S$))
Sent from my iPhone 6
Not sure if this will work but give it a try. |
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KRZ3
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| Posted: 03:05pm 19 May 2016 |
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It gave me the number 16. |
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panky
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| Posted: 04:04pm 19 May 2016 |
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Keith,
I just put in 16 bytes of sample data into S$ - it returned the hex values for the ASCII characters 0 thru 9 and A thru F just as a test.
If you omit the S$= ..... from the first line of my code then replace your bottom most statement (the Print statement) with the rest of my code it will print out the hex values for the 16 bytes of data that is in S$ that you collected in the statements above.
Cheers,
Doug.
Edited by panky 2016-05-21
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drkl
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| Posted: 08:13pm 19 May 2016 |
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Hi KRZ3,
I think you use an Hope HR-TMP module.
Have you find any possibility, to make a chip full reset?
I made a mistake: mistype the baud-rate modifying command, so
the chip is a brick...
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KRZ3
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| Posted: 12:46am 20 May 2016 |
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Ahhh, I should have realized that Panky. Thanks! I will give it a try tonight and let you know.
Drkl, this is HM-TRP and I'm not sure on the full reset option. I just started using them. I am in talks with Hope on this module so I emailed the rep to see if a full reset is possible without serial com. I will let you know what I find out.
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KRZ3
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| Posted: 01:41am 24 May 2016 |
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Just wanted to follow up with this. First thanks Panky your code worked perfect! I really appreciate the help.
Drkl, I talked with our rep at Hope and they said the only way to reset to default was by software. No hardware reset available on them. |
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