How to see a serial data being sent ?

Easyrider83 said:

Code:

void AT25_WritePage(uint address, //from this address;
 uchar num_of_byte, //the number(<32) of bytes to write;
 uchar* source //data to write.
 )
 { 
 uchar i=0;

 /* Filter the parameters */
 if(num_of_byte>32) num_of_byte=32;
 //if(address>4096) address=0;
 if(address>8192) address=0;
 /* make sure that the device is write enabled */
 AT25320_CS=0;
 _nop_();
 SPI_WriteByte(WREN);
 AT25320_CS=1;
 _nop_();
 _nop_();

 /* write op_code,address and data into the device */

 AT25320_CS=0;
 _nop_();
 SPI_WriteByte(WRITE); //op_code

 SPI_WriteByte((uchar)(address >>8)); 
 SPI_WriteByte((uchar)(address));

 for(i=0;i<num_of_byte;i++)
 {
 SPI_WriteByte(*source);
 source++; 
[COLOR="#FF0000"]DELAY SHOULD BE HERE[/COLOR]
 }

 AT25320_CS=1;

 }

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bianchi77 said:

Very valuable information, I will try now, I have tried at ISIS, it works, my question, how can I make VCC for WP and HOLD at 25AA640 ?
I'll let you know the result soon...

Thank you very much

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for(i=0;i<num_of_byte;i++)
	{
		SPI_WriteByte(*source);
		source++;
		delay_ms(10);	
	}

bianchi77 said:

how can I make VCC for WP and HOLD at 25AA640 ?

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bianchi77 said:

I put like this, now compiling and upload to chip....

Code:

for(i=0;i<num_of_byte;i++)
	{
		SPI_WriteByte(*source);
		source++;
		delay_ms(10);	
	}

---------- Post added at 11:32 ---------- Previous post was at 11:23 ----------

or I use _nop_(); for delay ?

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bianchi77 said:

Very valuable information, I will try now, I have tried at ISIS, it works, my question, how can I make VCC for WP and HOLD at 25AA640 ?
I'll let you know the result soon...

Thank you very much

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Easyrider83 said:

Press the "Terminals Mode" button on left panel. Choose "POWER". Place the power terminal to the schematic, open properties, enter VCC in "string" value.
By default, unnamed power terminal already connected to +5V.


nop is 'nothing to operate' instruction. It is useless in your case. Delay_ms library using nop instructions to proceed the delay.
So, if you have delay library, just use "delay_ms(10);"

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void delay_ms(unsigned int msec)    //delay function
	{	
	 	//;
		
		unsigned int i,j;
		for(i=0;i<msec;i++);
		for(j=0;j<1;j++);
               [COLOR="#FF0000"]_nop_();     [/COLOR]	
	}


for(i=0;i<num_of_byte;i++)
	{
		SPI_WriteByte(*source);
		source++;
		delay_ms(10);
                [COLOR="#FF0000"]_nop_();[/COLOR]	
	}

bianchi77 said:

I got :
View attachment 64921

??

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while (address<0x0008)
 {
 while (counter<8)
 {
 AT25_WriteByte(address,pattern[counter]);

 }
[COLOR="#FF0000"]address++;[/COLOR]
 }

bianchi77 said:

Found the power, thanks

will be like this :

Code:

void delay_ms(unsigned int msec)    //delay function
	{	
	 	//;
		
		unsigned int i,j;
		for(i=0;i<msec;i++);
		for(j=0;j<1;j++);
               [COLOR="#FF0000"]_nop_();     [/COLOR]	
	}


for(i=0;i<num_of_byte;i++)
	{
		SPI_WriteByte(*source);
		source++;
		delay_ms(10);
                [COLOR="#FF0000"]_nop_();[/COLOR]	
	}

I put like that ?

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Easyrider83 said:

Code:

while (address<0x0008)
 {
 while (counter<8)
 {
 AT25_WriteByte(address,pattern[counter]);

 }
[COLOR="#FF0000"]address++;[/COLOR]
 }

forget about nop command. Delete them all.

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Easyrider83 said:

Code:

while (address<0x0008)
 {
 while (counter<8)
 {
 AT25_WriteByte(address,pattern[counter]);

 }
[COLOR="#FF0000"]address++;[/COLOR]
 }

forget about nop command. Delete them all.

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Easyrider83 said:

Sorry, not understanding you. With real chip it write another data? Show me your schematic.

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Easyrider83 said:

Looks like the same data but mixed address. I can't explain why. Try to include delay before the main program run. Possible, about 100 ms or more.

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Looks like the same data but mixed address. I can't explain why. Try to include delay before the main program run. Possible, about 100 ms or more.

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 uint address,counter;
 unsigned char pattern[8] = {0x3C,0x42,0xA5,0xA5,0x81,0xA5,0x5A,0x3C,};
     delay_ms(50);
  	 address=0x0000;
	 counter=0;
   
	for(address=0x0000;address<0x0008;)
		{
		   
			for(counter=0;counter<8;counter++)
		
			 {
	
			  
			   AT25_WriteByte(address,pattern[counter]);
			 }
			 
		address++;		
	
	
		} //end of while for address

bianchi77 said:

Ok I will, I scratch a schematic already in paper and pencil, do you need it ?

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void delay_ms(unsigned int msec)    //delay function
	{	
	 	//;
		
		unsigned int i,j;
		for(i=0;i<msec;i++);
		for(j=0;j<1110;j++);
		
     	
	}

Easyrider83 said:

Looks like the same data but mixed address. I can't explain why. Try to include delay before the main program run. Possible, about 100 ms or more.

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bianchi77 said:

Guys,

How can I see a data being sent into SI pin of 25640?
I want to see data at P3^6 ( byte by byte ), for example I send 1B 2A 3C 4B, how can I see them byte by byte correctly being sent ?
Watch ? capture ? Debug ?
How can I do it with keil / ISIS ?

Thanks

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Marvin_G said:

you can use pelles c..download it..its free..execute your program there..but of course need to modified your program to assume an input and just print out byte by byte at the end of program..compile n run..^^

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bianchi77 said:

pelles c
Is it IDE like keil ?

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