Fixed two more bugs.
RattChron - When rotated into from SevenChron on rotate mode, the top border was missing a few segments. This has been fixed.
XDalichron - Bits of the right most digit was intruding into the left most digit. This has also been fixed.
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- caitsith2
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
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- neutron spin
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
I noticed that on the XDalichron...good catch!....now all is good...I think?...BANNED wrote:Fixed two more bugs.
RattChron - When rotated into from SevenChron on rotate mode, the top border was missing a few segments. This has been fixed.
XDalichron - Bits of the right most digit was intruding into the left most digit. This has also been fixed.
- dataman
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
All up to you...
What bugs can you find???
What bugs can you find???
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
I luv this guys !
...thanks so much for doing this ! Exactly what I wanted !
Saved me a ton of code tweaking !
Cheers to all !
Ian
...thanks so much for doing this ! Exactly what I wanted !
Saved me a ton of code tweaking !
Cheers to all !
Ian
- ekeefe
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
Hello,
I noticed this bug a little while ago in IntruderChron.
At 12:21 PM the time was being displayed as 00:21. Here is a photo of the display
and the menu settings I have.
I am using the latest MultiChron zip hex and eep files.
Thank you.
ED
I noticed this bug a little while ago in IntruderChron.
At 12:21 PM the time was being displayed as 00:21. Here is a photo of the display
and the menu settings I have.
I am using the latest MultiChron zip hex and eep files.
Thank you.
ED
- dataman
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
Hmm,...
0021 would technically be military time.
1221 would technically be correct.
IntruderChron does display 1200 for noon.
This may indeed be long-time uncaught cosmetic bug.
Nice catch...
And I see that BANNED is already on this one.
Man, one HECK of a deubgger.
This guy is GOOD!
RC2 coming up!
0021 would technically be military time.
1221 would technically be correct.
IntruderChron does display 1200 for noon.
This may indeed be long-time uncaught cosmetic bug.
Nice catch...
And I see that BANNED is already on this one.
Man, one HECK of a deubgger.
This guy is GOOD!
RC2 coming up!
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- dataman
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
>>Lady Ada,
>>The current plan is to push out MultiChron to production status, V1.0, on
>> Saturday. You should be able to announce that at Tech Chat. I'll be posting
>> a web page up for it, But I'd really like you to consider updating the main
>> MonoChron page with links to firmware and source.
>>
>> I know the reason for including the USBBub in the kit was to simplify
>> swapping firmware, Well, that reason is mostly removed with the MultiChron
>> firmware. You get all the firmware in one tight package.
>>
>> I'd also like you to consider that we've had to do an awful lot of hacking
>> and code optimization to make this work. So much so, that further
>> development on any of the former branches would be really harmful to this
>> effort. Would you please consider adopting MultiChron as your master code
>> branch? All future work should be done there, obsoleting the current
>> branches. BANNED owns the code repository to make that easier.
>>
>> It's pretty easy to drop out and add modules now. I think its a good
>> platform for moving forward. I'm considering GalaxyChron (Galaxian)... and
>> DefenseChron (Defender).... to round out a special MultiChron: Reloaded RAV - Retro
>> Arcade Variant.
>>
>> Secondly, I need some advice:
>>
>> In MultiChron: Rev 2, I'm working on adding a GPS Module. I think it should
>> be pretty simple to hook up directly to the ISP port. The part I'm having
>> problems wrapping my head around is the serial processing. As you're the
>> original author, I need some advice.
>>
>> Power issues: I know you know your way in and out of the power in this
>> beast. I see the standard GPS module you sell pulls down 40ma. The
>> obsolete one for the IceTubeClock hack pulls down 80? Wow. Well, using the
>> standard module, might that just fit within the current budget?
>>
>> It looks like you've implement hardware serial for I2c. I need temporary
>> serial communications to poll rx. So, what's the cheapest method. Do you
>> think it would be feasible to clear interrupts, hijack serial, reenable
>> interrupts, do my gps work, clear again, reenable i2c, update with gps info
>> or resynch from rtc? Or route 2, try to use something like NewSoftSerial to
>> drive the second port? My consideration is that I2C is not needed all the
>> time, and neither is GPS. In fact, I think we only may try to GPS synch
>> every 24 hours or so. What are your thoughts?
>>The current plan is to push out MultiChron to production status, V1.0, on
>> Saturday. You should be able to announce that at Tech Chat. I'll be posting
>> a web page up for it, But I'd really like you to consider updating the main
>> MonoChron page with links to firmware and source.
>>
>> I know the reason for including the USBBub in the kit was to simplify
>> swapping firmware, Well, that reason is mostly removed with the MultiChron
>> firmware. You get all the firmware in one tight package.
>>
>> I'd also like you to consider that we've had to do an awful lot of hacking
>> and code optimization to make this work. So much so, that further
>> development on any of the former branches would be really harmful to this
>> effort. Would you please consider adopting MultiChron as your master code
>> branch? All future work should be done there, obsoleting the current
>> branches. BANNED owns the code repository to make that easier.
>>
>> It's pretty easy to drop out and add modules now. I think its a good
>> platform for moving forward. I'm considering GalaxyChron (Galaxian)... and
>> DefenseChron (Defender).... to round out a special MultiChron: Reloaded RAV - Retro
>> Arcade Variant.
>>
>> Secondly, I need some advice:
>>
>> In MultiChron: Rev 2, I'm working on adding a GPS Module. I think it should
>> be pretty simple to hook up directly to the ISP port. The part I'm having
>> problems wrapping my head around is the serial processing. As you're the
>> original author, I need some advice.
>>
>> Power issues: I know you know your way in and out of the power in this
>> beast. I see the standard GPS module you sell pulls down 40ma. The
>> obsolete one for the IceTubeClock hack pulls down 80? Wow. Well, using the
>> standard module, might that just fit within the current budget?
>>
>> It looks like you've implement hardware serial for I2c. I need temporary
>> serial communications to poll rx. So, what's the cheapest method. Do you
>> think it would be feasible to clear interrupts, hijack serial, reenable
>> interrupts, do my gps work, clear again, reenable i2c, update with gps info
>> or resynch from rtc? Or route 2, try to use something like NewSoftSerial to
>> drive the second port? My consideration is that I2C is not needed all the
>> time, and neither is GPS. In fact, I think we only may try to GPS synch
>> every 24 hours or so. What are your thoughts?
- caitsith2
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
Fixed the bug, and took an opportunity at the same time to optimize the code a bit.
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- dataman
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
Ya know, BANNED, you're worse than RAID,
Bugs don't stand a chance around you!
Bugs don't stand a chance around you!
- dataman
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
I've been watching those guys march back and forth for 6 months now,
Never caught that bug before. Nice job!
Never caught that bug before. Nice job!
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>> I'd also like you to consider that we've had to do an awful lot of hacking
>> and code optimization to make this work. So much so, that further
>> development on any of the former branches would be really harmful to this
>> effort. Would you please consider adopting MultiChron as your master code
>> branch? All future work should be done there, obsoleting the current
>> branches. BANNED owns the code repository to make that easier.
We'd like to see it in the wild for a little bit longer before making it the master CHRON fork. considering that no one else is hacking on CHRONs, there's not much cross-development to worry about
>> In MultiChron: Rev 2, I'm working on adding a GPS Module. I think it should
>> be pretty simple to hook up directly to the ISP port. The part I'm having
>> problems wrapping my head around is the serial processing. As you're the
>> original author, I need some advice.
GPS output NMEA serial at 4800 baud
connect it to the FTDI port and you're done
>> Power issues: I know you know your way in and out of the power in this
>> beast. I see the standard GPS module you sell pulls down 40ma. The
>> obsolete one for the IceTubeClock hack pulls down 80? Wow. Well, using the
>> standard module, might that just fit within the current budget?
yes, the current power usage is 20mA for the backlit LCD. a GPS will be within the 100mA of an 78l05
>> It looks like you've implement hardware serial for I2c. I need temporary
>> serial communications to poll rx. So, what's the cheapest method. Do you
>> think it would be feasible to clear interrupts, hijack serial, reenable
>> interrupts, do my gps work, clear again, reenable i2c, update with gps info
>> or resynch from rtc? Or route 2, try to use something like NewSoftSerial to
>> drive the second port? My consideration is that I2C is not needed all the
>> time, and neither is GPS. In fact, I think we only may try to GPS synch
>> every 24 hours or so. What are your thoughts?[/quote]
i2c isnt serial...but we do suggest checking the ice tube gps mod on github. devlin did a good job adding GPS support and taking care of annoyances
>> and code optimization to make this work. So much so, that further
>> development on any of the former branches would be really harmful to this
>> effort. Would you please consider adopting MultiChron as your master code
>> branch? All future work should be done there, obsoleting the current
>> branches. BANNED owns the code repository to make that easier.
We'd like to see it in the wild for a little bit longer before making it the master CHRON fork. considering that no one else is hacking on CHRONs, there's not much cross-development to worry about
>> In MultiChron: Rev 2, I'm working on adding a GPS Module. I think it should
>> be pretty simple to hook up directly to the ISP port. The part I'm having
>> problems wrapping my head around is the serial processing. As you're the
>> original author, I need some advice.
GPS output NMEA serial at 4800 baud
connect it to the FTDI port and you're done
>> Power issues: I know you know your way in and out of the power in this
>> beast. I see the standard GPS module you sell pulls down 40ma. The
>> obsolete one for the IceTubeClock hack pulls down 80? Wow. Well, using the
>> standard module, might that just fit within the current budget?
yes, the current power usage is 20mA for the backlit LCD. a GPS will be within the 100mA of an 78l05
>> It looks like you've implement hardware serial for I2c. I need temporary
>> serial communications to poll rx. So, what's the cheapest method. Do you
>> think it would be feasible to clear interrupts, hijack serial, reenable
>> interrupts, do my gps work, clear again, reenable i2c, update with gps info
>> or resynch from rtc? Or route 2, try to use something like NewSoftSerial to
>> drive the second port? My consideration is that I2C is not needed all the
>> time, and neither is GPS. In fact, I think we only may try to GPS synch
>> every 24 hours or so. What are your thoughts?[/quote]
i2c isnt serial...but we do suggest checking the ice tube gps mod on github. devlin did a good job adding GPS support and taking care of annoyances
- caitsith2
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
Version 1.0 is ready. Now to start work on 1.1, to add GPS related code.
If you programmed Release Candidate 1.0 build 2, then there is no need to program this version, as this is what we now consider 1.0
If you programmed Release Candidate 1.0 build 2, then there is no need to program this version, as this is what we now consider 1.0
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- ekeefe
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
Hello,
If you need testers for the GPS version count me in. Just let me know what I need to buy and I will get right to it. I don't mind hardware testing.
I own the equipment needed to test and debug serial circuits (digital oscilloscope, protocol analyzer and data logger).
Let me know if I can help. PM me if you prefer.
ED
If you need testers for the GPS version count me in. Just let me know what I need to buy and I will get right to it. I don't mind hardware testing.
I own the equipment needed to test and debug serial circuits (digital oscilloscope, protocol analyzer and data logger).
Let me know if I can help. PM me if you prefer.
ED
- dataman
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Re: MultiChron for MonoChron!
I'm working on the GPS module for MultiChron V2.
You'll need a GPS Module.
I'm going with the EM-406A GPS Module because it's low power, and that's what I have.
(Lady A sells it, almost as expensive as the clock!)
It's going to be pretty simple, Firmeware Update, Plug it into the ISP port, Configure, Done!
You'll need a GPS Module.
I'm going with the EM-406A GPS Module because it's low power, and that's what I have.
(Lady A sells it, almost as expensive as the clock!)
It's going to be pretty simple, Firmeware Update, Plug it into the ISP port, Configure, Done!
Please be positive and constructive with your questions and comments.