TG9541
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5 years ago Hello Paul,
I think that in your setup codeload.py works as expected but there might be some problem with the serial interface.
In the first upload attempt there is a clear sign of a serial transmission problem:
TX: SPACE DUP >R ABS <# # 46 HOLD #S R> SIGN #> TYPE
error SPACE DUP >R ABS <# # 46 HOLD S R> SIGN #> TYPE S?S instead of #S, the # is missing.
In the second case I don't see what has happened - maybe the ? at you.
I have no personal experience with Odroid - can it run Raspberry Pi binaries ? Maybe with the help of QEMU? In that case you might want to test your serial interface with e4thcom first. In fact, any terminal program will work, e.g. Picocom for which there is a howto in the tools page.
I'd like to recommend a test of your tool chain with a plain STM8 board (you can also flash a MINDEV binary on your W1209 and connect PD5-TxD/PD6-RxD to your serial interface.
If all other things fail you use the binary created by Travis-CI.
Kind regards, Thomas
paulcrawford
BigVulcanDeal
I am using an Odroid C2 with Ubuntu 16.04 to upload source code from W1209-0.2.1 to a W1209 board with codeload.py. The first error I found with "make load" was:
if [ ! -d "out" ]; then \ curl -# -L -O https://github.com/TG9541/stm8ef/releases/download/2.2.20/stm8ef-bin.zip; \ unzip -q -o stm8ef-bin.zip -x out/; \ unzip -q -o stm8ef-bin.zip out/W1209-FD/; \ rm stm8ef-bin.zip; \ fi tools/codeload.py serial main.fs Uploading main.fs TX: \ W1209 basic data logging thermostat TX: \ © 2017 TG9541, refer to https://github.com/TG9541/W1209/blob/master/LICENSE TX: \ Note: not yet tested with real eggs :-) TX: TX: NVM TX:
require MARKER: skipped
TX: TX: RAM TX: TX: : TARGET NVM ; TX: TX: $4000 CONSTANT EE.SET \ EEPROM cell "control set-point" TX: $4002 CONSTANT EE.HYS \ EEPROM cell "control hysteresis" TX: $4004 CONSTANT EE.DEL \ EEPROM cell "control delay" TX: $4006 CONSTANT EE.COR \ EEPROM cell "offset correction" TX: $4008 CONSTANT EE.LOG \ EEPROM cell "logger interval" TX: TX: $8000 CONSTANT DEFAULT \ Default value indicator (-32768) TX: TX: TARGET TX: TX: : init ( -- ) \ chained init - starting point TX: 6 ADC! \ W1209: use ADC channel 6 TX: ; TX: TX: : .0 ( n -- ) TX: \ print fixed point number (n w/ factor 10x) TX: DUP DEFAULT = IF TX: DROP ." DEF." \ default display, e.g. sensor error TX: ELSE TX: \ formatted output for 3 digit 10x fixed point numbers TX: DUP -99 < OVER 999 SWAP < OR IF TX: \ number (and sign) too big for 3 7S-LED digits TX: 5 + 10 / . \ +0.5 before "floored division" TX: ELSE TX: \ -9.9 <= val <= 99.9 TX: SPACE DUP >R ABS <# # 46 HOLD #S R> SIGN #> TYPE error SPACE DUP >R ABS <# # 46 HOLD S R> SIGN #> TYPE S?
Makefile:18: recipe for target 'load' failed
I commented out :.0 ...; in main.fs and tried again. This time the error was:
if [ ! -d "out" ]; then \ curl -# -L -O https://github.com/TG9541/stm8ef/releases/download/2.2.20/stm8ef-bin.zip; \ unzip -q -o stm8ef-bin.zip -x out/; \ unzip -q -o stm8ef-bin.zip out/W1209-FD/; \ rm stm8ef-bin.zip; \ fi tools/codeload.py serial main.fs Uploading main.fs TX: \ W1209 basic data logging thermostat TX: \ © 2017 TG9541, refer to https://github.com/TG9541/W1209/blob/master/LICENSE TX: \ Note: not yet tested with real eggs :-) TX: TX: NVM TX:
require MARKER: skipped
TX: TX: RAM TX: TX: : TARGET NVM ; TX: TX: $4000 CONSTANT EE.SET \ EEPROM cell "control set-point" TX: $4002 CONSTANT EE.HYS \ EEPROM cell "control hysteresis" TX: $4004 CONSTANT EE.DEL \ EEPROM cell "control delay" TX: $4006 CONSTANT EE.COR \ EEPROM cell "offset correction" TX: $4008 CONSTANT EE.LOG \ EEPROM cell "logger interval" TX: TX: $8000 CONSTANT DEFAULT \ Default value indicator (-32768) TX: TX: TARGET TX: TX: : init ( -- ) \ chained init - starting point TX: 6 ADC! \ W1209: use ADC channel 6 TX: ; TX: TX: \ : .0 ( n -- ) TX: \ \ print fixed point number (n w/ factor 10x) TX: \ DUP DEFAULT = IF TX: \ DROP ." DEF." \ default display, e.g. sensor error TX: \ ELSE TX: \ \ formatted output for 3 digit 10x fixed point numbers TX: \ DUP -99 < OVER 999 SWAP < OR IF TX: \ \ number (and sign) too big for 3 7S-LED digits TX: \ 5 + 10 / . \ +0.5 before "floored division" TX: \ ELSE TX: \ \ -9.9 <= val <= 99.9 TX: \ SPACE DUP >R ABS <# # 46 HOLD #S R> SIGN #> TYPE TX: \ THEN TX: \ THEN TX: \ ; TX: Uploading /home/daco/src/W1209-0.2.1/measure.fs TX: \ W1209 temperature measurement with filter and noise suppression TX: \ © 2017 TG9541, refer to https://github.com/TG9541/W1209/blob/master/LICENSE TX: TX: \ Note: W1209 thermostats may require adjustment, TX: \ especially when used outside the range of -5C to +20C TX: \ Refer to https://github.com/TG9541/W1209/wiki/W1209-Sensor TX: Uploading /home/daco/src/W1209-0.2.1/lib/STARTTEMP TX: \ Scaffolding for temporary RAM usage during compilation TX: \ refer to github.com/TG9541/W1209/blob/master/LICENSE.md TX: TX: RAM error RAM Error file /home/daco/src/W1209-0.2.1/measure.fs line 8: could not upload file
Perhaps the second error is due to running the python code on an ARMv8 Cortex-A53 64bit Amlogic S905 processor rather than X86-64.
Can you please advise on what I need to do to make this work?
Thanks,
Paul Crawford