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Hi there, I like to ask if it is possible to use the COM1 Port of the PC as a input-source for a program that is running in the dScope debugger (on the PC). And of course if it is possible, HOW??? Regards Michaela
Hi Jon thanks for your reply, i already took a look into the User's Guide, i tryed the following stuff on c164cl, ASSIGN COM1 < S0IN > SOUT *** error 127: Com channel not opened, use MODE command first MODE COM1, 9600, N, 1 COM1: not active. MODE COM1, 9600, N, 1 *** error 10: Syntax error And now i have no idea how to open the com port. (My com1 – port works fine for example with Hyperterminal (that is closed now!!!))
Sounds like COM1 is not available or is already in use. Jon
Quite often you will find that COM1 really is the built in modem on your PC. Erik
Try: MODE COM1:9600,n,8,1 Stefan
it works with: MODE COM1 9600, 0, 8, 1 ASSIGN <S0in> S0OUT not like in the User's Guide 12.99 MODE COM2, 19200, N, 1 Regards
realising the DEBUG interface I used ASSIGN WIN <S1in> S1OUT at least the Debug Monitor of ASC1 is now working on Serial#1 respective on Serial#2 when using WIN2