FSBUS Cant Write CID

[388TH_A]

So in the the CDK i can do a echo test with no problem and no errors. I was able to flash the Controller and it works i can Turn on and off the LEDs on the DO64 but for some reason its stuck on CID 31 default. I cant seem to be able to write the controller to any other CID. I can change the CID in the CDK but to write say CID 7 to the Controller it does it i click the button 3 times like normal ans it says 1, 2, OK but to go test the controller its still stuck on CID 31. Any ideas?

[sgaert]

Do you set the Jumper how it is writen in the manual?

[388TH_A]

There is the 6 pin ISP and the 3 pin int ext power and a 10 pin and thats it there isnt any other jumpers for the DO64

[sgaert]

Read the manual of the DOUT board.


Setup CID
Any FSBUS controller have a CID to identify it in the network.
The value from 1 to 30 can be burned into the ATTINY EEPROM with the Fsbus CDK.
(select [Setup] – [FSBUS setup]).
Usually this is done once in the controllers lifetime. To prevent accidently unwanted changes
of the CID, you need to set a jumper from pin 4 to 6 on the ISP connector J2.
This jumper enables the setup of the controller. After setup you must remove this jumper
again.

[388TH_A]

nope that didnt work for the DO64 its still stuck on ID 31

[sgaert]

strange, that is from the DO64 Board manual and work on my 4 board´s.

[388TH_A]

k so 1 i have the power connected to int 2 i have the 10 pin pluged in 3 then the green light flashes 31 times to show that its CID31 4 i set the jumper from 4-6 5 i go in CDK and click three times to set the CID to 1 6 i take the 4-6 jumper off 7 try testing the DO64 and its still on CID31

[388TH_A]

update so..... I was able to get my 6 pack to be any CIDs i wanted them to be and they work but..... i cant get my DO64 to change from CID31 so i tried moving the Controller from the DO64 and put it into the 6pack and try to give it a CID that way and then put it back and that didnt work grrr Well maybe i can just leave it at 31 since it is working at 31 hehehe

[388TH_A]

Update... So i Started over and redid the COM PCB and that was my problem! Now im able to do any thing i want to do with NO errors!

[sgaert]

Realy good, have fun with your Do64 Board.

[388TH_A]

Well thats the thing.... Im now able to get allllllllllll of the Boards working now DO64, IO, 6Pack all of them

[ciccio85]

Hello,

I have a strange behavior on my 6 pack Fsbus display card. After CID set, it randomly reset to 31, after 1 or more DC disconnects. How to fix it? All the jumpers are always sets, cause without jumpers displays doesn't power on. Is this normal?

Thanks

Francesco

[sgaert]

Hello,

please describe what you do step by step.
Also make a picture of the board with the Jumpers for setup the CID and normal usage.

Stefan

[ciccio85]

Hello,

first I set the first jumper to flash the first CID. After it's set I test with it with Fsadmin and it works fine with correct CID. After that, I remove the jumper from the first place and set it to the second place to set a new CID for the second display, and so on...After that i set all jumpers (as you can see from the picture, the four jumpers are soldered), and it works fine, but after 1 or more DC power disconnect the CID reset to 31.
7527

[sgaert]

Ok, the way ist ok.
How much voltage and current have your power supply?

[ciccio85]

Hello, voltage is 5 V, current I don't know, but i have an IO board and it works very well. It's very very strange!

[sgaert]

I know that Problem, in the most times it is a to low power supply.
In the moment when you start all the Power supply dosn´t supply 5 Volts because to may "users".
When the Voltage is lower than 3.6-3.9 Volts it is possible that the EEPROM Part of the Atmel delet all.
Get the Atmel Datasheet and setup the "BOD" or use a more stable power supply.
I use 5V 20A.

[ciccio85]

ok,

i'll try a more powerfull power supply. Currently i'm using 5v from usb port!