hello list,
after I connected the new arduino diecimila with pd,some errors occured. arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with various older versions of the arduino board...anybody had the same problem ?
greets, hank
which pd objects are you using for communication? did you select the correct serial port? are you using firmata? which version of it? on the other hand, diecimila is not really tested yet with Pd, so I assume there might be problems... marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hello list,
after I connected the new arduino diecimila with pd,some errors occured. arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with various older versions of the arduino board...anybody had the same problem ?
greets, hank
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hello marius, the serial port was correct, because with number 2 it was responding...arduino sends data but does not receive it... it was a pd patch which was working with gem. I was using using arduino.pd, arduinoControl.pd, gemmsp.pd and win.pd. sure I could send you the folder. pd_firmware v 1.29 ... so I run it with older versions of arduino boards.of course they could be broken... hank
2007/9/13, marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com:
which pd objects are you using for communication? did you select the correct serial port? are you using firmata? which version of it? on the other hand, diecimila is not really tested yet with Pd, so I assume there might be problems... marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hello list,
after I connected the new arduino diecimila with pd,some errors occured. arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with various older versions of the arduino board...anybody had the same problem ?
greets, hank
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hey henrik, did you have pd running with any arduino board before? which old boards did you try? did they also not work? are you on a mac? did you close all other programs, that might be conflicting with pd? the arduino environment, processing... on mac you also have to close the bluetooth connection to get it working. but, as I said it may also be a diecimila problem. marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hello marius, the serial port was correct, because with number 2 it was responding...arduino sends data but does not receive it... it was a pd patch which was working with gem. I was using using arduino.pd, arduinoControl.pd, gemmsp.pd and win.pd. sure I could send you the folder. pd_firmware v 1.29 ... so I run it with older versions of arduino boards.of course they could be broken... hank
2007/9/13, marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com:
which pd objects are you using for communication? did you select the correct serial port? are you using firmata? which version of it? on the other hand, diecimila is not really tested yet with Pd, so I assume there might be problems... marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hello list,
after I connected the new arduino diecimila with pd,some errors occured. arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with various older versions of the arduino board...anybody had the same problem ?
greets, hank
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hey marius, no it was my first dive into pd and arduino. yes I am on (intel) mac. it might be possible that other apps were still running, not processing but arduino. the bluetooth connection was sure open and not closed and sending data was sometimes active...
2007/9/13, marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com:
hey henrik, did you have pd running with any arduino board before? which old boards did you try? did they also not work? are you on a mac? did you close all other programs, that might be conflicting with pd? the arduino environment, processing... on mac you also have to close the bluetooth connection to get it working. but, as I said it may also be a diecimila problem. marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hello marius, the serial port was correct, because with number 2 it was responding...arduino sends data but does not receive it... it was a pd patch which was working with gem. I was using using arduino.pd, arduinoControl.pd, gemmsp.pd and win.pd. sure I could send you the folder. pd_firmware v 1.29 ... so I run it with older versions of arduino boards.of course they could be broken... hank
2007/9/13, marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com:
which pd objects are you using for communication? did you select the correct serial port? are you using firmata? which version of it? on the other hand, diecimila is not really tested yet with Pd, so I assume there might be problems... marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hello list,
after I connected the new arduino diecimila with pd,some errors
occured.
arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with various older versions of the arduino board...anybody had the same problem ?
greets, hank
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so did you give it another try? is it working now? marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hey marius, no it was my first dive into pd and arduino. yes I am on (intel) mac. it might be possible that other apps were still running, not processing but arduino. the bluetooth connection was sure open and not closed and sending data was sometimes active...
2007/9/13, marius schebella <marius.schebella@gmail.com mailto:marius.schebella@gmail.com>:
hey henrik, did you have pd running with any arduino board before? which old boards did you try? did they also not work? are you on a mac? did you close all other programs, that might be conflicting with pd? the arduino environment, processing... on mac you also have to close the bluetooth connection to get it working. but, as I said it may also be a diecimila problem. marius. henrik wurster wrote: > hello marius, > the serial port was correct, because with number 2 it was > responding...arduino sends data but does not receive it... it was a pd > patch which was working with gem. > I was using using arduino.pd , arduinoControl.pd, gemmsp.pd and win.pd. > sure I could send you the folder. pd_firmware v 1.29 ... so I run it > with older versions of arduino boards.of course they could be > broken... > hank > > 2007/9/13, marius schebella <marius.schebella@gmail.com <mailto:marius.schebella@gmail.com>>: >> which pd objects are you using for communication? did you select the >> correct serial port? >> are you using firmata? which version of it? >> on the other hand, diecimila is not really tested yet with Pd, so I >> assume there might be problems... >> marius. >> >> henrik wurster wrote: >>> hello list, >>> >>> after I connected the new arduino diecimila with pd,some errors occured. >>> arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with >>> various older versions >>> of the arduino board...anybody had the same problem ? >>> >>> greets, >>> hank >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> PD-list@iem.at <mailto:PD-list@iem.at> mailing list >>> UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list <http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list> >>> >> >
still not working with bluetooth connection closed...I`ll keep on trying
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: henrik wurster henrik.wurster@gmail.com Date: 13.09.2007 18:00 Subject: Re: [PD] problem with diecimila and pd extended To: marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com Cc: PD-list@iem.at
hey marius, no it was my first dive into pd and arduino. yes I am on (intel) mac. it might be possible that other apps were still running, not processing but arduino. the bluetooth connection was sure open and not closed and sending data was sometimes active...
2007/9/13, marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com:
hey henrik, did you have pd running with any arduino board before? which old boards did you try? did they also not work? are you on a mac? did you close all other programs, that might be conflicting with pd? the arduino environment, processing... on mac you also have to close the bluetooth connection to get it working. but, as I said it may also be a diecimila problem. marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hello marius, the serial port was correct, because with number 2 it was responding...arduino sends data but does not receive it... it was a pd patch which was working with gem. I was using using arduino.pd , arduinoControl.pd, gemmsp.pd and win.pd. sure I could send you the folder. pd_firmware v 1.29 ... so I run it with older versions of arduino boards.of course they could be broken... hank
2007/9/13, marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com:
which pd objects are you using for communication? did you select the correct serial port? are you using firmata? which version of it? on the other hand, diecimila is not really tested yet with Pd, so I assume there might be problems... marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
hello list,
after I connected the new arduino diecimila with pd,some errors
occured.
arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with various older versions of the arduino board...anybody had the same problem ?
greets, hank
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I think I have to get a diecimila and test with it, to see what's going on. sorry. marius.
henrik wurster wrote:
still not working with bluetooth connection closed...I`ll keep on trying
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: *henrik wurster* < henrik.wurster@gmail.com mailto:henrik.wurster@gmail.com> Date: 13.09.2007 18:00 Subject: Re: [PD] problem with diecimila and pd extended To: marius schebella <marius.schebella@gmail.com mailto:marius.schebella@gmail.com > Cc: PD-list@iem.at mailto:PD-list@iem.at
hey marius, no it was my first dive into pd and arduino. yes I am on (intel) mac. it might be possible that other apps were still running, not processing but arduino. the bluetooth connection was sure open and not closed and sending data was sometimes active...
2007/9/13, marius schebella < marius.schebella@gmail.com mailto:marius.schebella@gmail.com>:
hey henrik, did you have pd running with any arduino board before? which old boards did you try? did they also not work? are you on a mac? did you close all other programs, that might be conflicting with pd? the arduino environment, processing... on mac you also have to close the bluetooth connection to get it working. but, as I said it may also be a diecimila problem. marius. henrik wurster wrote: > hello marius, > the serial port was correct, because with number 2 it was > responding...arduino sends data but does not receive it... it was a pd > patch which was working with gem. > I was using using arduino.pd , arduinoControl.pd, gemmsp.pd and win.pd. > sure I could send you the folder. pd_firmware v 1.29 ... so I run it > with older versions of arduino boards.of course they could be > broken... > hank > > 2007/9/13, marius schebella <marius.schebella@gmail.com <mailto:marius.schebella@gmail.com>>: > > which pd objects are you using for communication? did you select the > > correct serial port? > > are you using firmata? which version of it? > > on the other hand, diecimila is not really tested yet with Pd, so I > > assume there might be problems... > > marius. > > > > henrik wurster wrote: > >> hello list, > >> > >> after I connected the new arduino diecimila with pd,some errors occured. > >> arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with > >> various older versions > >> of the arduino board...anybody had the same problem ? > >> > >> greets, > >> hank > >> > >> _______________________________________________ > >> PD-list@iem.at <mailto:PD-list@iem.at> mailing list > >> UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list <http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list> > >> > > >
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ciao henrik
i am not quite sure, which one the ardiuno diecimila is (couldn't find any info about it), but there are some points, that could be checked anyway, when working with arduino:
- did you upload the firmware to the arduino board using the arduino IDE
software? (sorry, if that seems too obvious, but i experienced, that people sometimes didn't know that)
- does the version of the firmware match the version of the [pduino]
object, you are using?
- did you choose the correct chip, when uploading with the arduino IDE
software? in 'menu -> tools -> Microcontroller(MCU)' two are listed: Atmega8 and Atmega168. i think, the default setting is 'Atmega8', although newer boards come with a 'Atmega168' shipped. i experienced many times, that this was the culprit, since it is even possible to upload a firmware for the wrong chip.
- did you switch the digital pins, that you wanted to use as output, to
output mode?
did you activate the inputs, so that they report anything?
please report any error and not just 'i had some errors'
what exactly did you do to trigger this errors?
On Thu, 2007-09-13 at 13:04 +0200, henrik wurster wrote:
arduino sends data (tx), but doesnt receive any...also tried it with
i think, it would try to send data even with no usb connected, as long it has power. depends on what firmware is on it.
various older versions of the arduino board.
i suspect a software/firmware problem here. if you tried with other boards as well, you probabyl would also have had to upload the proper firmware first. did you do that?
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On 14/09/2007, at 19.09, Roman Haefeli wrote:
i am not quite sure, which one the ardiuno diecimila is (couldn't find any info about it)
Basicly it's the latest. There are info at the Arduino website [1].
One change that to my limited knowledge might be of interest, and
seam most significant, is:
"Rather then requiring a physical press of the reset button before an
upload, the Arduino Diecimila is designed in a way that allows it to
be reset by software running on a connected computer." -- [1].
Best, steffen
Hallo, Steffen hat gesagt: // Steffen wrote:
On 14/09/2007, at 19.09, Roman Haefeli wrote:
i am not quite sure, which one the ardiuno diecimila is (couldn't find any info about it)
Basicly it's the latest. There are info at the Arduino website [1].
One change that to my limited knowledge might be of interest, and
seam most significant, is:"Rather then requiring a physical press of the reset button before an
upload, the Arduino Diecimila is designed in a way that allows it to
be reset by software running on a connected computer." -- [1].
I also got my first Arduino now, and it's a Diecimila board. I couldn't upload anything to the board on my main machine, though, and at first thought it was broken, but then it worked fine on my laptop. Need to investigate this later.
I was told by my vendor, that one has to use the 0.9 Arduino software to upload, I didn't try any older version anyway.
I also didn't yet try Firmata, maybe I'll check it out next week, but as I need to control stepper motors, I might not be able to use Firmata anyways, I guess.
Hint for Debian users: The Debian instructions on arduino.cc are way out of date, follow the Ubuntu docs instead.
Autoreset is a nice feature, but on some boards it doesn't work, as they have the wrong firmware on it accidentally. See the FAQ. Thankfully it works for me.
Ciao
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On Sep 14, 2007, at 4:46 PM, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo, Steffen hat gesagt: // Steffen wrote:
On 14/09/2007, at 19.09, Roman Haefeli wrote:
i am not quite sure, which one the ardiuno diecimila is (couldn't
find any info about it)Basicly it's the latest. There are info at the Arduino website [1]. One change that to my limited knowledge might be of interest, and seam most significant, is:
"Rather then requiring a physical press of the reset button before an upload, the Arduino Diecimila is designed in a way that allows it to be reset by software running on a connected computer." -- [1].
I also got my first Arduino now, and it's a Diecimila board. I couldn't upload anything to the board on my main machine, though, and at first thought it was broken, but then it worked fine on my laptop. Need to investigate this later.
I was told by my vendor, that one has to use the 0.9 Arduino software to upload, I didn't try any older version anyway.
I also didn't yet try Firmata, maybe I'll check it out next week, but as I need to control stepper motors, I might not be able to use Firmata anyways, I guess.
Hint for Debian users: The Debian instructions on arduino.cc are way out of date, follow the Ubuntu docs instead.
Autoreset is a nice feature, but on some boards it doesn't work, as they have the wrong firmware on it accidentally. See the FAQ. Thankfully it works for me.
I've got a Diecimila board and I had no problems running the latest
release of Pduino:
http://at.or.at/hans/pd/Pduino-0.3.1.zip
That in combo with Pd-extended 0.39.3, it should "just work"
http://at.or.at/hans/pd/installers.html
.hc
Ciao
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