The test proceed into testing whether the slave modules are able to perform at high speed, without manual inputs. First, I initialize the Python code on the RPi to 25 MHz and I try to verify the functionality of the module. But, before that I found the ADC modules has Read more…
The next thing to do is to initialize the interrupt service routine and also to configure the change on Port B interrupt. By referring to the interrupt that is used by the original demo to calculate the ticks for the blinking LED for the TCP/IP stack, it seems that is Read more…
My next task was to do something to make the PIC able to switch between the MASTER mode and the SLAVE mode. Generally, the MASTER mode will be the mode where the PIC will be acting as a server and will be receiving the bitstream from the Internet and then Read more…
Last week, I was only able to verify that the CRC16 feature in the SD card is working. The data will only be written into the SD card when the CRC16 given is correct. If the CRC16 isn’t correct, the SD card will not contain the data in the respective Read more…
The reason why the Base64 decoder is not working is because the buffer for storing the bit is a bit too short, I changed the buffer into a 32 bits variable so it can store all the 24 bits. After that I found that the if condition which will split Read more…
My next task would be to work on making the HTTP to upload the data in data-form instead of file form. I had the text field input integrated with my current HTTP code so I tried to upload a 350KB file with it. It turns out that the upload is Read more…
During the process of trying to write my own MDD stack, I found a comment in the code given by Microchip. It states: //Check if all attempts failed and we timed out. Normally, this won’t happen, //unless maybe the SD card was busy, because it was previously performing a //read Read more…
I recheck my functions to make sure that the three functions are doing the same thing as the one function. It turns it should be. Then, after some hacking and testing, I found out that the string I declared in the main function will be written into the SD card. Read more…
It turns out that issue of connection timeout, random protocol data is caused by the fact I did not call the write function after TCP and Ethernet layer processes. The write function is then called in the Ethernet layer (ETH97J60.c). The function that is modified is MACGetArray(). After this modification, Read more…
Continuing from the last week, the reason that why the connection will be timed out when uploading a larger file is due to the modification I made to calculate the data size uploaded. The method was removed for the mean time and tested the code out. It turns out that Read more…