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Hi. Sorry for my english. I need your help.
I have Rabbit PK2200 device. And I need programming it by RS-232. But I haven't programming cable. So I want to make it. I need pinout for it.
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This should help.
RJ12 Jack pin out DB9 (Female Pins)
1. /OUT(/RTS) => 8. CTS
2. GND => 5. GND
3. /TXD => 2. RXD
4. /RXD => 3. TXD
5. /IN(/CTS) => 7. RTS
6. Not Connected
On the PK2200 pin 6 is closest to the battery.
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I connect cable. And now I want to compile and run my simple test program. I run Dynamic C 9.25 and click Compile (F5). Then I get error:
While Sending Cold Loader:
No Rabbit Processor Detected.
What am I doing wrong?
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Oct 2, 2017
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PK2200 doesn't work with Dynamic C 9.25, you need to use Dynamic C 32:
https://www.digi.com/support/productdetail?pid=4979
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I start Dynamic C and get message:
Target not responding.
What's wrong?
JP3: 5-6, 7-8, 9-11
JP4: 8-7, 2-3
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Oct 9, 2017
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Which version of Dynamic C? Did you wire up the RJ12 to DB9 adapter as Claude described? If you connect a logic probe to the TX and RX pins, do you see any activity? What do those jumper settings for JP3 and JP4 represent?
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I am use Dynamic C v5.24.
About activity on TX and RX.
For TX it is -3.4 - +2.28 V.
For RX it is -14 - -8.5 V.
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Oct 20, 2017
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