PAiA 9700 CORRECTION
Daniel Gendreau
gendreau at frontiernet.net
Fri May 28 00:59:11 CEST 1999
> Please enlighten me. There is nothing in my 2.0 firmawre upgrade info
> about this. You still have to have the hardware board though, right?
>
> Larry Hendry
I dont believe its a firmware upgrade issue. This was part of the CV8 design
from the begining.
OOPS, I just looked again. I meant pull down! SORRY ppl!
There is a resistor R54 on the board. It pulls CPU pin P1.7 LOW. If the V/Hz
board is installed, this pin will be high.
>From the Firmware:
;set up ports
mov p1,#11111111b ;no oct., ls 5 bits inputs
mov p3,#10100001b ;port 3 input lines
mov MODES,#0h ;init modes flags
jnb p1.7,V_Oct ;OctC line held low sets v/oct
setb V_Hz ;set v/hz (modes.7)
V_Oct:
The "jnb" statement checks P1.7. If it is LOW during startup, the V_Hz mode
is enabled.
In the instructions, it says if you are not installing the V/Hz board, you
have to jumper the DAC output to go to the S/H mux, and you have to put in
R54(dont have the directions in front of me, so this is from memory).
-Dan G.
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