>
> AS far as I can tell the serial connection is correct, on my
> translator board I get both leds lit when I plug in, I know for sure
> it worked in the past and I haven't changed anything since then. I
> don't have any other programs using the serial prot that I know of.
> Since I posted last I've also tried unistalling the IDE and rebooted
> a few times for good measure but still nothing.
There are two Hyperterminal tests you can try: First, set HT for
9600,n,8,1 with NO FLOW CONTROL and connect to the port you use with
the IDE. Pull the TX and RX wires at the OOPic and short them
together (at the serial adapter). Now keyboard data should be echoed
at the screen. Without the jumper there should be no echo.
Obviously, the OOPic S board needs to be providing power to the serial
adapter. Of course, you could also make this test (of the cable) by
jumping pins 2 & 3 at the male connector.
Second, hook everything back up, yank the EEPROM and reset the OOPic.
Type \0V (backslash, zero, upper case V) and you should get a reply
of v (lower case V). See Chapter 16 of the ooPIC Programmer's Guide.
I just tried this (yank the EEPROM) on a working OOPic and the
described 'v' echo was received.
Richard
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