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Hi Vivek,
Tnx Peg,
Tnx for ur quick reply...
I wasn't aware of the fact that one needs to short 2&3 pins of the 9-pin D connector.
I was actually planning to reconstruct the circuit with exactly the same ICs(MXC145407 & 74HXC125) as mentioned in the datasheet.
But then i would prefer to try out ur suggtestion first and will promptly get baxck to you.
With Love and regards
Vivek
Hi Vivek,
The short is only for a quick test, not a permanent feature of the programmer!
Revised instructions:
Hi Vivek,
There is no use of a circuit for a programmer if you can't get a loopback result at the cable. No programmer will function.
Let's start again.
Just run P&E programmer with a cable plugged into your COM port with pin 2 shorted to pin 3. Thats it just a PC, a cable and a short, nothing else.
If you don't get a loopback positive result you PC/cable is broken or you are specifying the wrong port or something PC related.
Can you use this COM port for something else? Does it work?
Peg
Ah... not sure about this love thing....
Hi Peg,
It worked ....
Now we can say that there is no problem with the cable, PC, Software.
So problem shld be with my circuit?!?!?!...
Untill now i had built my circuit in a bread board.
Now i ll solder the circuit in a general purpose pcb.
What nxt?
First sign of HOPE!!!...
Tnx Peg.
With Love and Regards
V.Vivek
Hi Vivek,
I am looking at Monitor circuit in my old GP32 manual (a paper one, remember them!) it shows the pc connection as DB25. You are aware that pins 2 and 3 function swap between DB25 and DB9? (and GND is 7 on DB25 and 5 on DB9)
Otherwise take just your programmer and touch 5V onto DB9 pin 3 (TxD input) now follow the signal through the level translater through the HC125 and then back through HC125 and back through the MAX to pin2 and find out where it stops. Connect 5v and disconnect while measuring every test point!
Peg