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stanleyella

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what would be nice is pins in use and what they used for so don't get message pin in use
 
Mixtel90

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For i=1 To 40
print i, MM.Info(pin i)
Next

Polish it up, maybe use two columns, stick it in a Sub and put it in your library. :)
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stanleyella

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I got no library :) just s..t loads of code.
can't contribute just test and report probs.
if I use tv and vga then with vga usb rc8 pico2 it sometimes centres on screen but often goes left. it's the tv shows vga 50hz then goes to 60hz.
same tv and olimex pico2 usb rc8 and hdmi fine
 
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Edit. Peter, while testing the MM.Startup Sub at the bottom of this post on a Pico 2 V6.00.00RC8, after a CPU Restart the last value of "n" and the boot banner appear at the command prompt, requiring Crtl-C to prevent an error. What am I doing wrong?
> cpu restart
1      GP0     DIN
2      GP1     DIN
4      GP2     DIN
5      GP3     DIN
6      GP4     DIN
7      GP5     DIN
9      GP6     DIN
10     GP7     DIN
11     GP8     OFF: Boot Reserved
12     GP9     OFF: Boot Reserved
14     GP10    OFF: Boot Reserved
15     GP11    OFF: Boot Reserved
16     GP12    OFF: Boot Reserved
17     GP13    OFF: Boot Reserved
19     GP14    OFF: Boot Reserved
20     GP15    OFF: Boot Reserved
21     GP16    OFF: Boot Reserved
22     GP17    OFF: Boot Reserved
24     GP18    OFF: Boot Reserved
25     GP19    OFF: Boot Reserved
26     GP20    OFF: Boot Reserved
27     GP21    OFF: Boot Reserved
29     GP22    DIN
41     GP23    DOUT
42     GP24    DIN
43     GP25    HEARTBEAT
31     GP26    DIN
32     GP27    DIN
34     GP28    DIN

>  34oMiteVGA MMBasic RP2350A Edition V6.00.00RC8
Copyright 2011-2024 Geoff Graham
Copyright 2016-2024 Peter Mather



Stan, paste the line below at the command prompt to see which pins are used.
Expanding Mick's idea:-
> For m=0 To 28 :n= MM.Info(pinno "GP"+Str$(m)):print n,"GP"+Str$(m), MM.Info(pin n) :next
1      GP0     INTL
2      GP1     DOUT
4      GP2     OFF
5      GP3     OFF
6      GP4     OFF
7      GP5     OFF
9      GP6     OFF
10     GP7     OFF
11     GP8     OFF: Boot Reserved
12     GP9     OFF: Boot Reserved
14     GP10    OFF: Boot Reserved
15     GP11    OFF: Boot Reserved
16     GP12    OFF: Boot Reserved
17     GP13    OFF: Boot Reserved
19     GP14    OFF: Boot Reserved
20     GP15    OFF: Boot Reserved
21     GP16    OFF: Boot Reserved
22     GP17    OFF: Boot Reserved
24     GP18    OFF: Boot Reserved
25     GP19    OFF: Boot Reserved
26     GP20    OFF: Boot Reserved
27     GP21    OFF: Boot Reserved
29     GP22    OFF
41     GP23    DOUT
42     GP24    DIN
43     GP25    HEARTBEAT
31     GP26    OFF
32     GP27    OFF
34     GP28    OFF
>

Or for the RP2350 include setting all unused pins to Din, PullUp.
Sub MM.Startup
 Local Integer m, n
 For m=0 To 28
  n = MM.Info(pinno "GP"+Str$(m))
  If MM.Info(pin n)="OFF" Then SetPin n, DIN, PULLUP
  print n,"GP"+Str$(m), MM.Info(pin n)
 Next
End Sub

Edited 2024-10-14 09:14 by phil99
 
TassyJim

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Similar error as Phil noted on restart.
PicoRP2040 RC8 using TeraTerm (and MMCC)

After CPU RESTART, <enter> causes Unknown command.
> cpu restart

Error : Unknown command
>
> cpu restart

Error : Unknown command
>


Also,
I measured 16 seconds between 'disconnect' and Windows seeing the USB port again.

Jim

Footnote added 2024-10-14 16:07 by TassyJim
A hard reboot of my PC resolved the long time to restore the serial port.
That is not something I have seen before!

The 'Error: unknown command' issue is still present.

Jim
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Bryan1

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Jim I just loaded in RC8 as I noticed I was using b4



PicoMite MMBasic Version 6.00.00RC8
> cpu restart
14:14:44 Port: COM15 removed

Disconnected

14:14:44 Port: COM15 inserted

Connected to COM15 at 38400


So no error showing here
 
matherp
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The bug is as a result of me including the chip in the startup banner - will fix
 
Martin H.

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PicoMiteVGA MMBasic Version 6.00.00RC8
found a new Issue

xmodem s "Filename" works as usual but
  Quote   >xmodem s
Error : Not enough Heap memory

'no comment
 
matherp
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Works for me. Try Ctrl-C and CLEAR before sending
 
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  matherp said  Ctrl-C and CLEAR before sending

that helped, thank you
'no comment
 
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Fixes the startup issue - no version change


PicoMiteRP2040V6.00.00RC8.zip

PicoMiteRP2350V6.00.00RC8.zip
 
phil99

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Thank you, the banner at the command prompt is fixed.
MM.Startup still leaves the last value of a variable at the command prompt so still requires Ctrl-C to get a new prompt. If I backspace the characters the prompt disappears but then typing a command such as Print works.
PicoMiteVGA MMBasic RP2350A Edition V6.00.00RC8
Copyright 2011-2024 Geoff Graham
Copyright 2016-2024 Peter Mather

1      GP0     DIN
2      GP1     DIN
43     GP25    HEARTBEAT
...
31     GP26    DIN
32     GP27    DIN
34     GP28    DIN
>  34
>
> library list
Sub MM.Startup
Local Integer m, n
For m=0 To 28
n = MM.Info(pinno "GP"+Str$(m))
If MM.Info(pin n)="OFF" Then SetPin n, DIN, PULLUP
Print n,"GP"+Str$(m), MM.Info(pin n)
Next
End Sub
>
 
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  matherp said  Fixes the startup issue - no version change


PicoMiteRP2040V6.00.00RC8.zip

PicoMiteRP2350V6.00.00RC8.zip


My setup was working OK after loading the firmware, but then all of a sudden I noticed CLS RGB(green) and CLS RGB(red) working in reverse (cls...blue is working fine).
This has also resulted in the EDITor (with COLOURCODE ON) effectively showing incorrect colours by switching these two primary colours around.

All I was doing was altering the OPTIOON RESOLUTION between 640, 1024, and 1280 (the two 4:3 formats work with my monitor, but the 1280 widescreen won't sync). So multiple switching between these, and trying different MODEs in each somehow resulted in the Red and Green signals switching.

Am I missing a command somewhere to possibly reset colour mappings? I have tried all the obvious resetting, powering down, etc, but before reloading firmware, wondered if I have missed something simple!!
For everything Micromite visit micromite.org

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stanleyella

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phil, 2350 vga usb rc8. nice! tab to 2 columns?

Sub MM.Startup
Local Integer m, n
For m=0 To 28
n = MM.Info(pinno "GP"+Str$(m))
If MM.Info(pin n)="OFF" Then SetPin n, DIN, PULLUP
Print n,"GP"+Str$(m), MM.Info(pin n)
Next
End Sub

RUN
1     GP0     OFF: Boot Reserved
2     GP1     OFF: Boot Reserved
4     GP2     DIN
5     GP3     DIN
6     GP4     DIN
7     GP5     DIN
9     GP6     DIN
10    GP7     DIN
11    GP8     OFF: Boot Reserved
12    GP9     OFF: Boot Reserved
14    GP10    OFF: Boot Reserved
15    GP11    OFF: Boot Reserved
16    GP12    OFF: Boot Reserved
17    GP13    OFF: Boot Reserved
19    GP14    DIN
20    GP15    DIN
21    GP16    OFF: Boot Reserved
22    GP17    OFF: Boot Reserved
24    GP18    OFF: Boot Reserved
25    GP19    OFF: Boot Reserved
26    GP20    OFF: Boot Reserved
27    GP21    OFF: Boot Reserved
29    GP22    DIN
41    GP23    DOUT
42    GP24    DIN
43    GP25    HEARTBEAT
31    GP26    DIN
32    GP27    DIN
34    GP28    DIN

> option list
PicoMiteVGA MMBasic USB Edition  6.00.00RC8
OPTION SERIAL CONSOLE COM2,GP8,GP9
OPTION FLASH SIZE 4194304
OPTION COLOURCODE ON
OPTION KEYBOARD UK, 0, 0, 600, 150
OPTION CPUSPEED (KHz) 378000
OPTION SDCARD GP13, GP10, GP11, GP12
OPTION AUDIO GP0,GP1', ON PWM CHANNEL 0
 
stanleyella

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phil, same hardware but copied to mmcc terminal
> For m=0 To 28 :n= MM.Info(pinno "GP"+Str$(m)):print n,"GP"+Str$(m), MM.Info(pi
1     GP0     OFF: Boot Reserved
2     GP1     OFF: Boot Reserved
4     GP2     DIN
5     GP3     DIN
6     GP4     DIN
7     GP5     DIN
9     GP6     DIN
10    GP7     DIN
11    GP8     OFF: Boot Reserved
12    GP9     OFF: Boot Reserved
14    GP10    OFF: Boot Reserved
15    GP11    OFF: Boot Reserved
16    GP12    OFF: Boot Reserved
17    GP13    OFF: Boot Reserved
19    GP14    DIN
20    GP15    DIN
21    GP16    OFF: Boot Reserved
22    GP17    OFF: Boot Reserved
24    GP18    OFF: Boot Reserved
25    GP19    OFF: Boot Reserved
26    GP20    OFF: Boot Reserved
27    GP21    OFF: Boot Reserved
29    GP22    DIN
41    GP23    DOUT
42    GP24    DIN
43    GP25    HEARTBEAT
31    GP26    DIN
32    GP27    DIN
34    GP28    DIN
>
 
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I don't know if it's come up, but is option keyboard uk broken? US and UK seem to be the same. This is on 6.00.00.RC3 - I've not got around to updating yet.
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stanleyella

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yes.my usb uk keyboard @ is " and " is @
OPTION KEYBOARD UK, 0, 0, 600, 150
numlock was always on default boot
the mmcc terminal and pc uk kb ok
Edited 2024-10-16 07:20 by stanleyella
 
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OPTION KEYBOARD UK works ok for PS/2 on:-
PicoMiteVGA MMBasic RP2350A Edition V6.00.00RC8
 
Mixtel90

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I should have said, this is USB HDMI version.
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What does the option list say? Works fine for me (as usual)
 
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