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ezuk replied on April 17, 2008 10:54 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

Awesome! I'm glad to hear.

Carlos Pereira replied on April 16, 2008 16:56 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

ezuk the tip Wolftec gives solved the problem.
I've tested it only today, that's why I haven't said nothing until now.

Wolftec thanks a lot for your help!

Carlos Pereira marked one of Wolftec's replies in Tibbo as useful. Wolftec replied to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?".

Wolftec replied on April 16, 2008 15:12 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

Ezuk, no need for special treatment.

I'm sure the i'll have doubt's when working with tibbo modules, and then somebody will help me out. That's all i need.

ezuk replied on April 16, 2008 11:35 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

Carlos, did Wolftec's tip help?

Wolftec -- thanks for all of your excellent feedback in the forum! It's really appreciated! As soon as GetSatisfaction provide an option to mark "preferred users", I will add you.

Wolftec replied on April 14, 2008 17:31 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

I just had time for a quick look,
But it looks like you forgot to change the serial port number when sending data on the event.

You need to use ser.num=1 prior to ser.setdata() even if that's the only port your using in you project.

I think that this is because the default serial is set to 0

Carlos Pereira replied on April 14, 2008 15:33 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

I use this code:

sub on_sys_init

ser.num=1
ser.flowcontrol=DISABLED
ser.baudrate=ser.div9600/(19200/9600)
ser.enabled=NO
ser.mode=PL_SER_MODE_UART
ser.rxbuffrq(4)
ser.txbuffrq(4)

sys.buffalloc
ser.enabled=YES

end sub

and to send data on an event I use:
ser.setdata("test")
ser.send

With this code, changing ser.num=1 to ser.num=0 , the data is sent to serial port 0. But with ser.num=1 it doesn't work.

Thanks.

Wolftec replied on April 14, 2008 14:23 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

Carlos remeber that you have to assign buffer pairs to every port you need to open.

If you assign only one pair of buffers it won't work for all the others.

Also can you post some of your code related to your serial ports? It should help us with your question.

Carlos Pereira replied on April 14, 2008 14:10 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

I've used the source code available on resources (Tibbo site) but I can't get it to work...
The sample source code you say, where can I get it?
Thanks!

Advisor replied on April 10, 2008 08:04 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

ENTEK Elektronik company designed the evaluation Kit for EM1000. We have not seen such problem while using it?

Could you use the sample source code in this subject? Because it is working.

Carlos Pereira replied on April 09, 2008 13:29 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

Thanks for the asnwer.
I've forgot to say that I've already used ser.num=x to try other serial ports...but I'm unable to communicate through serial ports, only with serial port 0.
I've readed the docs but I cannot find anything that solved the problem...

ezuk replied on April 09, 2008 11:02 to the problem "How to use the 4 serial ports?" in Tibbo:

Heya!

How about http://docs.tibbo.com/taiko/ser_num.htm ?

Uxi reported a problem in Tibbo on April 08, 2008 14:01:

How to use the 4 serial ports?

Hi!

I've a EM1000-EV-01 board and I would like to know if is it possible to use the four serial ports available on the board. I've already tried but I can only work with serial port 0.
The other problem I'm having is that I just can send data from Ethernet to serial port 0 and not from serial port to ethernet...I'm using sock.redir and ser.redir.

Regards