Hallo Fischertechniker,
ich probiere den Robo TX Controller aktuell mit den Beispielprogrammen die es Download Areal gibt zu flashen. Aber immer wenn ich die .bat Datei ausführe kommt ein Fehler auf dem Display "Programm Magic Fehler". Nach dem Flashen, kann ich die Programme Dateisystem finden, aber wenn ich sie dort ausführen möchte kommt auch der besagte Fehler (das Compilieren läuft ohne Probleme, die Konsole der flash .bat Datei zeigt auch an, dass alles korrekt abgelaufen ist). Im Internet, diesem Forum und den Dokumentationen konnte ich leider keine Anhaltspunkte finden.
Kann mir da jemand vielleicht behilflich sein? Falls ihr noch irgendwelche Informationen benötigt probiere ich sie so schnell wie möglich posten.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Hans
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Re: Program Magic Error
Can you be more precise about which example, which toolkit, which compiler, etc?
Based on your description, I got the idea that you try to work with the
“PC Programming ROBO TX Controller Version 1.5“ package. Is this assumption right?
Based on your description, I got the idea that you try to work with the
“PC Programming ROBO TX Controller Version 1.5“ package. Is this assumption right?
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Re: Program Magic Error
Hello, I tried to use the PC Programming ROBO TX Controller Version 1.5 and it failed with the error mentioned before.
Afterwards I decided to use the C-Compiler Programmingpakage and now I can flash the controller without an error.
Now I wanted to make a displayoutput with the DisplayMsg function (mentioned in the documentation of the C-Compiler) by editing an existing example (StopGo.c). There I edited the ProgTic-function (I deleted everything in ProgTic, gave the "TA * p_ta = &p_ta_array[TA_IDX];" (like it was initialy in the file, the p_ta_array pointer was the assigned pointer in the function) as the first arguement and a char array as the second argument to DisplayMsg) and compiled it. After the flashing and starting of the program on the controller it just crash'.
Here the definition of the DisplayMsg function from the documentation: void (*DisplayMsg) (struct ta_s * p_ta, char * p_msg).
So I wanted to ask is there anything to be enabled in the ProgInit to write something on the display or maybe setting a flag, I don't know, and could someone write an example, because I don't know further.
Sorry for the late answer but I work only twice a week on this project. Because this is another issue, I wrote another Thread in the forum.
Yours sincerely
Afterwards I decided to use the C-Compiler Programmingpakage and now I can flash the controller without an error.
Now I wanted to make a displayoutput with the DisplayMsg function (mentioned in the documentation of the C-Compiler) by editing an existing example (StopGo.c). There I edited the ProgTic-function (I deleted everything in ProgTic, gave the "TA * p_ta = &p_ta_array[TA_IDX];" (like it was initialy in the file, the p_ta_array pointer was the assigned pointer in the function) as the first arguement and a char array as the second argument to DisplayMsg) and compiled it. After the flashing and starting of the program on the controller it just crash'.
Here the definition of the DisplayMsg function from the documentation: void (*DisplayMsg) (struct ta_s * p_ta, char * p_msg).
So I wanted to ask is there anything to be enabled in the ProgInit to write something on the display or maybe setting a flag, I don't know, and could someone write an example, because I don't know further.
Sorry for the late answer but I work only twice a week on this project. Because this is another issue, I wrote another Thread in the forum.
Yours sincerely
Re: Program Magic Error
I am afraid that I can help you.
Actually I have only a very good knowledge and experiences about the online mode and the use of the FtMscLib.
Also in relation with dotNET and the use of MS-VS2010/2012.
Actually I have only a very good knowledge and experiences about the online mode and the use of the FtMscLib.
Also in relation with dotNET and the use of MS-VS2010/2012.