ChibiOS Free Embedded RTOS

Maybe this driver can be used to make a hardware independent software serial driver later on? I think it could be a complex driver on top of the EXT, GPT and PAL drivers. I'm with you on this. I'll try to clean it up and merge it initially as an AVR driver, but next we can step-by-step change the l...

Ok, got it to work! You won't believe this but the problem is the ISR vector. Your where defining it like this: #define AVR_SDS_RX_VECT PCINT0_vect But it actually is this: #define AVR_SDS_RX_VECT INT0_vect So the MCU was resetting because there was not INT0 handler! Also in the block where you writ...

I was able to get it working here on an ATmega1280 with your previously posted code (single state machine). I had to change the pin mapping and rolled back the config to get 4800 bps. const SerialConfig softserial_config = { UBRR(4800), /* No use, just a placeholder.*/ USART_CHAR_SIZE_8, 52, (1 << C...

If you end up solving the issue before I get started, even better!

Please copy your latest .c/.h version somewhere. I will try later today.

That is not a ChibiOS thing. That is standard I2C. Your LCD manual may be providing the wrong address than. I'm curious, what LCD model is that? Where is the DS?

The following causes "U" to flood the console: while (true) { //debug("USART1\r\n"); //chThdSleepSeconds(1); chprintf((BaseSequentialStream*) &SDS, "USARTS\r\n"); chThdSleepSeconds(1); } Probably CPU resetting. Some non-handled interrupt maybe? I will try to test i...

In I2C the address goes in the upper 7 bits and the LSb defines if it is a read or a write. So if you're reading 0xA0 you're actually sending to address 0x50.

Applied to trunk.

carldong,

If you don't mind, please create a pastebin/gist of this (with syntax highlighting), even better with the whole file/code. Also, it might be a non-AVR specific thing that is going wrong there which would have a better chance of being found by posting in General.

Cheers,
Fabio Utzig