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Wireless Programming Module For Arduino is not working
rednikin 2011-09-23 06:05:11 7082 Views5 Replies Hello,
Configuration:
Arduino Mega 2560
Mega IO Expansion Shield For Arduino Mega V1.1
2x Wireless Programming Module For Arduino
Xbee USB adapter
both WPM configured as follows:
Version:V2
Baudrate(Register:1-3):115200
ID(Register:4-8):192.168.1.1.1
Operating Frequency(0-125)(Register:9):125
Air Data Rate(1M/2M/250K)(Register:10):250Kbps
Timeout(Register:11):20
Nothing works at all. Code uploading hangs. Serial Monitor doesn't work as well.
Could you please let me know how to resolve the issue.
regards
Michael Rednikin
Configuration:
Arduino Mega 2560
Mega IO Expansion Shield For Arduino Mega V1.1
2x Wireless Programming Module For Arduino
Xbee USB adapter
both WPM configured as follows:
Version:V2
Baudrate(Register:1-3):115200
ID(Register:4-8):192.168.1.1.1
Operating Frequency(0-125)(Register:9):125
Air Data Rate(1M/2M/250K)(Register:10):250Kbps
Timeout(Register:11):20
Nothing works at all. Code uploading hangs. Serial Monitor doesn't work as well.
Could you please let me know how to resolve the issue.
regards
Michael Rednikin
2011-09-29 20:40:18 Hi Rednikin,
Could you please contact me through e-mail so we can figure out how to manage your situation.
techsupport AT dfrobot DOT com Hector
Could you please contact me through e-mail so we can figure out how to manage your situation.
techsupport AT dfrobot DOT com
Hector 2011-09-28 23:40:51 Hi Rednikin,
We have tried your setup and discovered that the WPM module will not work with the MEGA 2560. The modules do work for the duemilanove, UNO, and the MEGA 1280. I am sorry about this inconvenience. We will add this incompatibility to our product page.
Please let me know what we can do to solve this problem for you. If you like, we can offer a refund on the WPM modules.
Hector
We have tried your setup and discovered that the WPM module will not work with the MEGA 2560. The modules do work for the duemilanove, UNO, and the MEGA 1280. I am sorry about this inconvenience. We will add this incompatibility to our product page.
Please let me know what we can do to solve this problem for you. If you like, we can offer a refund on the WPM modules.
Hector 2011-09-27 21:58:19 > Have you tried programming the Arduino through the USB,
> just to make sure that is working?
Yes. I'm able to program it over USB but only when WPM is unpluigged.
> You can also test the WPMs by just testing a simple
> "hello world" program outputting to the serial monitor.
Hello world is working but only when USB cable is unplugged.
> What about the jumper settings? Have you made sure the
> jumpers on the WPMs are set properly?
Both jumpers are OFF as per you guide.
> If none of this solves the issue could you give me a bit more information about your setup?
> do you have anything else connected to the Arduinos?
five I2c devices + 3 analog ang 8 digital pins are used.
>What other troubleshooting have you done?
nothing. it supposed to be working out of the box.
rednikin
> just to make sure that is working?
Yes. I'm able to program it over USB but only when WPM is unpluigged.
> You can also test the WPMs by just testing a simple
> "hello world" program outputting to the serial monitor.
Hello world is working but only when USB cable is unplugged.
> What about the jumper settings? Have you made sure the
> jumpers on the WPMs are set properly?
Both jumpers are OFF as per you guide.
> If none of this solves the issue could you give me a bit more information about your setup?
> do you have anything else connected to the Arduinos?
five I2c devices + 3 analog ang 8 digital pins are used.
>What other troubleshooting have you done?
nothing. it supposed to be working out of the box.
rednikin 2011-09-26 23:53:55 Hi Michael,
Have you tried programming the Arduino through the USB, just to make sure that is working?
You can also test the WPMs by just testing a simple "hello world" program outputting to the serial monitor.
What about the jumper settings? Have you made sure the jumpers on the WPMs are set properly?
If none of this solves the issue could you give me a bit more information about your setup? do you have anything else connected to the Arduinos? What other troubleshooting have you done?
Hector Hector
Have you tried programming the Arduino through the USB, just to make sure that is working?
You can also test the WPMs by just testing a simple "hello world" program outputting to the serial monitor.
What about the jumper settings? Have you made sure the jumpers on the WPMs are set properly?
If none of this solves the issue could you give me a bit more information about your setup? do you have anything else connected to the Arduinos? What other troubleshooting have you done?
Hector
Hector 