Antonio Barracco wrote:
> Thanks!!!,
> now it is working in the properly way in the Programmer mode.
>
> Olivier I was trying with the WEBOTS demo, but it doesn't work, I get 
> this error:
>
> Failed to upload program on the e-puck robot, error 2.
>
> Any suggestions?
It might be because the bootloader is corrupted on your e-puck. Do you 
press the reset button immediately before starting the upload?

-Olivier
> Thanks  so much for helping me,
> Antonio.
>
> On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 1:32 AM, Francesco Mondada 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
>
>     On 25 févr. 08, at 15:09, Antonio Barracco wrote:
>
>>     Thanks for replaying me,
>>
>>     The problem with the ICD2 is that we I use the Programmer mode I
>>     can download the code but I don't know how to run, it there is no
>>     run in the  menu probabilly I miss somenthings.
>>     In the debugger mode I can program the PIC and then from the the
>>     menu using run to make the e-puck moving.
>
>     When you program the memory in "programmer" mode, the processor is
>     kept under RESET. This prevents the program to be executed when
>     programming is finished. To start the program you have to release
>     the reset (button close to the programming one). You can obtain
>     the same effect (releasing the RESET) by disconnecting the cable.
>     This should allow your program to run. If it does not run... there
>     is a problem elsewhere.
>
>     Francesco
>
>>     I didn't try yet WEBOTS.
>>
>>      Can you plese give me some advise how to run the code in
>>     Programmer mode?
>>
>>     Thanks so much,
>>     Antonio.
>>
>>     On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 5:32 PM, Francesco Mondada
>>     <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>>
>>         Not sure that using the full WEBOTS package can help solving your
>>         problem.
>>
>>         If you have the ICD2 you can easily reprogram the bootloader
>>         into your
>>         e-puck. This should solve your problem.
>>
>>         For the second question: the MPLAB has two modes of
>>         connection to the
>>         processor: debugger and programmer (two separate menus on MPLAB).
>>         Using the debugger mode does not allow to disconnect the
>>         cable. Pass
>>         into programmer mode to be able to disconnect the cable. Hope
>>         this
>>         helps.
>>
>>                                                                Francesco
>>
>>         On 25 févr. 08, at 08:39, Olivier Michel wrote:
>>
>>         > Hi,
>>         >
>>         > Did you give a try to Webots? From the free demo version,
>>         you can
>>         > upload
>>         > .hex programs onto the e-puck (from the Tools menu). This
>>         works on
>>         > Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. You can download it from
>>         > http://www.cyberbotics.com/products/webots/download.html.
>>         Let me
>>         > know if
>>         > that helps.
>>         >
>>         > Cheers,
>>         >
>>         > -Olivier
>>         >
>>         > Antonio Barracco wrote:
>>         >> Hello everyone,
>>         >>
>>         >> I am start to using e-puck but I have got some problems.
>>         >> I download the Tiny Bootloader
>>         >> Once I was able to download the code to the pic,
>>         >> but now I do not know why I am not able anymore to
>>         downloading the
>>         >> code to the PIC I get this error:
>>         >>
>>         >> Connected to \\.\COM4 at 115200
>>         >>  HEX: 3 hours old, INHX32,dsPICcode, total=1160 bytes.
>>         >>  Searching for PIC ...Not found,
>>         >>  ERROR!
>>         >>
>>         >> I have got even the Microchip MPLAB ICD2 debuger when I
>>         program with
>>         >> this the PIC and then run the code the e-puck works, but
>>         if I unplug
>>         >> the cable the e-puck stops, I would like to know how can I
>>         program
>>         >> the
>>         >> e-puck and then make it works without the cable.
>>         >>
>>         >> Thanks for your help,
>>         >>
>>         >> Antonio.
>>         >>
>>         
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>
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