Revision: 1437
Author: [email protected]
Date: Sat Oct 31 00:03:46 2009
Log: fixed image lowercase filenames in tutorial_blink_a_led.xml
http://code.google.com/p/jallib/source/detail?r=1437
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23:58:47 2009
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--- /trunk/doc/dita/tutorials/tutorial_blink_a_led.xml Fri Oct 30 23:58:47
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+++ /trunk/doc/dita/tutorials/tutorial_blink_a_led.xml Sat Oct 31 00:03:46
2009
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<title>Setup your workspace</title>
<p>Start by getting out your programmer and connect it to your pc.
Some connect by serial port, some connect via USB. I actually use a serial
port programmer attached to a USB-to-Serial addapter to free up my serial
port for other projects.</p>
<p>If you are using a serial port programmer you need to check that
you have a regular serial cable and is not a null modem cable. Using your
multimeter, check that each pin of your serial cable matches, if pins 7
& 8 are crossed, it is a null modem cable.</p>
- <p><image href="images/blink_a_led/serial_cable.JPG"/><image
href="images/blink_a_led/usb_to_serial.JPG"/><image
href="images/blink_a_led/serial_pinout.JPG"/></p>
+ <p><image href="images/blink_a_led/serial_cable.jpg"/><image
href="images/blink_a_led/usb_to_serial.jpg"/><image
href="images/blink_a_led/serial_pinout.jpg"/></p>
<p>Get out your PIC microcontroller (we will now refer to it as a
PIC). You can use PIC’s 16f877, 16f877A, 18F2550 , 18F452 or 18F4550 for
this project since the port pinouts are the same for all of them. I will
use 16f877A for this blink a led project.</p>
<p>Now check PC connectivity to your programmer. Open your
programming software on your PC, check the settings within your software to
change the serial port number and programmer type (if available). Your
programmer software may tell you that your board is connected, if not, put
your PIC in your programmer and do some basic tests such as “read chip”,
“blank / erase chip”</p>
<image href="images/blink_a_led/programmer.jpg"/>
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