Thanks for the help. So can I connect these pins to the 9 pin serial port of my computer and see the debugging messages using Hyperterminal?
On Sat, Jun 7, 2008 at 11:46 PM, Philip Levis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Jun 7, 2008, at 11:09 AM, Abhishek Anand wrote: > > Hi, >> I want to connect my micaz motes to the computer's usb port without using >> the programming board(MIB510) because I have many motes but only 1 >> programming board(cant afford more! ). With ony one programming board, I'm >> unable to debug the program running in all the motes simultaneously >> >> USB male to female connector-cables are available in abundance. I figured >> out that a USB connector has 4 pins. >> And the prototyping area of my mda100cb sensor board has 3 pins labelled >> >> UART1_RX >> UART1_TX >> UART1_CX >> >> So should I solder these 3 pins and ground to the 4 pins of USB female >> side of the cable? (in which order?) >> Can I connect many motes in this way to multiple USB ports of the same >> computer? >> Will the debuggging messages sent using printf from all motes be >> displayed? >> >> > The mote's output is UART. The MIB 510 has a chip that reads in serial one > side and outputs USB the other. You can't just hook up the UART pins to your > USB. > > Phil >
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